Provenance Research Reaches Across Getty in the Digital Age
Explore some of our projects on International Day of Provenance Research.
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Why It Matters Who Owns Art
Who owned this artwork before a museum? Provenance, explained.
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Getty Artworks Recreated with Household Items by Creative Geniuses the World Over
Thousands of people get creative with items on hand, from bubble wrap to their (very good) dogs
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Who Writes History? Competing Narratives about the Conquest of Mexico and the Fall of the Aztec Empire
A Getty Initiative to provide greater access to the Florentine Codex, the first Indigenous encyclopedia of the New World.
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The Odyssey of an Egyptian Cat Sculpture
Analysis of a bronze cat reveals clues about its ancient past.
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Video: What Is Intaglio Printmaking? And Other Useful Terms
Watch printmaking in action, and learn more about the craft.
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The Simone Forti Archive Comes to Getty
The archive covers every major period of the career of one of the most seminal dance and performance artists of our time.
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How to Turn Papyrus into Paper
Soaking, pounding, and pressing at the Getty Villa to learn about the ancient world.
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Frieze Week Kicks Off with a Night Dedicated to Art and Social Justice
Getty and Endeavor bring artists, activists, and philanthropists together to honor the connection between art and justice and kick of Frieze Week.
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Photos: Saving an Ancient Roman Sculpture, Step by Careful Step
A year behind the scenes with art conservation.
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From Ancient Scotland to Online Auctions: A Tale of Roman Nails
When a colleague asked, “What is the weirdest thing you’ve worked on in storage?” I instantly replied, “A group of Roman iron nails!”
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A Portrait by Anton Raphael Mengs Goes on View at the Getty Center
Friendship and a shared interest in classical antiquity brought this painter and subject together.
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