What a Portrait of a British Family Reveals about 18th-Century England and Tea
Exploring tea time in the portrait of John, Fourteenth Lord Willoughby de Broke, and His Family
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Why Did Michelangelo Use Red Chalk?
The artist used the medium to shape the human form.
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How to Build an Art Museum in Animal Crossing
Up your game with art.
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PODCAST: Sustainably Preserving Cultural Heritage with Larry Coben
From energy executive to archaeologist to preservationist, Larry Coben discusses his journey and how he’s helping to protect cultural heritage sites around the world.
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Photography Fundamentals for the Creative Teenager
All you need is a smartphone and some time to learn the basics.
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Blooming Cactuses Shows a Resilient Artist’s Passion for Color and Emotion
How Karl Schmidt-Rottluff's legacy outlasted two world wars.
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Days, Hours, Minutes, Seconds: Art and Our Sense of Time
With time on our minds, we explore how artists have approached the subject for thousands of years
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Books That Bind: Passover and the Rothschild Pentateuch
How shared texts offer community in a time of isolation.
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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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Drawing With Kids: 5 Ideas to Stay Creative With a Pencil and a Piece of Paper
You don’t have to be a professional to try this at home
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A Look Inside the Archive of Emmett Williams, Avant-Garde Poet and Artist
The friendship, humor, and work of the artist and poet.
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