Getty and University of Arizona Partner to Conserve Long-Lost Willem de Kooning Painting
Over thirty years after it was stolen from the University of Arizona, a de Kooning will be conserved at the Getty.
Art & Archives
Perspectives on art and art history, from classical art to contemporary architecture.
Science Reveals New Clues about Mysterious Ancient Greek Sculptures of Mourning Women
Why and how were these sculptures made? Science steps finds an answer.
Scholars Respond to an Exhibition about Medieval Prejudice
Three essays on race, anti-semitism, and gender identity in the Middle Ages
Angel of Uncertainty: A Conversation with Photographer Sally Mann
The photographer on her family and work.
The Surprising Detective Work of a Drawings Curator
Unsolved mysteries of old master drawings.
Installation by Artist Theaster Gates Confronts Racist Imagery at Monumental Scale
An unusual sculpture serves as a disassembled totem of racism.
Conservation Work Reveals the Hidden Revisions of Pontormo, Italian Renaissance Master
Study and treatment of a Renaissance altarpiece reveals new details about the artist’s working method, as well as his brilliant colors
Illustrating a Tale of Two Cities and Two Kitties
An artist re-envisions the ancient world in a new children's book.
Ottoman-Era Photographs Take on New Meaning in Their Digital Life
A look at nineteenth-century Turkey through photographs.
Talking about the Getty Bronze
Our point of view after recent Italian ruling.
Confronting Power and Violence in the Renaissance Nude
The Renaissance origins of the male gaze.
