An Archival Trail: Concrete Art in Argentina
Concrete art in Argentina and Brazil, as told through papers in the special collections.
Dedicated to advancing conservation practice around the world
Replica Buddhist Caves Rise on the Getty Center Plaza
Replica Cave Temples of Dunhuang are taking shape on the Getty Center plaza.
35,000-Year-Old Rock Art, Now in 3D
How did filmmakers create a 3D experience of an ancient cave?
Managing the Details: Coordinating Field-Based Conservation Projects
A look at the complex logistics involved in organizing conservation projects around the world.
Artist William Pope.L on Humor, Race, and God
Pope.L takes our questions about his practice and the future of his work.
Artist Grimanesa Amorós on the Value of Public Art
A chat with the sculptor and installation artist.
Bringing the Cave Temples of Dunhuang to California Classrooms
Chinese culture comes to California classrooms.
A Look Inside the Getty’s Conservation Collection
From reference tomes to textile cuttings, a collection for every query.
Conservation Tools: The Microfading Tester
Measuring color changes in light-sensitive works of art.
Outdoor Sculpture at Long Beach Campus Gets a Fresh Look
CSU Long Beach’s remarkable outdoor sculpture collection is being conserved.
Moving On Up
A look back at the Getty Conservation Institute’s move to the Getty Center.
Conservation Tools: The Handheld Loupe
A handheld magnifying loupe helps conservators study historic photographs with the naked eye
