Falling in Love with Concrete
How a Brazilian architect and Getty Conservation Institute researcher turned her passion for concrete buildings into a quest to save them
New & Noteworthy
News, profiles, and stories about Getty’s work in Los Angeles and around the world
The Revolutionary Brick Church That Changed a Village
Architect and engineer Eladio Dieste’s lasting effect on a small Uruguayan town
Historic Places, Sacred Spaces and the Pandemic
From Machupicchu to Notre Dame Cathedral, COVID-19 continues to impact cultural heritage around the world
J. Paul Getty Trust President & CEO James Cuno to Retire
Trustees will appoint a committee to conduct an international search
Getty Museum Acquires Pastel by Adélaïde Labille-Guiard
The work speaks to emerging views of motherhood and familial bonds
The Queer Power Couple that Changed Photography
How an eccentric aristocrat and a "shy pornographer" took the art world by storm
PODCAST: Photographer Dorothea Lange’s California, Then and Now
A poet and a curator respond to Lange’s influential work
If You Know, You Know
A celebration of Hal Fischer’s Gay Semiotics
Archive of Celebrated Stage Director Peter Sellars Comes to the Getty Research Institute
The director is known for his daring interpretations of classic works
Welcome Back to the Getty Center
The Museum opened its doors to the public for the first time in 14 months
Cameras in Hand, Asian American & Pacific Islanders Bring History to Life
Digital Histories teaches fimmaking to older members of the community
90 Nonprofit Organizations Receive $36.1 Million for Post-Pandemic Rebuilding
Grants provide critical recovery support to organizations that contribute to the region’s cultural fabric
