PODCAST: Rescuing Art by Women in Florence
A non-profit’s mission to identify and conserve masterpieces by women artists from the Renaissance to the modern era
New & Noteworthy
News, profiles, and stories about Getty’s work in Los Angeles and around the world
What Is a Still Life?
Why artists are drawn to bowls of fruit and other inanimate objects
Bugs in Boxes and Other Ways to Draw Nature
How Maria Sibylla Merian learned about the tiny living things around her
The Book of Friends Brings Graffiti Art to Getty
How a rare book led to a showcase of L.A.’s best street art
Ted Soqui’s Icons of Protest
The photojournalist reflects on covering L.A.’s protest history and making artists' books
Inside the Yearlong Deep-Clean of the Getty Museum
How Getty staff teamed up to fight moths and dust during the pandemic
Getty Villa Reopens
It's great to see art in person again!
What Soviet-Era Plastics Reveal about Science behind the Iron Curtain
A new Getty project brings institutions together to research household plastics with an eye on future conservation
A Message to the Getty Community about Systemic Racism
It is our responsibility to our employees, our community, our nation and world to stand firmly against racism, Jim Cuno writes
How Do We Care for the Grounds and Gardens?
Getty horticulturists answer your botanical questions
Getty Villa Reopens to Public Wednesday, April 21
Limited number of visitors permitted with free reservations
PODCAST: The Buddha’s First Sermon in Sarnath
The long history of the ancient site where Buddhism began and its continued importance today
