Getty Does It ‘All for Art’ and Reveals Refreshed Brand Identity

Evolution of Getty’s design and messaging captures its mission of advancing art’s meaning and impact

Learn more about the Getty brand update
Blue letter G made from geometric blocks over the tagline "All For Art".

What We Do

  1. Our Locations

    Three people, a woman with long dark hair and a man pushing an elderly woman in a wheelchair, wander through a museum gallery filled with marble sculpture busts.

    Enjoy the art, architecture, and gardens of our two unique sites

  2. Art & Archives

    Two people wander through an art gallery filled with sculptures, pointing to the details in a stone bust

    Our art and research collections span ancient to modern times

  3. Research & Conservation

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    We conduct and support research and conservation of visual art and cultural heritage in Los Angeles and throughout the world

News & Stories

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  1. Getty's Egyptian Book of the Dead Lives Again

    Press Release

    Ancient Egyptian papyrus featuring columns of hieroglyphics surrounding a central image of a seated pharaoh and human-animal hybrids.

    The exhibition, previously shown in 2023, features Getty's Book of the Dead manuscripts

    Feb 23, 2026

  2. Right Hand Man

    Article

    Free-form sketch of the Walt Disney Concert Hall on paper.

    How Frank Gehry’s sketching practice lent a musicality to his buildings

    Feb 18, 2026

  3. Three Major Los Angeles Art Institutions Celebrate Paul R. Williams

    Press Release

    A negative space drawing of a church with figures of attendees, green trees, and blue sky.

    Getty, LACMA, and USC Fisher Museum of Art present a landmark, multi-site exhibition series honoring the life and work of groundbreaking architect Paul R. Williams.

    Feb 18, 2026

Explore Our Work

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From Vision to Archive: The Legacy of Paul R. Williams

Bringing the work of this groundbreaking Southern California architect to the broader public

Williams sits behind a table and points something out on a 3D model of a house to another person sitting with his back to the camera.

Resources

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Explore tools and support for work and study in visual art and cultural heritage