Getty Magazine

In-depth stories and personal perspectives

Latest Magazine Stories

  1. This Little Frog Is Trying to Tell You Something

    Ink drawing of a frog sitting on top of coins, clutching a spherical object in one hand and has it's left leg sticking out toward the viewer.

    Drawings curator Stephanie Schrader digs into his timeless message

  2. El verde siempre perdura

    Chalk drawing of a green, barren landscape with rocks, heavy clouds, and lightning.

    Explore la historia de un color con profundas raíces en el arte

  3. Green Springs Eternal

    Chalk drawing of a green, barren landscape with rocks, heavy clouds, and lightning.

    Explore the history of a color with deep roots in art

  4. Getty Welcomes Nine New Residents to Its Conservation Guest Scholars Program

    Full aerial view of the Getty Center featuring several large, white buildings surrounding a circular garden

    Scholars will pursue research on topics that bring new knowledge and fresh perspectives to the field of conservation

  5. Go Behind the Scenes at an Art Auction

    ink sketch of a farmhouse surrounded by trees and a yard with a fence, and a road alongside the house

    Drawings curator Julian Brooks reveals new Getty acquisitions

  6. What We’re Doing to Make the Getty Museum a Space of Well-Being and Connection

    A group of people stretch and move to match the body movement of a figure yawning in a painting and a sculpture of a scrunched-up face.

    How mindfulness in museums helps us meet art, ourselves, and one another more fully

  7. The Woman Who Shaped a Generation of American Ads

    woman leaning on a table behind a large camera, with a vase of flowers, bowl of fruit, and basket of bread on the table and photography lights above

    Photographer Barbara DuMetz reflects on over 40 years of championing diversity in commercial photography

  8. Why Were These Two Women Nearly Written Out of Art History?

    elaborate gold framed painting depicting woman wearing a green dress and ribbon holding an artist's palette and paintbrush, next to a portrait of a woman sitting in a chair holding an artist's palette

    Meet Michaelina Wautier and Anne Vallayer-Coster, expert painters who are only now getting their due

  9. Inside the Frame

    Three people sit on the trunk of a car along a city road.

    By pointing the camera at his friends, Jerry McMillan produced a portrait of the Los Angeles art scene as essential as any painting

  10. If Walls Could Talk

    A black-and-white photo of a large group of people standing outside the art deco facade of Clifton's cafeteria.

    Conserving buildings central to African American history—including the safe havens listed in a guidebook for Black travelers—tells a fuller, more honest American story