Lyra Kilston

Getty’s ancient Egyptian “Book of the Dead” manuscripts go on view

Drawing on lessons from historic Mediterranean sites, staff are planning a Getty Villa landscape that honors Roman models while adapting to Southern California’s changing environment

Who chooses the artworks hanging in Getty's galleries? And why those?

Field trips return to the Getty Villa Museum

¿Qué estilos han quedado plasmados en las colecciones de Getty? Cinco curadoras eligen sus piezas favoritas, desde la Antigüedad hasta el siglo XVIII

What fashion trends are captured in Getty’s collections? Five curators choose favorites from antiquity through the 18th century

Charles Ross has created solar spectra around the world for six decades; now Getty Center visitors can experience—or even bathe themselves in—his giant spills of rainbow

New Getty shows will explore the wonders of light, medieval astrology, the microscopic, and what happens when you put artists and engineers in a room together

Three stories that show how women have created throughout history

How Getty works to sustain and revitalize languages, through translation, education, documentation, and even a summer camp