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Exhibition Series PST ART: Art & Science Collide

Encounter the intersections of art and science at the Getty Center.

A donut-shaped form covered in many lines, both straight and undulating, sit on a plain background. The scene fades from a cyan blue at the top to a burnt orange at the bottom, and is covered in many
Torus (detail), 2021, exhibition copy 2023, Deana Lawson. Transmission hologram on glass plate. Courtesy of the artist, Gagosian, New York, and David Kordansky Gallery, Los Angeles. © Deana Lawson. Photo: Matthew Schreiber

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PST ART is a groundbreaking cultural collaboration. Every five years, PST ART unites hundreds of artists around a single, electrifying theme at more than 60 exhibition spaces. While the theme is different each time, the heart of PST ART is always the distinctive cultural identity of Southern California, and the universal hunger for artistic and intellectual discovery.

The theme for this year’s edition is Art & Science Collide. Getty Museum exhibitions explore the many ways light impacts artists and their work—bending and refracting it, directing it through lenses, and freezing it in time. At the Research Institute, encounter collaborations between artists and engineers.

Partners & Sponsors

Partners and Sponsors

This series is presented at institutions across Southern California by Getty with the support of the following partners:

Lead Partners

Alicia Miñana & Rob Lovelace
Getty Patron Program

Principal Partners

Eva & Ming Hsieh

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