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Recording in Progress
Historian and archivist Keith Rice preserves Los Angeles history through the stories of its minority communities
“Off the 405” Summer Concerts Return to the Getty Center Beginning May 2026
Artists performing in the series include aja monet, Hunx and His Punx, Leenalchi, Horse Lords and Laurel Halo
Is Drawing a Form of Self Care?
Becoming Artsy, Episode 504
How to Merge with the Gods
Getty’s ancient Egyptian “Book of the Dead” manuscripts go on view
What Was Life Like for Kids in the Middle Ages?
Your biggest questions, answered by our medievalists
One Artist Continues Where the Other Left Off
In this new Getty acquisition, Marguerite Gérard and her brother-in-law, Jean-Honoré Fragonard, collaborated on a scene of courtship
Nine Books to Read for Earth Month
A curated reading list brought to you by Getty’s own EcoReads book club
Through the Camera’s Lens, Uncover LA’s Vital Role in the Civil Rights Movement
With rarely seen photos, this book highlights the importance of photography in Los Angeles’s fight for equality
The Secrets to Displaying a 3,600-Year-Old Crown
How mountmakers prepared this delicate headpiece for its Getty Villa debut
Getty Announces Major Modernization Efforts to Enhance Visitor Experience, Accessibility, and Energy Resilience
Getty Center will temporarily close to the public from spring 2027–spring 2028; Getty Villa will remain open with additional offerings