Year in Review
Getty chose Katherine E. Fleming to succeed retiring president and CEO Jim Cuno; awarded over 200 grants to diversify the arts, conserve historic sites, and advance art historical research; displayed a stolen and restored de Kooning; and celebrated the Getty Center’s 25th anniversary.
Highlights from 2022
Back to Earth
How the Getty Conservation Institute’s four-week course on earthen architecture conservation educates the next generation
AATA Online Database Migrates to a New Cloud-Based Platform
AATA is a free research tool for art and cultural heritage conservators
Getty Collaborates with the National Gallery of Victoria on Acoustic Emission Monitoring
The project is part of the Getty Conservation Institute’s Managing Collection Environments initiative
Getty Announces Acquisition of a Group of Photographs by Kamoinge Artists
Getty Museum and Getty Research Institute acquire photographs that captured the Black experience during the mid-20th century
ALIPH and Getty Partner to Protect Cultural Heritage in Ukraine
Ukrainian heritage under greater threat with increased violence and approaching difficult winter months
Ancient or Fake? The Mystery of a Maya Book
Cracking the mystery of the oldest surviving pre-Hispanic book produced in the Americas
This Painting Survived an Explosion
Artemisia Gentileschi’s Hercules and Omphale comes to Getty for conservation
Meet Getty’s New CEO
Katherine E. Fleming tells us how her international upbringing made her forever curious about culture, and what she thinks of Getty so far
Getty Research Institute Acquires Richard Hunt Archive
Throughout his career, Hunt was central to important landmarks in African American art history and Civil Rights-era action
Picturing Afghanistan
The Qandahar Album reveals a complex history in photographs