Digitization & Access
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Driving around LA with Ed Ruscha
With a retrospective coming to LACMA this April, explore the artist’s sprawling Streets of LA archive
Rare Photos of Eartha Kitt, The Jackson 5, and More
Getty wishes you a Soulful Seasons Greetings with photos from the Johnson Publishing Company Archive
What Is a Codex?
Basically, a big book
A Rare 500-Year-Old Manuscript Gets a Second Life Online
The Digital Florentine Codex unlocks a wealth of Mexica (Aztec) history and culture
The Ambitious Plan to Open Up a Treasure Trove of Black History
Check in on the progress of the seven-year project to digitize the Johnson Publishing Company archive
But First, Sketch
Consider the sketchbook, small enough to tuck into a pocket or bag, as the artist’s version of the personal diary
OK Computer
How Bárbara Romero Ferrón uses technology to study centuries-old art and defy human limitations
Identity of Hundreds of People Revealed in Early 19th-Century Portrait Album
Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery used a Getty grant to create a microsite featuring 1,800 paper silhouettes
Jenn Stringer Named Chief Digital Officer at Getty
She assumes her new post July 1, 2023
New Volume from Getty Research Institute’s Project on Latin American Video Art
This new title engages critically with the medium of video as a tool for social change in Latin America