Digitization & Access

Critical support for eight new projects will activate essential documents of the history of Black art in the U.S.

By pointing the camera at his friends, Jerry McMillan produced a portrait of the Los Angeles art scene as essential as any painting

Historian and archivist Keith Rice preserves Los Angeles history through the stories of its minority communities

How a new Getty digital publication brings the experimental scores of John Cage, Fluxus, and the neo-avant-garde back to life

For iconic movement artist Simone Forti, the notebook was a private stage for a radical exploration of self that fueled a creative breakthrough

In the Johnson Publishing Company Archive, you’ll find photographs of 1950s' drag performers striking a pose at grand balls

By fostering collaboration between art conservation and archival science—two historically distinct fields—practitioners can better protect cultural heritage

In their photograph series Being There, artists Lee Shulman and Omar Victor Diop wanted to give viewers “moments to dream, to question, to project their own stories”

Getty’s new computer game time-travels to the 14th century (and the 1980s)

A Bronze Age warrior with a fascinating backstory arrives at the Getty Villa Museum