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Artist Reggie Burrows Hodges on Display at Three Los Angeles Arts Institutions
Exhibitions mark the artist’s first solo museum presentations in his hometown of Los Angeles
Remembering the Creativity and Humor of David Hockney
Getty curators look back at two exhibitions that celebrated his 80th birthday
A Photographer’s Search for Identity
A major Getty acquisition of photographs by Josef Breitenbach expands the presence of this innovative 20th-century artist and his experimental work in Los Angeles
Inside a Medieval Book of Wronged Women
There’s much more to this 15th century manuscript than its text
Un nuevo libro bilingüe pone en primer plano un siglo de fotografía mexicana
Desde retratos icónicos hasta escenas de la vida cotidiana, cerca de 150 imágenes ofrecen un recorrido por la rica tradición fotográfica de México
New Bilingual Book Brings a Century of Mexican Photography into Focus
From iconic portraits to depictions of daily life, nearly 150 images illuminate Mexico’s rich photographic tradition
Getty Presents “The Holy Family at Home”
Exhibition explores the tender relationships at the center of the Christian story and the portrayal of Joseph as an active member of the Holy Family
Photography / Fotografía: LA and México at Getty
Photographers reframe Los Angeles in “Every Minute is History: Five Views of Los Angeles”
Getty Celebrates Long-Awaited West Coast Debut of Reynolds’ “Portrait of Mai”
Three years after jointly acquiring the painting with the National Portrait Gallery, London, it will finally go on display in Los Angeles
An Investigation of a Self-Portrait by Edgar Degas
Why was the surface of Degas’s painting looking cloudy? Why did he use himself as a model, and what’s that red area along the lower edge of the work? Getty staff wanted answers