Getty Prize
Honor awarded annually for outstanding achievement in the arts
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Taking a Stand for Freedom of the Press—and Artistic Freedom
Ann Philbin and NPR celebrated at the Getty Prize Dinner
Getty Honors Ann Philbin at Getty Center Celebration
NPR, KCRW, and LAist recognized as recipients of Getty Prize’s $500,000 grant
Getty Announces Ann Philbin as its 2025 Getty Prize Winner
Philbin selects NPR as the recipient of the Getty Prize’s accompanying $500,000 grant to support arts and culture programming
When Art Heals
Mark Bradford, the Arts for Healing and Justice Network, and the transformative power of community were celebrated at the Getty Prize Dinner
Mark Bradford Awards $500,000 Getty Prize Grant to Arts for Healing and Justice Network
Bradford and AHJN will be celebrated at the Getty Prize dinner on May 13
Visual Artist Mark Bradford Wins the 2024 Getty Prize
To recognize the honor, Getty will award a $500,000 grant to a non-profit chosen by Bradford
Getty Medal to Alice Walton, Martin Puryear, and Kwame Anthony Appiah
Getty’s highest honor to be presented in New York City in fall 2020
J. Paul Getty Medal Goes to Lorna Simpson, Ed Ruscha, and Mary Beard
The Getty Medal is given annually to recognize achievement in museology, art historical research, conservation science, and philanthropy
Lorna Simpson, Mary Beard and Ed Ruscha to Receive 2019 J. Paul Getty Medal
Awards to be presented at a celebratory dinner at the Getty Center in Los Angeles in fall 2019
Thelma Golden, Agnes Gund and Richard Serra Receive 2018 Getty Medal
The Getty Medal is the Getty’s highest honor, given annually to recognize extraordinary achievement in the fields of museology, art historical research, conservation science and philanthropy