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Antigone Finds New Fierceness in the Aztec Empire

In the Latino Theater Company’s adaptation of the Sophocles classic—set in vibrant pre-conquest Tenochtitlan, Mexico—the bold lead “has a lot more to say”
The Getty Villa’s New Cocktail Offers a Taste of Aztec History

Its special ingredient has been enjoyed for thousands of years
La Villa Getty brinda un sorbo de la historia azteca con su nuevo cóctel

Su ingrediente principal se ha degustado durante miles de años
Getty and Latino Theater Company Present “Antigone: In the Language of Kings”

Performance marks the 20th anniversary of Getty “Outdoor Classical Theater” productions
Getty Announces 2026–2027 Scholars

Getty welcomes a new cohort of Getty Scholars
How the Getty Logo Started and Where It’s Going

As Getty’s new digital-friendly logo and first-ever tagline debut, we also look back to the 1980s, when typographer Larry Brady created Getty’s initial commissioned logo and typeface
Getty Announces Major Modernization Efforts to Enhance Visitor Experience, Accessibility, and Energy Resilience

Getty Center will temporarily close to the public from spring 2027–spring 2028; Getty Villa will remain open with additional offerings
Rebuilding for Resilience

Drawing on lessons from historic Mediterranean sites, staff are planning a Getty Villa landscape that honors Roman models while adapting to Southern California’s changing environment
Getty's Egyptian Book of the Dead Lives Again

The exhibition, previously shown in 2023, features Getty's Book of the Dead manuscripts