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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
Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Jana Schmieding on Native joy, building community, and the importance of Native women
Getty Honors Ann Philbin at Getty Center Celebration
NPR, KCRW, and LAist recognized as recipients of Getty Prize’s $500,000 grant
Getty Announces Landmark Gift for K-12 School Visit Program
The Mia Chandler Endowment for School Visits will support free transportation for Title I and equivalent schools for student visits to the Getty Center and Getty Villa
Over the Boulevard and onto Your Shoulder
New collaboration turns Getty’s giant vinyl banners into wearable art
A Forgotten Modernist Reclaimed: Leopold Fischer’s California Legacy
Discover the work of this little-known architect, whose oeuvre includes Weimar-era social housing and quietly influential domestic architecture in Los Angeles
Getty Invests $2.6M to Support Black Visual Arts Archives Across the U.S.
Twelve national projects are part of a multi-year initiative to help archivists process and activate collections connected to Black artists
When Artworks, Cherished Objects, and Children’s Toys Are Fire Survivors Too
Getty’s Fire Recovery Conservation Clinic provided triage for belongings—and healing for victims
Landmark Status Granted to Six Buildings Representing Black Heritage in Los Angeles
Designations are the culmination of African American Historic Places Los Angeles, a major milestone to honor and preserve the city’s Black heritage
Conserving Art’s Sensory Experiences
Unraveling how we perceive multisensory artworks (like those at the Wired for Wonder exhibition) helps create more nuanced conservation strategies