Getty Center Celebrates 25 Years
Art, conservation, education, and key moments from our history
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What Does the Future of Art Look Like?
Young creators weigh in on the unique experience of making art and making a living in the 21st century
Reflections on the Hill
A park ranger, a sculptor, and an artist on why they love the Getty Center
The Department of Photographs Goes Global
By 2010 the Getty Museum’s Department of Photographs had increased its focus on contemporary global imagery and was welcoming works by underrepresented artists
Celebrating Latin American and Latino Art in L.A.
Look back at the Pacific Standard Time initiative to recognize cultural connections
Building a More Inclusive Archive With the African American Art History Initiative
The study of African American art is fundamental to a full understanding of American art history
Vibrant Butterflies, Voracious Caterpillars, and Treacherous Treks
How a mother and her two daughters raised the artistic standards of natural history illustration and helped transform the study of insects
L.A. as Subject
Small archives tell big stories about the city of L.A.
A World of Art Just a Bus Ride Away
A year after the Getty Center opened, the Museum’s education program was in full swing, treating L.A. students to views and works of art they'd never experienced
Art Alfresco
Works of modern sculpture joined Getty’s collection in 2005, gracing outdoor spaces from the bottom of the hill to a terrace overlooking L.A.
When L.A. Became One Big Art Museum
Pacific Standard Time (PST) debuted in 2011 as the largest cultural collaboration ever undertaken in Southern California