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  1. Getty Announces Fall Events Featuring Performances, Food & Drinks and Family Fun

    A view of trees with vibrant orange, green, and red fall leaves, lined across the outdoor courtyard of The Getty Center.

    Museum programming includes a Family Festival, “Ever Present” performances, culinary experiences with “Tastemakers” and “Bacchus Uncorked” and more art-themed events

  2. Getty Acquires Rediscovered Diego Velázquez Painting

    Portrait of a man with mustache and beard wearing gold and black striped armor with a red sash.

    “Portrait of the Count-Duke of Olivares” strengthens Getty’s collection of 17th-century European paintings

  3. Getty Brings its Art Collection to the Streets of Paris

    A large poster of a painting, Paul Cézanne, “Still Life with Apples”,  hangs from a wall on an urban street.

    Large-scale reproductions of works by Van Gogh, Manet, Cézanne, Caillebotte, and Lawrence Alma-Tadema will appear at prominent locations across Paris this fall

  4. Purrquoise Speaks!

    A ceramic sculpture of a cat on a golden cushioned pedestal sits in a glass viewing box in an ornately decorated room.

    An exclusive, candid chat with Getty’s most famous cat

  5. Getty Launches Second Season of Family Podcast “If Objects Could Talk”

    Cartoon illustration of an owl and teal cat peering through a doorway beside text reading "If Objects Could Talk".

    From a tiny flea to a giant bronze vase, new episodes bring to life objects from Getty’s sculpture and decorative arts collection

  6. The Getty Villa’s New Cocktail Offers a Taste of Aztec History

    A bright yellow cocktail garnished with cucumber, mint, pineapple, and a tajin rim sits on a ledge overlooking a Roman-inspired colonnade.

    Its special ingredient has been enjoyed for thousands of years

  7. La Villa Getty brinda un sorbo de la historia azteca con su nuevo cóctel

    A bright yellow cocktail garnished with cucumber, mint, pineapple, and a tajin rim sits on a ledge overlooking a Roman-inspired colonnade.

    Su ingrediente principal se ha degustado durante miles de años

  8. Artist Reggie Burrows Hodges on Display at Three Los Angeles Arts Institutions

    Two silhouettes, one taller one shorter, stand against and red and black background resembling a stage.

    Exhibitions mark the artist’s first solo museum presentations in his hometown of Los Angeles

  9. A Photographer’s Search for Identity

    A figure in the shape of the human circulatory system stands in front of two skyscrapers dotted with lit windows.

    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

  10. Getty Presents “Paul R. Williams: Architecture Across the Color Line”

    A negative space drawing of a church with figures of attendees, green trees, and blue sky.

    Learn more about how Paul R. Williams transformed Los Angeles by designing across racial and social boundaries in one of three exhibitions across Los Angeles