Science & Tech

Stories about innovation, digital humanities, and Getty’s work in the labs

Latest

  1. Celebrate Earth Month at Getty

    Rows of purple flowers bloom in a large garden, behind them a maze of green

    Getty invites visitors to honor Mother Earth through poetry in the garden, mindful gallery tours, collage workshops and more

  2. Making the Buddha Head from Merv Whole Again

    A large face emerges from stone in an excavation site as a man wearing a suit stands beside it.

    A collaboration between the Getty Museum and the State Museum of Turkmenistan

  3. Getty, LACMA, MOCA, Hammer Museum, and Hauser & Wirth Announce Collective Commitment to Climate Action

    A person in a storage area filled with shelves holds up a small device that reads the air temperature and humidity.

    This marks the first time Los Angeles art institutions have jointly committed to such efforts

  4. Explore the Faces of Ancient Roman Egypt in Getty’s New Volume on Mummy Portraits

    Mummy Portraits of Roman Egypt, Volume 2: Emerging Research from the APPEAR Project book cover

    This open-access publication brings together global expertise and groundbreaking research to scholars and the public worldwide

  5. For the Record

    Rows of shelving holding cardboard boxes against a stone wall

    By fostering collaboration between art conservation and archival science—two historically distinct fields—practitioners can better protect cultural heritage

  6. What About the Carbon Footprint of Exhibitions?

    Silhouette of a person posing in front of mirrored green mountains and waterfalls.

    A Getty-led report brings the climate impact of exhibitions into focus

  7. Getty’s PST ART Releases Largest-Ever Dataset on Climate Impact of Exhibition-Making

    Slanted photo of silhouettes of people looking at wall to wall screens of green and blue foliage.

    Arts organizations across Southern California measured exhibition emissions and waste for the nation’s largest art event

  8. Saving Lost Feminist Video Letters

    Back of a person facing a wall of video screens and other technological equipment

    A Getty conservator preserves rare pieces of guerrilla media

  9. Dab a Little 3,000-Year-Old Greek Civilization on Your Wrist

    A man in glasses holds a scent strip near several floating bottles of perfume, appearing to evaluate the fragrances.

    Perfumer Michael Nordstrand distilled ancient Pylos into two scents for the Getty Villa Museum. One ingredient was originally raked from goats’ beards in Crete

  10. Would You Survive a Medieval Road Trip?

    A game kiosk in front of a background that reads "Follow the Pilgrimage Road"

    Getty’s new computer game time-travels to the 14th century (and the 1980s)