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  1. El verde siempre perdura

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    Explore la historia de un color con profundas raíces en el arte

  2. Green Springs Eternal

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    Explore the history of a color with deep roots in art

  3. Getty Welcomes Nine New Residents to Its Conservation Guest Scholars Program

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    Scholars will pursue research on topics that bring new knowledge and fresh perspectives to the field of conservation

  4. Nine Books to Read for Earth Month

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    A curated reading list brought to you by Getty’s own EcoReads book club

  5. Celebrate Earth Month at Getty

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

  6. Making the Buddha Head from Merv Whole Again

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

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

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

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

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

  9. For the Record

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

  10. What About the Carbon Footprint of Exhibitions?

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