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 Exhibitions at the Getty—A Look Ahead: 2008 (~400 KB)
Public Programming at the Getty (~200 KB)
July 21, 2008: The Cursed House of Atreus Falls in Aeschylus' "Agamemnon," the Getty Villa's Third Classical Outdoor Production
June 26, 2008: New Exhibition Showcases Pivotal Photographic Works
June 5, 2008: The J. Paul Getty Museum Announces the Acquisition of a Roman Sarcophagus
June 2, 2008: Getty Announces Museum Leadership Institute Class of 2008
May 28, 2008: Getty Exhibition Opens Window into the Society of Dilettanti
May 22, 2008: Getty Research Institute Presents Symposium and World Premiere of Restored Silent Film
May 20, 2008: J. Paul Getty Museum Announces New Curator for Antiquities
May 19, 2008: European Research Council Invites Getty Research Institute Director, Thomas Gaehtgens,
to Join Prestigious Panel
May 6, 2008: J. Paul Getty Museum Names New Head of Education
May 6, 2008: Getty Goats Clear Brush the Old-Fashioned Way—They Eat It
May 5, 2008: J. Paul Getty Museum Exhibition Showcases the Belles Heures of the Duke of Berry—One of the World's Greatest French Manuscripts
April 22, 2008: Getty Center Celebrates Earth Day with Silver LEED Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council
April 21, 2008: The Getty Museum Debuts First Major Exhibition of Portrait Busts by Renowned 17th-Century Sculptor Gian Lorenzo Bernini
April 3, 2008: Getty Research Institute Exhibition Unites Two Superlative Manuscripts on The History of Peru
April 1, 2008: Getty Museum Exhibition Spotlights Changing Practices in Antiquities Conservation
March 24, 2008: Getty Exhibition Explores the Visual Representations of Christ in Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts
March 12, 2008: The J. Paul Getty Museum Announces the Acquisition of a Painting by Paul Gauguin
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