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  1. The Colorful Story of Odilon Redon’s Drawing Papers

    People use a flashlight to look at details of a framed pastel drawing hung on the wall of a dimly lit gallery.

    Getty and LACMA conservators took a closer look at the artist’s paper supports—and how they’ve changed over time

  2. 12 Books on Black Space, Memory, and Belonging

    A stack of books on a desk in a library

    In anticipation of a new conference, these essential reads span art, architecture, migration, and the many ways Black communities create—and reclaim—space

  3. 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

  4. The Surprising History of the Color Green

    A woman wearing green looks curiously at a portrait of a man with a gold halo around his head.

    Becoming Artsy, Episode 506

  5. Tout pour l’art. Tout pour vous.

    The Getty Logo with the slogan "All for Art" superimposed over a picture of Van Gogh's Irises.

    Découvrez le Getty et toutes les façons dont l’art nous rassemble, nous inspire et transforme notre regard sur le monde.

  6. All for Art. All for You.

    The Getty Logo with the slogan "All for Art" superimposed over a picture of Van Gogh's Irises.

    Discover Getty and the many ways art connects us, inspires us, and shapes our world

  7. Antigone Finds New Fierceness in the Aztec Empire

    A theater production takes place on an open air stone courtyard stage at night, with a building with columns as a backdrop.

    In the Latino Theater Company’s adaptation of the Sophocles classic—set in vibrant pre-conquest Tenochtitlan, Mexico—the bold lead “has a lot more to say”

  8. 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

  9. Art History in the Amazon

    Aerial satellite image of the Amazon River.

    Zoom in to learn how Getty-funded scholars left the classroom to connect with communities, objects, and each other across the Amazon basin

  10. 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

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