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Current Exhibitions:
Irving Penn: Small Trades
At the Getty Center through January 10, 2010
Molten Color: Glassmaking in Antiquity
Ongoing at the Getty Villa
Out-of-Bounds: Images in the Margins of Medieval Manuscripts
At the Getty Center through November 8, 2009
In Focus: Making a Scene
At the Getty Center through October 18, 2009
Capturing Nature's Beauty: Three Centuries of French Landscapes
At the Getty Center through November 1, 2009
The Chimaera of Arezzo
At the Getty Villa through February 8, 2010
Foundry to Finish: The Making of a Bronze Sculpture
At the Getty Center through July 11, 2010
Roman Ephebe from Naples
Ongoing at the Getty Villa
La Roldana's Saint Ginés: The Making of a Polychrome Sculpture
Ongoing at the Getty Center
Upcoming Exhibitions:
Reconstructing Identity: A Statue of a God from Dresden
At the Getty Villa November 19, 2009–February 8, 2010
Collector's Choice: J. Paul Getty and His Antiquities
At the Getty Villa November 19, 2009–February 8, 2010
Drawings by Rembrandt and His Pupils: Telling the Difference
At the Getty Center December 8, 2009 - February 28, 2010
A Record of Emotion: The Photographs of Frederick H. Evans
At the Getty Center February 2 - June 6, 2010
Contemporary Urban Panoramas: Los Angeles, New York, Reykjavik
At the Getty Center February 2 - June 6, 2010
Leonardo da Vinci and the Art of Sculpture: Inspiration and Invention
At the Getty Center March 23 - June 20, 2010
The Aztec Pantheon and the Art of Empire
At the Getty Villa March 25–July 5, 2010
Old Testament Imagery in Medieval Christian Manuscripts
At the Getty Center June 1 - August 8, 2010
Click here to see a complete list of upcoming exhibitions at the Getty
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles Art Quiz! Who was the master of perspective who painted the ceiling that this detail is from?
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles We're so lucky to have so many great fans. We had a blast at the Project Runway event last night because of your enthusiasm and great questions for the panel! Stay tuned for more events!
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles Name that fabric! In anticipation of tomorrow night's Project Runway screening, can you tell what this fabulous pink gown is made of? And can anyone guess the name of the painting this detail is drawn from?
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles Counting down: the seats are filling up fast for the Project Runway screening and the event will soon be closed. RSVP now!
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles You're either in or you're out!! Getty Facebook Fans RSVP to an exclusive screening of next week's episode of Project Runway featuring the Getty Museum and come listen to a panel of talented LA-based fashionistas. Limited seats available!!
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles Still need a Halloween costume? Come to the Getty and create your own.
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles Three tips to end wars, Aristophanes style: 1. Create a heroine, Lysistrata, to unify women of warring factions, 2. Withhold "wifely favors," 3. Call a truce and re-tell the tale in LYSISTRATI! a FREE film series based on the anti-war satire Lysistrata by Aristophanes.
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles On the hill here, green isn't just the color of the grass, it's our way of life. Thanks to our visitors, the Getty has reduced the use of disposable products in our cafes by 78% over the last seven months!
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles If you were a curator at the Getty, what paintings would YOU buy? On November 8th, senior curator Scott Schaefer will take us behind the scenes of some of the Museum's major acquisitions--Courbet, Gauguin, Rubens, and Titian, among them--and how these additions shaped a collection.
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles Young Richard Burton and Albert Finney on film! Join us for a free film series featuring cinema from the British New Wave, which critiqued the wealthy and championed the common worker.
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles The White House has proclaimed October National Arts and Humanities Month. We're inspired by President Obama's statement: "While we may not always agree with what we see or hear it, is our open-mindedness that commends the artistic struggle behind the creation and our curiosity that pursues its vision." Read the entire proclamation below.
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles Oktober(fest) is in the air, and the fine art of beer can be seen fizzing from this "Covered Tankard" from around 1578, which likely held, and allowed for the drinking of Germany's brews. Beer was enjoyed for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles Did you know that California's famed Spanish missions were designed by artisans from Mexico and built mostly by Native Americans? Find out more surprising facts in our new book "California Missions: History, Art, and Preservation" + a free panel discussion tomorrow night.
