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Current Exhibitions:
Drawings by Rembrandt and His Pupils: Telling the Difference
At the Getty Center through February 28, 2010
Collector's Choice: J. Paul Getty and His Antiquities
At the Getty Villa through February 8, 2010
Drawing Life: The Dutch Visual Tradition
At the Getty Center through February 28, 2010
Reconstructing Identity: A Statue of a God from Dresden
At the Getty Villa through February 8, 2010
The Medieval Scriptorium
At the Getty Center through February 14, 2010
Irving Penn: Small Trades
At the Getty Center through January 10, 2010
Molten Color: Glassmaking in Antiquity
Ongoing at the Getty Villa
The Chimaera of Arezzo
At the Getty Villa through February 8, 2010
In Focus: The Worker
At the Getty Center through March 21, 2010
Migrations of the Mind: Manuscripts from the Lawrence J. Schoenberg Collection
At the Getty Center through April 18, 2009
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:
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 Happy holidays everyone! The Getty Center and the Getty Villa are closed on Dec. 25 and Jan. 1, but open on New Year's Eve, Dec. 31 -- so you can celebrate the end of 2009 with Rembrandt, Van Gogh, Ensor, and Monet!
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles Happy Holidays from Getty Publications: This kids' holiday book by Leo Politi is set on Olvera Street in L.A. and tells the story of the Christmas tradition of the "posada." This Caldecott Medal winner was originally published in 1946.
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles Have you discovered ArtBabble? It's a great nonprofit site for videos about art. Check out (and rate and comment on!) the Museum's videos. Tell us what you think!
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles Name that famous politician - and explain that hat! Known for crushing his foes, he's been played on screen by Vincent Price, Tim Curry, and even Charlton Heston.
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles Ever seen snow-capped mountains in one direction and the Pacific Ocean in the other? Thanks to this enchanting winter weather, that's the view from the Getty Center this week. It won't last, so get here quick!
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles Happy Birthday to J. Paul Getty, born on December 15, 1892. You can explore Mr. Getty's inspiration and tastes in collecting in the exhibition "Collector's Choice: J. Paul Getty and His Antiquities" ongoing now until February 8, 2010 at the Getty Villa.
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles What happens when you give a museum visitor a vase and a Docent a camera? They pop up on Flickr! Check out the creativity of these Getty Villa visitors and talented Docents at the Getty's new Flickr photostream.
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles
Horror
for the Holidays! The Getty's West Pavilion is now being referred to as
"the morgue" with Gericault's harrowing study of severed heads (on
generous loan from the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, on view near
another picture of a severed head from the Getty's collection. Can you
name that work?
Attached photo: Théodore Gér ...icault, Severed Heads, c. 1818-1819 © Nationalmuseum
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles Precise strokes, a perfectly modeled figure, subtle gradations of wash ... must be a Rembrandt drawing? Actually, it's by Rembrandt's talented student Gerbrand van den Eeckhout. Discover the difference between master and pupil for yourself in the Getty's new exhibition, opening today!
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles What happens when you remove 400 years of grime and candle smoke from the surface of a fresco? Check out this beautiful audio slide show, revealing the conservation of the Scala Santa, or "Sacred Stairs," in Rome. The project was supported with a grant from the Getty Foundation.
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles
How do artists manage in hard economic times? Next Saturday at the Autry, historian Linda Gordon talks about one of our favorite photographers, Dorothea Lange, and the role of art during tough times. RSVP at the link below -- then check out some of Lange's work in our collection at http://www.getty.edu/art/gettyguide/artM
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles Hey Angelenos! Ever been to the Craft and Folk Art Museum? In the spirit of the Getty's current exhibition "Irving Penn: Small Trades," an exhibition which masterfully represents the worker, check out this special lecture by Barbara Carrasco, a visual artist and activist who worked with the United Farm Workers from 197 ...6 to 1991, as she recounts her work with the UFW in a special talk at CAFAM, this Sunday, Dec. 6 @ 3pm. Photo: Barbara Carrasco with Cesar Chavez, photo taken by Jocelyn Sherman, UFW Staff Photographer.
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles Get ready to draw your bow and arrow, brandish your sword, and duel with the best of them! Maid Marian may need rescuing too. Join your fellow chivalrous heroes, comely maids, and dastardly villains in a free "Swashbuckling Days and Daring Knights" film series, starting Dec. 5 & 6. Check out the line-up of films at the link below.
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles Facebook fans! Join us at the Getty Center tomorrow to commemorate Day Without Art, in solidarity with World AIDS Day. Learn more and download a free parking voucher at the link below.
The Getty Museum, Los Angeles The Getty Center and the Getty Villa are closed on Thursday November 26th, in observance of Thanksgiving, but in the meantime, feast your eyes on this porcelain turkey by Johann Joachim Kändler! It's saying, "The weekend after Thanksgiving is the busiest of the year so get here early, gobble gobble."
