The Getty Villa Museum is officially back this summer. Following nearly a six-month closure due to the devastating Palisades ...

The Getty Villa Museum will reopen to the public on Friday, June 27, following a months-long closure due to the Palisades ...

As flames whip the Pacific Palisades, the storied Getty Villa museum has withstood the Los Angeles wildfires, preserving its 44,000-plus items thanks to strategy and architecture designed for ...

The Getty Villa is a Getty museum showcasing Greek and Roman art ... Free guided tours of the gardens, architecture and art collection are available with advance timed reservation.

The Getty Center is perched in the Santa Monica Mountains. Credit: Wikimedia commons The wildfire-prone Santa Monica Mountains might sound like a terrible location for a billion dollar museum ...

Under siege by Los Angeles wildfires, the J. Paul Getty Museum is emerging as a near-miraculous beacon of disaster preparedness. Behind the scenes, it’s taking a small army to defend.

The Getty Villa, separate from the main museum in Brentwood, was designed by Robert E Langdon Jr and Ernest C Wilson Jr, opened in 1974 and has since been renovated. Although it wasn’t in the ...

The Eames House by Ray and Charles Eames (Evan Guston/Courtesy Getty) The Getty’s International Course on the Conservation of Modern Heritage is a component of the institution’s Conserving ...

As videos and images circulated of flames and smoke from an explosive wildfire approaching the Getty Villa museum in Los Angeles, art lovers worried the facility's world class collection of ...

As wildfires ravaged greater Los Angeles last week, the J. Paul Getty Museum faced encroaching flames on two fronts. Blazes nearly surrounded the Getty Villa in Pacific Palisades, coming within ...

The Getty Villa Museum, which is home to a large collection of artifacts and antiquities from Rome and Greece, is located directly off the Pacific Coast Highway in the Pacific Palisades area of ...

Last week, the Getty Foundation announced the allocation of $3.1 million to preserve and protect often-overlooked historic contributions by Black designers and architects to 20th-century architecture.