And now there is a museum-worthy fine art-themed DIY art challenge making the rounds around Twitter. While museums around the globe are closed due to the novel coronavirus the J. Paul Getty Museum ...

This spring, as people around the world were acclimating to life in lockdown, the Getty Museum asked its social media followers to participate in a challenge ... ruffs of Old Master subjects ...

The Getty Museum is asking those stuck at home to recreate art from household objects and share pictures of it online. Specifically, it’s asking people to find three objects in their home and ...

Until last month, you probably had neither the time nor the inclination to recreate a Jeff Koons sculpture out of a pile of old socks ... of the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles with recreation ...

at the Getty Museum, asked ourselves how art could be a tonic for people through these uncertain times. Our community asked for fun distraction, and education, too – thus the art challenge was ...

So this challenge put forth by the Getty Museum should be a snap. Earlier this week, the Getty Museum asked people to recreate a work of art using only people and/or objects found around their homes.

The J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles has just announced a major purchase of 16 Old Master drawings and one 18th-century painting, all from a British private collection. The museum calls it the ...

Paul Getty Museum The Getty’s challenge was inspired by a similar online event presented by the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam earlier this month. So far, the Los Angeles museum has received thousands ...

Topline: When the Getty Museum in Los Angeles called on its online followers to recreate famous artwork with household items on Wednesday, the internet responded with thousands of at-home ...

Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles has found a way to get a nation of shut-ins to discover the artist that lives within all of us. Last Wednesday, the museum issued a simple challenge on Twitter ...

Paul Getty Museum’s most prized antiquities — the 2,000-plus-year-old Greek artwork known as “Statue of a Victorious Youth,” or the Getty bronze — should be repatriated back to Italy.