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The Egyptian Book of the Dead

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An exhibition at the Getty Villa exploring ancient Egyptian funerary texts and their artistic representations. Free admission.

Through Nov 30 · Exhibition
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Lost. Found. Returned.

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An exhibition at the Getty Center exploring themes of provenance and the return of cultural objects, on view through October 2026.

Through Oct 18 · Exhibition
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Stendahl's World: Marketing Ancient Mexico and Modern Art in Los Angeles

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An exhibition exploring the marketing of ancient Mexican and modern art in Los Angeles. On view at the Getty Center.

Through Oct 18 · Exhibition
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Odilon Redon: Otherworldly Visions

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An exhibition dedicated to the dreamlike and fantastical drawings and works of French Symbolist artist Odilon Redon.

Through Oct 18 · Exhibition
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The Making of a Medieval Manuscript

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An exhibition examining the craft and history behind the creation of medieval manuscripts. On view at the Getty Center.

Through Mar 14, 2027 · Exhibition
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Every Minute Is History: Five Views of Los Angeles

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An exhibition presenting five distinct artistic perspectives on the history and landscape of Los Angeles.

Through Jan 3, 2027 · Exhibition
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Instante/revelación: Moments in Mexican Photography

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An exhibition showcasing significant moments in Mexican photography. On view at the Getty Center.

Through Jan 3, 2027 · Exhibition
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Charles Ross: Spectrum 14

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An exhibition featuring work by Charles Ross at the Getty Center, on view through November 2026.

Through Nov 29 · Exhibition
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Joshua Reynolds's Portrait of Mai and 18th-Century Portraiture

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A collection highlight showcasing Joshua Reynolds's celebrated portrait of Mai alongside related 18th-century portraiture.

Tue, Sep 15 – Mar 14, 2027 · Exhibition
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Stories in Ink: Tātau Bookmark Workshop

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An art-making workshop at the Getty Center exploring the tradition of tātau (tattooing) through bookmark creation. Offered over three days.

Fri, Sep 18 – Sep 20 · Exhibition
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The Amazing Portrait and Story of Mai

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A talk at the Getty Center exploring the portrait and story of Mai. Also available online.

Sun, Sep 20 · Exhibition
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The Holy Family at Home

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An exhibition at the Getty Center examining depictions of the Holy Family in domestic settings across art history.

Tue, Sep 22 – Jan 10, 2027 · Exhibition
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Édouard Manet, Jeanne Demarsy, and the Art of Parisian Chic

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A talk at the Getty Center examining Édouard Manet's work and the art of Parisian style. Also available online.

Sat, Sep 26 · Exhibition
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Show and Tell: Yoko Ono Archive

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A talk at the Getty Center exploring the Yoko Ono Archive in a show-and-tell format.

Wed, Sep 30 · Exhibition
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Ever Present: A Moveable Feast of No: No Wave Women with Adele Bertei

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A performance at the Getty Center featuring Adele Bertei celebrating No Wave women artists.

Sun, Oct 4 · Exhibition
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Seen/Unseen: A Closer Look at Odilon Redon Drawings

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A talk at the Getty Center offering an in-depth look at Odilon Redon's drawings. Also available online.

Sun, Oct 4 · Exhibition
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Reggie Burrows Hodges: A Theater of Passions

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An installation by artist Reggie Burrows Hodges exploring human emotion and narrative through his distinctive painterly style.

Tue, Oct 20 – Feb 28, 2027 · Exhibition
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A Light in the Dark: Joseph Wright of Derby

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An exhibition celebrating the dramatic use of light and shadow in the works of 18th-century British painter Joseph Wright of Derby.

Tue, Nov 24 – Mar 14, 2027 · Exhibition
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Paul R. Williams: Architecture Across the Color Line

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An exhibition honoring the pioneering African American architect Paul R. Williams and his remarkable body of work in the face of racial segregation.

Tue, Dec 15 – Mar 14, 2027 · Exhibition