ANTHROPOLOGY
Ground breaking interactives that engage visitors through guided viewing and interpretation.
Dozens of educational interactives take visitors through the history and cultures of Oaxaca up to the present day.
Antiquities
ARCHAEOLOGY
Art Conservation
Watch conservators study and clean an ancient bronze lamp using a variety of techniques in this short video.
Decorative Arts
Hear about the surprising ways that everyday objects can reflect the potential within us all.
How does the sculpted body communicate? Get unique perspectives on the language of gesture, facial expression, and pose.
With a turn of a key, this table transforms into a desk. See how it operates and how it may have been used.
Open up, spin around, and peek inside a virtual model of an extraordinary four-sided display cabinet.
Have you ever been in museum, and really wished you could hold an object and examine it in your hands?
DESIGN AND FASHION
Drawings, Prints, and Manuscripts
Interactive touch screens featuring brilliantly executed albums created by Rinpa-school artists.
This interactive emulates the intimate experience of reading a long-form Japanese scroll.
HISTORY
Trace global trade routes when ocean-going ships began to carry textiles across the globe.
This experience tells the story of the thirteen Presidents tho led the United States through the 21st century.
The document's title shocked scholars who realized that they had found a work lost for nearly 1,700 years.
This online exhibition explores the genius and wit of Benjamin Franklin, in celebration of his 300th birthday.
This online exhibition examines the life and career of Winston Churchill and emphasizes his lifelong links with the United States.
In this online exhibition, visitors can explore Los Adaes, the Spanish capital of Texas province for over fifty years.
This web site both promotes and compliments a major traveling exhibition for the Lewis and Clark bicentennial.
Take a virtual tour of the iconic building, explore its role in Mexican history, and challenge yourself with educational games.
Content rich interactives that complement immersive exhibitions on Mexico’s deep history.
Making Art
Learn about the techniques used to create a remarkably realistic seventeenth-century sculpture.
This video charts the creative process of an installation by Jim Dine that was inspired by antiquities in the Getty Villa’s collection.
Watch a contemporary sculptor demonstrate the use of traditional tools in this short video.
Natural Sciences and Conservation
Explore the dynamic forces that formed – and are continually reforming – the Earth and our Solar System.
Photography
Hear how three contemporary photographers apply a panoramic approach to explore a specific city.
PUBLIC ART
This powerful piece faces the sea, embracing the surrounding greenery and delighting spectators.
