Overview Getty is an institution that aims to conserve, preserve, and interpret artworks to better understand and treasure humanity’s past. The four components of Getty are, The Conservation Institute, The Foundation, The J. Paul Getty Museum, and The Research Institute. The Museum has two campuses located in Los Angeles that are free to the public. Their mission is to promote a better understanding and appreciation of visual arts from around the world. The Getty Center  The Getty Center is located…

Overview The Judd Foundation was created to preserve and maintain the work, archives, libraries, and spaces of the artist Donald Judd. This occurs both at his home and studio in New York City and on his properties in Marfa, Texas. The Foundation aims to better understand the work of Donald Judd and the legacy he left behind. It does this through opening up his spaces to the public and promoting further scholarship and educational programs.  Donald Judd Donald Judd was…

The Museum SculptureCenter, located in Long Island City, Queens, is one of New York’s most progressive art institutions. Many of the artists shown go on to have successful careers, adding their own cultural and aesthetic contributions to the field. In addition to their focus on new and experimental work, SculptureCenter is also known for giving older, mid-career artists their first large survey exhibitions within a museum. Their current show, Liz Larner: Don’t put it back like it was, is now…

The Foundation The Barnes Foundation is celebrating its 100th year as home to one of the most impressive art collections in the world. It is located on Benjamin Franklin Parkway, a popular tourist area with multiple museums along the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia. Its permanent collection includes works that were acquired from 1912-1951 by its founder, Albert C. Barnes. In addition to its permanent collection the foundation has rotating exhibitions year round. The Current show, Water, Wind, Breath: Southwest Native…