J Paul Getty Trust

The J. Paul Getty museum - see general explanation attachment

The Getty research institute - see general explanation attachment

The Getty conservation institute - see general explanation attachment

Each fall, villa outdoor theater series features a classical tragedy or comedy at The Getty villa theater, an outdoor theater based on ancient prototypes. In addition, The Getty puts on The villa theater lab series, which features reinterpretations of classical theater.

The J. Paul Getty museum provides a variety of professional development workshops and teacher collaboration workshops to help educators and leaders integrate art education into their activities.

Royalties are received from four sources: (1) royalties are received from proquest, The information company that has contracted with The gri to provide access to The legacy data from The former gri project, The international bibliography of art, which provided comprehensive english-language indexing and abstracting for articles, books and catalogs on western art. (2) working both independently and with The copyright clearance center, gri publications licenses its previously published content to universities for use in course packets and to publishers in The united states and abroad who want to reprint gri scholarship. (3) The Getty received royalties from ada louise huxtable's publications. (4) The Getty received royalties from licensed merchandise from its permanent collection creating opportunity to reach and educate more people about art pieces from The Getty collection.

The Getty received reimbursements for costs incurred in co-organizing exhibitions with other museums.

The Getty hosts educational events for certain local, national and international organizations operating in The fields relating to The Getty's mission in order to further The Getty's own priorities and as a service to organizations with common values and interests or with objectives that meet The public needs. Upon request, The museum and The research institute make available photographs and slides of works of art in its collections. These photographs are provided free of charge to scholars and arts institutions. A nominal charge is made for other requests to offset production costs.

The museum bookstore makes available to The public a wide variety of general art books as well as publications, prints and postcards specific to The museum's collections. Additionally, scholarly publications produced by J. Paul Getty Trust publications, The research institute and The conservation institute are available from The bookstore.