The Getty Villa

<p>Set in the vibrant world of pre-conquest Tenochtitlan, Mexico, this powerful reimagining of a classic tragedy confronts themes of loyalty, familial duty, and the clash between divine law and state edict. Weaving in pre-Hispanic music and poetry, this timeless story brings Aztec mythology to life in a rich historical tapestry that resonates across cultures, pitting love and defiance against tyranny.</p>
<p>Adapted from Sophocles by Evelina Fernández<br>Directed by José Luis Valenzuela<br>Co-produced by Latino Theater Company</p><p>Performed in English, Spanish, and Nahuatl, with English and Spanish supertitles available throughout the performance.</p>
<p>Ticket prices are $30 for preview dates and $45–$60 for general admission. Packages that include dinner and wine are available. Please peruse our menu before making your ticket selections:<a href="https://media.getty.edu/Text/ca9d6ec4-c32c-572c-abe7-d1f8df265d6b.pdf" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">&nbsp;Prix Fixe Dining and Concessions Menus.</a></p>
<p><a href="https://media.getty.edu/Text/ca9d6ec4-c32c-572c-abe7-d1f8df265d6b.pdf" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank"></a>Tickets must be purchased for event entrance and are non-refundable. Your event ticket will also serve as your Villa entrance reservation. Please note, there is an additional fee for parking.</p>
<p><i>Antigone: In the Language of Kings </i>is not recommended for persons under the age of 13.</p>

Local Event: Antigone: In the Language of Kings

Los Angeles County

Brentwood

California

Antigone: In the Language of Kings

Set in the vibrant world of pre-conquest Tenochtitlan, Mexico, this powerful reimagining of a classic tragedy confronts themes...

The Getty

<h1>Ever Present: A Moveable Feast of No: No Wave Women with Adele Bertei</h1>
<p>Performance in <a href="https://www.getty.edu/whats-on/ever-present" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Ever Present</a> series</p>
<figure><div class="embed-content"><div><img data-chromatic="ignore" src="https://media.getty.edu/iiif/image/2/997f9342-fa5f-4642-ac26-87b91d6c11cb/21,145,1252,704/1252,/0/default.jpg" srcset="https://media.getty.edu/iiif/image/2/997f9342-fa5f-4642-ac26-87b91d6c11cb/21,145,1252,704/400,/0/default.jpg 400w, https://media.getty.edu/iiif/image/2/997f9342-fa5f-4642-ac26-87b91d6c11cb/21,145,1252,704/600,/0/default.jpg 600w, https://media.getty.edu/iiif/image/2/997f9342-fa5f-4642-ac26-87b91d6c11cb/21,145,1252,704/800,/0/default.jpg 800w, https://media.getty.edu/iiif/image/2/997f9342-fa5f-4642-ac26-87b91d6c11cb/21,145,1252,704/1000,/0/default.jpg 1000w, https://media.getty.edu/iiif/image/2/997f9342-fa5f-4642-ac26-87b91d6c11cb/21,145,1252,704/1200,/0/default.jpg 1200w, https://media.getty.edu/iiif/image/2/997f9342-fa5f-4642-ac26-87b91d6c11cb/21,145,1252,704/1252,/0/default.jpg 2000w" alt="Black-and-white photo of a group of three sitting in a New York City subway car."></div></div><figcaption><div><p>Pat Place, Kiki Smith, and Adele Bertei, New York, 1977. Photo courtesy of Adele Bertei</p></div></figcaption></figure>
<p>Sunday, Oct 4, 2026</p>
<p>3pm–9pm</p>
<p>Getty Center</p>
<p>Getty Center Campus</p>
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<p>Tickets are free, but required for event entrance. Your event ticket will also serve as your Center entrance reservation. Please note, there is a fee for parking.</p>
<p><a href="https://tickets.getty.edu/Online/article/everpresent" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Get tickets</a></p>
<h2>About</h2>
<p>BUSH TETRAS, Ikue Mori + Julianna Barwick, MITH (Adele Bertei, Adee Roberson, &amp; Anna Luisa Petrisko), The Maria Schneider Guitar Army, plus words and sounds from special guests.</p>
<p>Adele Bertei opens her new memoir with a powerful assertion that No Wave—the multifaceted eruption of noise, image, performance, and ecstatic refusal that surged through late-1970s and early-1980s New York—did not simply include extraordinary women, but was driven by them in ways rarely acknowledged. This event celebrates the stories of women like Bertei, a former member of The Contortions and star of Lizzie Borden’s film Born in Flames, while bringing together artists across generations around noise, collaboration, rage, experimentation, and the enduring creative force of saying “NO.”</p>
<p>The program features the iconic downtown women-led band BUSH TETRAS, alongside a live set by No Wave icon Ikue Mori of DNA revisiting her experimental collaboration with the hypnotic Julianna Barwick, originally recorded at the storied New York alternative art space White Columns in 2010. In addition to performing with her trio MITH (Mothers in the House), with Adee Roberson and Anna Luisa Petrisko, Bertei leads The Maria Schneider Guitar Army, a roaming collective of guitar-wielding noisemakers paying tribute to women’s rage and resilience across history. Amid these performances, a lineup of contributors, listed below, will gather for pop-up offerings of words and sounds.</p>
<p>Together, these artists revisit, reformat, and extend the spirit of No Wave—not as a fixed historical style, but as an attitude and artistic provocation that continues to reverberate through creative communities today.</p>
<h3>SCHEDULE OF PERFORMANCES</h3>
<p>3pm: The Maria Schneider Guitar Army<br>4pm: MITH on the Garden Terrace<br>4:30pm: Words and Sounds on the Garden Terrace. Featuring: Julia Heyward, Zoe Hansen, Tammy Faye Starlight, Felice Rosser, and Eszter Balint<br>6 pm: Ikue Mori + Julianna Barwick on the Courtyard Stage<br>7 pm: BUSH TETRAS on the Courtyard Stage</p>

Local Event: Ever Present: A Moveable Feast of No: No Wave Women with Adele Bertei

Ever Present: A Moveable Feast of No: No Wave...

Ever Present: A Moveable Feast of No: No Wave Women with Adele Bertei
Performance in Ever Present series
Pat Place, Kiki Smith,...

Ever Present: A Moveable Feast of No: No Wave Women with Adele Bertei

<p>Techniques for researching the provenance—or history of ownership—of artwork have developed in sophistication over the past 30 years. The Getty was at the forefront of this endeavor, establishing its Provenance Index as early as the 1980s. Since then, the subject has only grown in importance, with museums, commercial galleries, and auction houses now dedicating considerable time and resources to provenance research. The Getty Research Institute’s exhibition <em>Lost. Found. Returned.</em> traces the journey of an Otto Greiner drawing from Dresden during World War II to Los Angeles in the 21st century. In sketching this unexpected path, the exhibition demonstrates how relevant provenance research is to the art world in 2026.</p>
<p>This talk will briefly review the modern history of provenance research and its corollary: art restitution, or the return of stolen and looted artwork to its rightful owners. We will consider how the ethics of art collecting have evolved over the past three decades so that today, American museums are proactively reaching ownership resolutions with claimants and transparently featuring stories of looting and restitution in their galleries.</p>
<p>The conversation will be available on the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/gettyresearch" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Getty Research Institute YouTube channel</a> following the event.</p><p>Tuesday, Oct 13, 2026</p>
<p>6pm</p>
<p>Getty Center</p>
<p>Museum Lecture Hall</p>
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<p>Tickets are free, but required for event entrance. Your event ticket will also serve as your Center entrance reservation. Please note, there is a fee for parking.</p>
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Local Event: Lost, Found, and Beyond: Provenance at America’s Museums with Victoria Reed

Lost, Found, and Beyond: Provenance at...

Techniques for researching the provenance—or history of ownership—of artwork have developed in sophistication over the past 30...

Lost, Found, and Beyond: Provenance at America’s Museums with Victoria Reed

Los Angeles Metropolitan Area

Los Angeles

Chris Lindahl

Pacific Palisades

Westwood-Century City

Scott Snowden

Santa Monica

Beverly Hills

Encino-Tarzana

Sherman Oaks

Venice-Mar Vista

West Hollywood

Studio City

Culver City

Skirball Cultural Center

<p>Come LAUGH with WeSPARK&nbsp;Cancer Support Center &amp; celebrate 25 Years of WeSPARK at May Contain Nuts! A Night of Comedy. Don’t miss this year’s comic lineup featuring Alonzo Bodden as MC, Cristela Alonzo, Wendy Liebman &amp; Adam Ferrara. We’ll be honoring Arthur Toretzky, Karen Morin &amp; Claudia DeCea with the Heart of WeSPARK Award. Three individuals that have given WeSPARK their time, leadership, and most importantly, their hearts from the very beginning. Scan the QR code or visit <a href="https://onecau.se/maycontainnuts" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">onecau.se/maycontainnuts</a> to Sponsor a Table, Purchase Tickets or for more info. We hope you’ll join us for an unforgettable evening of celebration, inspiration, and healing through laughter!</p>

Local Event: May Contain Nuts! A Night Of Comedy benefitting WeSPARK Cancer Support Center

May Contain Nuts! A Night Of Comedy benefitting...

Come LAUGH with WeSPARK Cancer Support Center & celebrate 25 Years of WeSPARK at May Contain Nuts! A Night of Comedy. Don’t...

May Contain Nuts! A Night Of Comedy benefitting WeSPARK Cancer Support Center

Brentwood Presbyterian Church

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Local Event: Chamber Music Palisades concert: Webern String Quartet and Flute

Chamber Music Palisades concert: Webern String...

The opening concert of Chamber Music Palisades features the Webern String Quartet, quickly establishing itself on the...

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Antigone: In the Language of Kings

OCT

3

8:00 PM

The Getty Villa, 17985 Pacific Coast Hwy, Los Angeles, CA

Ever Present: A Moveable Feast of No: No Wave Women with Adele Bertei

OCT

4

3:00 PM

The Getty, 1200 Getty Center Dr, Los Angeles, CA

Lost, Found, and Beyond: Provenance at America’s Museums with Victoria Reed

OCT

13

6:00 PM

The Getty, 1200 Getty Center Dr, Los Angeles, CA

May Contain Nuts! A Night Of Comedy benefitting WeSPARK Cancer Support Center

Chamber Music Palisades concert: Webern String Quartet and Flute