In our new "Renovation Stories" episode, Rebecca Gridley of Art Conservation Group in Long Island City introduces her team’s work on an unexpected aspect of our building project. Eight caryatids—pillars in the shape of human figures—from the Frick mansion’s original East 70th Street façade are being restored and will be on view in a new space connecting the museum and the Frick Art Reference Library. Enjoy a sneak peek at the caryatids mid-restoration! Join as a member today to receive early acc

When The Frick Collection reopens in April 2025, one of the first experiences you'll have at the museum's renovated buildings is walking through the new Reception Hall, updated to create a more inviting start to your visit. 🎥 Learn more about this project in the latest episode of "Renovation Stories." Oliver Link of Selldorf Architects explores the updates to the new James S. and Barbara N. Reibel Reception Hall, along with freshly installed stone flooring in this room and spaces on the second

🌳🌸 As spring begins to blossom ahead of the Frick's grand reopening on April 17, we invite you to follow along as we highlight one of the museum's three green spaces: the 70th Street Garden, restored as part of our renovation project. Created in 1977, the viewing garden was one of the first public commissions in America by British landscape architect Russell Page, whose detailed maintenance notes are still in use today. In this video, landscape designer Lynden Miller reflects on the ongoing re