Education Blog
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Frick Community and Cultural Partnerships
Through long-term partnerships with local school and after-school programs, cultural organizations, and social service providers, the Frick welcomes underserved communities, emerging artists, and university populations, building meaningful relationships over time. -
Community and Cultural Partnerships Evening 2019
On November 22, the Frick hosted its annual Community and Cultural Partnerships Evening to honor the museum’s many partner organizations across the city. The evening included remarks from Ian Wardropper, Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Director, as well as performances by American Ballet Theatre Studio Company, the East Harlem School Slam Poets, and the Juilliard School Drama Division.
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Frick Forum
This afternoon program for high school students promotes close looking and the free exchange of ideas. Forum members study great works of art from the permanent collection and special exhibitions on selected Friday afternoons between January and May. The program is free, but application is required.
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Artists Night
In January, the Frick hosted Artists Night, a special evening of sketching from artworks and models inspired by Luigi Valadier: Splendor in Eighteenth-Century Rome. MORE » -
Partnership Visit: The Juilliard School Drama Division
In December, students from the Juilliard School Drama Division visited for a close look at Claude’s Sermon on the Mount, in conversation with Rika Burnham, Head of Education -
Guided School Visits: I.S. 131
To expand access to the Frick for New York City students, the Frick waives guided visit fees for public schools that are, like I.S. 131, designated as Title I (schools with a high percentage of students from low-income families). -
Community and Cultural Partnerships Evening 2018
In September, the Frick hosted a Community and Cultural Partnerships Evening, honoring our sixteen partner organizations across the city. -
Forum on Canova and the Presidential Image
This summer, Education organized a three-part series examining the presidential image, as framed by the special exhibition Canova’s George Washington.
