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Oval enamel plaque showing Apollo and the Muses on a blue and green ground, with a winged horse and cherub above.
Painting with Fire: Susanne de Court and the Art of Enamel

Frick to Present First Exhibition Dedicated to Susanne de Court, Only Known Woman to Have Led an Enamel Workshop in Renaissance Limoges

Detailed crop of a painting with an indigenous woman wearing fur from the 1700s sits across from a white male in a red suit and black hat
Kent Monkman: Officer and Laughing Girl

Upcoming Installation Presents Series of New Paintings by Renowned Cree Artist Exploring One of the Frick’s Vermeers from an Indigenous Perspective

Four images of items included in the Siena exhibition with a zoom in of a bronze depiction of Jesus Christ in the upper left, a detailed zoom of a casket from Donatello, a detailed zoom in of a bronze candelabra in the bottom left, and a zoom in of the top half of male Hercules's nude body
Siena: The Art of Bronze, 1450–1500

Frick Presents First Exhibition Centering on Siena’s Matchless Works of Bronze Sculpture, Featuring Many Loans Never Before Shown Outside of Tuscany

Woman wearing a blue, collarless, button down long sleeve shirt with short brown hair, standing in front of table with part of a painting behind her on the wall
Frick Appoints Caitlin Henningsen as Ayesha Bulchandani Head of Education and Public Engagement
Three images placed together, the upper left image shows a man playing a violin, the upper right image is a group of people standing in a circle reciting music, and the lower middle image shows a woman smiling in a pink dress sitting from the waist up
The Frick Collection Announces 2026–27 Concert Season: Early Music, a World Premiere, Exhibition-Inspired Programs, Free Garden Court Pop-Ups, and More

Highlights Include a New Work and Curated Programs by Matthew Aucoin; a Preview of Anthony Roth Costanzo’s New Project; Recitalists Alexandra Dovgan and Ian Bostridge; and Early-Music Groups Ruckus, Graindelavoix, Twelfth Night, and Helicon Ensemble

Four images of items included in the Siena exhibition with a zoom in of a bronze depiction of Jesus Christ in the upper left, a gold medal in the upper right with a man on horseback, a detailed zoom in of a bronze candelabra in the bottom left, and a zoom in of the top half of male Hercules's nude body
Siena: The Art of Bronze, 1450–1500

Frick to Present First Exhibition Centering on Siena’s Matchless Works of Bronze Sculpture, Featuring Many Loans Never Before Shown Outside of Tuscany

Four individual headshots of the incoming Fellowship recipients within The Frick Collection with Rachel, a woman wearing a black suit jacket in the upper left, Liam, a man wearing a navy suit and tie in the upper right, Yifu, a man wearing an all black attire in the lower left, and Greta, a woman wearing a floral blazer in the lower right
Frick Announces Expansion of Fellowship Program

New Curatorial, Conservation, and Music Positions Foster Next Generation of Scholars and Museum Professionals

Artist Kent Monkman sitting in front of a colorful painting for his Royal Ontario Museum exhibition
Kent Monkman: Officer and Laughing Girl

Upcoming Installation by Renowned Contemporary Cree Artist Takes Inspiration from Vermeer

Gallery talk at The Frick Collection during Frick First Friday
Frick’s Free Monthly Evening Series Extended as “Louis Vuitton First Fridays”

Monthly Program Sponsored by Louis Vuitton from June 2026 through May 2027, Offering Free After-Hours Admission, Gallery Talks, Live Music, and More.

Visitors enjoying First Fridays events at The Frick Collection in the Garden Court with live music
The Frick Collection Announces Three-Year Sponsorship by Louis Vuitton

Beginning May 2026, Louis Vuitton will be a principal cultural sponsor at the Frick, providing vital funding for several important initiatives: three major special exhibitions; one year of Louis Vuitton First Fridays, extending the museum’s ongoing series of monthly free evenings; and the creation of a two-year staff position, the Louis Vuitton Curatorial Research Associate.