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Dr. Aimee Ng has been appointed to the position of Associate Curator of The Frick
Collection, assuming the post in February 2015. This past spring, she was guest curator of the
Frick’s critically praised exhibition <em>The Poetry of Parmigianino’s “Schiava Turca,/em>,” which
recently traveled to the Legion of Honor, part of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. Her
accompanying scholarly catalogue offers a new interpretation of Parmigianino’s enigmatic
painting and explores the broader scope of female portraits in the Italian Renaissance. At the
same time, her work has generated new insights into the Frick’s treasured Italian Renaissance
portraits by Titian and Bronzino. Comments, Frick Director Ian Wardropper, “We have
tremendously enjoyed working with Aimee Ng over the past two years, and it is with great
pleasure that we bring her onto our staff full-time. We anticipate benefiting greatly from her fresh perspective on our
collection.” Adds Xavier F. Salomon, Peter Jay Sharp Chief Curator, “I very much look forward to welcoming Aimee
Ng back to the Frick. She is an exceptional art historian and her breadth of knowledge and communication skills are
particularly impressive. She will be an invaluable colleague, and I am thrilled she is joining our distinguished Curatorial
Department.”