The Frick at Your Fingertips: Biweekly Highlights

This past week, we announced that Frick Madison, the temporary new home of The Frick Collection, will open to the public on Thursday, March 18. The New York Times reported on the exciting news. At Frick Madison, visitors will rediscover the Frick’s treasures reframed in Marcel Breuer’s iconic building. Advance tickets will become available for online purchase this Friday, February 19, at frick.org/tickets. Become a member to experience this must-see art event during Member Preview Days, beginning March 4. The Frick will continue to offer online programs this spring. Read on for a roundup of upcoming online events and offerings.

 

ONLINE PROGRAMS Online Programs Using the Library Join Suz Massen, Associate Chief Librarian for Access, for one of a series of webinars that outline all you need to know about visiting the Frick Art Reference Library’s reading room at Frick Madison. EVENT DETAILS         Bibliography of BIPOC Artists, Collectors, and Dealers The library has launched a new public tool that makes materials in its collections on BIPOC artists, collectors, and dealers more discoverable. EXPLORE Cocktails with a Curator Antico’s Hercules Friday, February 19, 5:00 p.m. David’s Comtesse Daru Friday, February 26, 5:00 p.m. EVENT DETAILS Rewatch past episodes anytime on YouTube. Portraits from a Marriage The first known photos of the newly married Henry and Adelaide Frick weren't taken until two weeks after the couple’s wedding. Discover these images in a blog post by Archivist Julie Ludwig. READ NOW From Our Friends: Ghetto Film School Watch the virtual screening of the newest student-produced short film, Invisible Man, released as part of the ongoing Frick Film Project. The video includes a Q&A with the filmmakers. WATCH NOW Get the Frick Mobile Guide Take a deeper dive into select works of art, listen to audio guides by curators, and more on the Bloomberg Connects app. DOWNLOAD