Continuing the legacy of Helen Clay Frick, we offer authentic experiences with art, history, and nature, in a welcoming environment that inspires and delights.
The home of the Henry Clay Frick family from 1882–1905, this meticulously restored 22-room mansion features an impressive array of fine and decorative art objects purchased by the Fricks.
The Frick Art Museum opened in 1970 to house Helen Clay Frick’s personal collection of fine and decorative arts, with outstanding examples of early-Renaissance Sienese painting and 18th-century French painting, furniture, and decorative arts.
The path that winds through the Frick’s 5.5-acre site is lined with lush gardens and a diverse selection of trees. Our active greenhouse is a renovation and partial reconstruction of one that served the Frick family from 1897 through the 1970s.
Join us online for a screening of the film that inspired the title of Visiting Artist Vanessa German's new multisensory installation of sculpture and sound.
In Conversation: Vanessa German and Dr. Edda L. Fields-Black
Thursday, April 29 7:00 PM
The Frick is honored to host Dr. Edda L. Fields-Black in an online conversation with citizen artist Vanessa German on collective trauma, loss, and grief.
Join Kim Cady, Assistant Curator for the Car and Carriage Museum, as she explores the themes and stories behind the exhibition's dazzling hood ornaments.
Grief and Light: Poetry Reading with Vanessa German
Thursday, May 13 7:00 PM
Join us online for an electrifying performance by renowned citizen artist and poet Vanessa German, livestreamed from her new immersive installation at The Frick Art Museum.