Hear from assistant curator, Lauryn Smith, about Lewis Hine, the “father of documentary photography,” whose work serves as the basis for the upcoming exhibition, Lewis Hine Pictures America. From documenting immigration at Ellis Island, to child labor, and the construction of the Empire State Building, Hine’s career had many facets. Learn more about Hine as a man and artist before the opening of the exhibition, Lewis Hine Pictures America, on February 21, 2026, in The Frick Art Museum.
This lecture is being held before the exhibition, Lewis Hine Pictures America, opens. There will be no exhibition access during this program.
Advanced registration encouraged, walk-up tickets can be purchased in the Frick Art Museum while space is available.