About
The frick pittsburgh is the steward of collections of FINE and decorative arts, vehicles, historic objects, and buildings left as a legacy to the people of pittsburgh by helen CLAY frick, daughter of industrialist and art collector henry CLAY frick. In FY25 (april 2024-march 2025), in support of our mission to further the vision of helen CLAY frick, our 10-ACRE garden campus hosted an extensive roster of exhibitions, programs, and events spanning art, history, and nature to the inspiration and delight of our visitors. In FY25, the frick pittsburgh: -welcomed 139,000 visitors -shared three distinct exhibitions with 53,000 guests -presented blockbuster exhibition, "vermeer, monet, rembrandt: forging the frick collections in pittsburgh & new YORK," the BEST-attended exhibition in the frick's 54-year history with a total of 45,000 guests attending in summer 2024 -completed phase 1 of the multi-phased clayton exterior restoration project -completed climate control repairs to FINE art storage in the frick art museum -celebrated summer fridays and frick winterfest with 13,000 attendees -welcomed more than 3,000 school children on class visits -earned the pennsylvania historic preservation board vote to recommend the frick's national register application for approval to the national park service -won a PA museums history award for the new "gilden, not golden" TOUR of clayton -won a 2024 leadership in history award from the american association for state and local history (aaslh) -collaborated with 16 different community scholars and experts on exhibition planning and presentation -offered extensive outreach to AREA schools, developing customized programs to meet the special needs of students, many at no cost to the schools
In care of Director of Administration & FINA
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