History & Art Reframed. A Gilded Age estate turned cultural campus in Pittsburgh’s East End. Open Tues–Sun, 10 am–5 pm
Pittsburgh, PA
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The Frick Pittsburgh Museums and Gardens retweeted
Come to Braddock Neighborhood Night May 15 at The Frick Pittsburgh (7227 Reynolds St.) to sample food & drinks, meet local business owners, and see the Lewis Hine photo exhibit! Event is FREE for Braddock residents & workers – enter “Braddock” at checkout.
thefrickpittsburgh.org/Event…
The Frick Pittsburgh Museums and Gardens retweeted
Amanda Dunyak Gillen '97 has been chosen as the new executive director of the renowned @frickpittsburgh! 🏛️
go.allegheny.edu/gillen #AlumniSpotlight #AlumniSuccess #LiberalArts #LiberalArtsEducation #MuseumLeadership #MuseumProfessionals #PittsburghMuseums
The Frick Pittsburgh Museums and Gardens retweeted
“I discovered that Duquesne had a program in public history [...] then did internships that turned into my first two museum jobs,” said Amanda Dunyak Gillen, GA’02—now exec director of @FrickPittsburgh, instructor in @DuqHistory, and proud @duqalumni: nextpittsburgh.com/arts-ente…
The Frick Pittsburgh Museums and Gardens retweeted
Good News: @duqlibarts alumnus Amanda Dunyak Gillen has been named executive director of @FrickPittsburgh. ow.ly/VxIe50VFNvH
The Frick Pittsburgh Museums and Gardens retweeted
Pittsburgh, I’m back!
Join me at The @FrickPittsburgh on April 24 for a special book talk on Harriet Tubman and the Combahee River Raid. Get your tickets now: thefrickpittsburgh.org/Event…
The Frick Pittsburgh Museums and Gardens retweeted
Today on Intersections @KDKA+ at 11:30am @FrickPittsburgh talks about Kara Walker exhibition on the Civil War; the August Wilson monologues competition for Pittsburgh teens; and “Hit Like a Girl” founder discussing the growing number of women golfers.
The Frick Pittsburgh Museums and Gardens retweeted
On February 20th, our AP U.S. History students stepped beyond the classroom and into the past with a field trip to the Frick Museum and Clayton Mansion. This immersive experience gave them a firsthand look at Henry Clay Frick’s impact on the steel industry and the Gilded Age.
The Frick Pittsburgh Museums and Gardens retweeted
The images bring 'to light experiences of racism that were often omitted' in historical narratives of the Civil War.
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The Frick Pittsburgh Museums and Gardens retweeted
In a political climate where Black histories are under renewed threat, Walker’s work offers a counterpoint to erasure:
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"With a new and improved lens through which we can view this Gilded-Age manse, [the new tour of Clayton] rises to an essential part of every Pittsburgher’s civic education."
Read why in @seancollierpgh's article in @PittsburghMag and join us for a tour! pittsburghmagazine.com/place…
Kara Walker: Harper's Pictorial History of the Civil War (Annotated) is on sale now!
Get your tickets now ➡️ bit.ly/4fDLzfk
ALT "One of the most celebrated and prolific figures in contemporary art." - Emma Riva, TABLE Magazine. On Sale Now.
See @BadawiEbtehal's artwork at the Frick Art Museum and then get her design on an official YMCA Turkey Trot race shirt!
The Pittsburgh Builds Bridges artwork will be on display at @frickpittsburgh until March 30! 🎨✨ Excited to have designed the official race shirt for this year’s YMCA Turkey Trot 🦃 with @ymcapgh and @p3rmovespgh. Join us this Thanksgiving! 🍂🏃♀️
Thank you for your incredible support @Senatorcosta! Without you, we could not preserve Clayton for decades to come.
Learn more about the preservation work being done: thefrickpittsburgh.org/clayt…
1️⃣ more weekend left to see 10 Centuries of Islamic Art at the Frick Art Museum! Treasured Ornament closes this Sunday.
The Frick Pittsburgh Museums and Gardens retweeted
The temps may be falling, but Pittsburgh museums are heating up with exhibits & events this fall: post-gazette.com/ae/art-arch… @CulturalTrust @cmoa @PghKids @KaminScienceCtr @HistoryCenter @FrickPittsburgh @TheWarholMuseum @mattressfactory
#OnThisDay in 1780, French artist Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres was born. Ingres' stunning "Comtesse d'Haussonville" was one of the highlights of our recent exhibition, Vermeer, Monet, Rembrandt this spring. We miss seeing her in our galleries!
The perfect way to close out another season of Summer Fridays at the Frick 🔆🎶💃 We'll see you next year, Pittsburgh!
