The Frick Art Museum Will Close for Two Months for Repairs
Workers will replace the fire alarm system. All other attractions at the Frick, including Summer Fridays, will continue.
ENTRANCE OF THE FRICK ART MUSEUM IN POINT BREEZE | PHOTO BY SETH CULP-RESSLER AT THE FRICK PITTSBURGH
The Frick Art Museum in Point Breeze will be closed for about two months this summer while a fire alarm system is replaced.
The closure runs from May 27 through Aug. 1.
All of the other attractions at the Frick Pittsburgh will be open: the “Gilded, Not Golden” tours of Clayton, the Henry Clay Frick mansion; a new sculpture display at the greenhouse beginning May 23; the Museum store and Cafe; and Car and Carriage Museum; as well as the monthly Summer Fridays at the Frick, which kick off on June 27.
The art museum’s next exhibit, “The Scandinavian Home: Landscape and Lore,” opens on Sept. 27. This will include 100 works — from landscapes to housewares — from the private collection of Pennsylvania-based art collectors David and Susan Werner.
