The Frick Collection Prepares for April 17 Reopening After Five-Year Renovation

The historic Manhattan museum unveils expanded galleries, modernized facilities, and a lineup of exhibitions as it readies for its grand reopening.

The Frick Collection will reopen to the public on April 17, 2025, following a five-year renovation led by Selldorf Architects.
The museum's footprint has increased by 10%, with gallery space expanded by 30% through the opening of the second floor, previously used as private quarters.
New features include a 218-seat underground auditorium, a sunlit education programming room, and the museum's first-ever café and gift shop on the second floor.
Beloved spaces such as the Garden Court, West Gallery, and Fragonard Room have been preserved with refreshed wall coverings and skylights.
The reopening will feature the 'Porcelain Garden' exhibition starting April 17, with a Vermeer-focused exhibition planned for June 2025.