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The Morgan Library and Museum Announces Plans for a New Public Garden

For the first time in this Gilded Age mansion's 113-year history, its grounds will be accessible to visitors.
By Helen Holmes
The Russell Page Garden at the Frick.

Art World Wins!?!? Frick Collection Puts Expansion on Fifth Avenue on Hold

A sigh of relief went out across the Upper East Side and among old museum fussbudgets everywhere. In the art world and architectural communities, this move is largely seen as a victory—and as a good thing.
By Alexandra Peers
The grand staircase to the second floor of the Frick. (Courtesy The Frick Collection)

The Battle for the Frick: Can Thousands of Garden-Loving Activists Stop a Museum?

On a rainy Wednesday afternoon, I went to meet a man vociferously opposed to the proposed renovations of The Frick Collection, and we met on enemy territory: The Frick Collection. “This is an institution devoted to connoisseurship that represents the best of Western civilization,” said Charles Warren, who goes by Chip, an architect with a pleasant, fussy air about him, complete with pocket square.
By Nate Freeman

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