For over a decade, a flourishing fellowship program at The Frick Collection has offered unparalleled curatorial training for doctoral students. Unique in the United States and considered a model initiative by many institutions, the program has also contributed vitally to the intellectual life and offerings of the Frick by supporting its participants in producing fresh research, lectures and talks, and critically acclaimed exhibitions and publications.

Applicants for the Anne L. Poulet Curatorial Fellowship are doctoral candidates who wish to pursue a curatorial career in an art museum and are within two years of completing their dissertation. Each appointment is for two years. Curatorial Fellows’ time is divided between completing their degree and gaining museum experience by working closely with the Curatorial Department on projects, exhibitions, and symposia.