Joey Vincennie

Reading List: A Feast for the Eyes

October 8, 2024

Eat, drink, and be merry! In celebration of National Cookbook Month this October, sink your teeth into a selection of recommended reads from the Frick Art Research Library focused on food and drink represented throughout the history of art.

Reading List: Explore Frick Artists Online

August 27, 2024

While the Frick Art Research Library is closed for renovations, explore a list of e-books and other online resources from the library that offer deep dives into a wide range of artists and artworks from the Frick’s permanent collection.

Reading List: Staff Picks by Joey Vincennie

June 21, 2024

Discover more staff picks from the Frick Art Reference Library! In this post, Joey Vincennie, Reference Lead, presents some of his favorite books from the collection—from catalogues related to formative professional experiences to favorite artists like Ellsworth Kelly and Louise Nevelson.

Reading List: Portraiture

October 23, 2023

In celebration of our acclaimed special exhibition Barkley L. Hendricks: Portraits at the Frick, Joey Vincennie, Reference Lead, presents a recommended reading list from the collection of the Frick Art Reference Library exploring how artists have crafted portraits throughout history.

Reading List: Spring Flowers and Gardens

March 20, 2023

Joey Vincennie, Reference Lead, rings in the spring with a recommended reading list from the Frick Art Reference Library focused on botany, scientific illustration, landscape architecture, and depictions of flowers and gardens in the visual arts through the ages.

Discovering Archival Material at the Frick

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Join Julie Ludwig, Archivist, and Joey Vincennie, Reference Lead, for an introduction to the finding aids of The Frick Collection and Frick Art Reference Library Archives. Finding aids are indispensable as descriptive guides to archival collections. This program covers strategies for searching, understanding, and navigating finding aids as well as how to access the archival collection that they describe.