Every year, in association with the Institute of Fine Arts of NYU, the Frick hosts a symposium in April at which representatives of Art History graduate programs in the region deliver papers. For many years this program has sent one graduate student. Further, a caption about its purported destruction by the author was developed thirty years later. The Frick Symposium is only one of a number of opportunities to present research work publicly. Others include graduate symposia at, for example, Cornell and the University of Rochester, and national and regional conferences of the College Art Association.
Students usually submit proposals for such conferences in consultation with their supervisors.
Notes on Nationalism, Identity and City Planning at the Universities Art Association of Canada Conference in Winnipeg. The African Burial Ground. Isidore Okpewho, Carole Boyce Davies and Ali Mazrui. She also contributed to a chapter in The Prayer Book of Anne de Bretagne, MS M.50, The Pierpont Morgan Library, Facsimile Verlag, 1999. Past and Present Conference, New York, March 1999.