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Parrish Museum Report 2015 2 reportreport 2015 3 METRICS 22 Letter to our friends EXHIBITIONS 4 EXHIBITION CATALOGUES 5 INSTITUTIONS WORLDWIDE HOSTING PARRISH EXHIBITIONS 74 NEW ACQUISITIONS Director Terrie Sultan in the The Parrish has firmly defined and embraced a unique Permanent Collection galleries. position within the worldwide art and culture community. Photo: Daniel Gonzalez Combining strong local ties and a global outlook, the Museum Raymond Parker (American, 1922–1990) is recognized for original exhibitions, scholarly publications, Untitled, 1962 compelling presentations and performances, and innovative 79 Oil on canvas educational initiatives. The unique architectural statement PERMANENT COLLECTION WORKS ON VIEW 72 x 68 inches Parrish Art Museum of the building dovetails with its programmatic content, giving Gift of Edward F. Dragon in memory the Museum a holistic identity. It is clear from the community of Alfonso Ossorio, 1992.8.8 engagement, from the far-reaching critical acclaim we receive, and the high level of attendance, membership, and support 4 for the Museum that the Parrish is an impactful institution. NEW TRUSTEES We create and promote the highest quality exhibitions developed by our curators to underscore our excellence and inventive approaches, often featuring artists in their first-ever 3,169 Museum exhibitions, or exploring specific bodies of work that have not been widely seen and appreciated. Each year MUSEUM MEMBERS our anniversary inaugurates an entirely new hanging of the permanent collection galleries, always highlighting works that have not previously been on view, and organized around a series of themes intended to offer visitors a new way of seeing, 922 experiencing, and thinking about the world class masterworks RESIDENT BENEFIT MEMBERS we hold in public trust. In 2015, a small and dedicated staff produced more than 100 public programs. In addition, we continue to offer a broad array of educational outreach opportunities, from after school art to guided family studio 103 workshops, summer camps, and curriculum-based interactions with the area schools. CONCERTS, LECTURES, TALKS, AND FILMS The Museum is emphatically a center for cultural engagement for the entire East End.

Cover: 100 Terrie Sultan Frederic M. Seegal H. Peter Haveles, Jr. (American, born Germany, 1880–1966) Image in Green, 1950 FAMILY PROGRAMS + VACATION WORKSHOPS Director Chair President Oil on canvas, 30 x 24 inches Board of Trustees Board of Trustees Parrish Art Museum Gift of Karen LaGatta, 2015.33 Continues on p31 4 report 2015 parrish art museum 5

the permanent collection Fund for Youth at the Long Island Community Mary Heilmann (American, born 1941) Foundation, H. Peter Haveles, Jr., May and Samuel Exhibitions Narrow Lane #3, 2001 Rudin Family Foundation Inc., The John J. McDonnell Oil on canvas Margaret T. O’Brien Foundation, and the Town of 50¼ x 40 inches Southampton. The Museum’s programs are made Parrish Art Museum Museum purchase with funds possible, in part, by the State Council on provided by the Parrish Art Museum the with the support of Governor Andrew M. Collector’s Circle, 2007.1 Cuomo and the New York State Legislature, and the residents of the Southampton School District and the Tuckahoe Common School District.

Exhibitions 2015 PARRISH PERSPECTIVES THE PERMANENT COLLECTION: MARCH 15 – APRIL 26, 2015 CONNECTIONS AND CONTEXT NOVEMBER 1, 2015 – OCTOBER 30, 2016 Launched in spring 2015, Parrish Perspectives is a series of concentrated exhibitions that offers the The annual reinstallation of the permanent collection, Museum opportunities to respond spontaneously presented in seven galleries, features nine focused and directly to unique ways of thinking about art, “mini-exhibitions” that highlight the strengths of artists, and the creative process. the Museum’s holdings and the narratives developed through nearly 80 works, including several that had not been previously exhibited. The thematic JULES FEIFFER: KILL MY MOTHER exhibitions include: Connections and Context; Home Sweet Home; Collective Conversation; More than 140 large-scale ink and watercolor Inscape—the Inner of Things; American drawings created by Jules Feiffer for his first full Views; Jean-Luc Mylayne; Close to Home; Picturing scale graphic novel demonstrated how, at the age of Artists; and : Process of Discovery. 85, the world renowned cartoonist has established an entirely new artistic direction. The Permanent Collection: Connections and Context is made possible, in part, by the generous Jules Feiffer: Kill My Mother was made possible, in support of Inga Maren Otto, the Joseph and Sylvia part, by the generous support of The Maurice Sendak Slifka Foundation, and the Estate of Robert T. Olson. Foundation, Jean Albano Broday/Jean Albano Gallery The Museum’s programs are made possible, in part, Chicago, Louise Kerz Hirschfeld, Stephen and Mina by the New York State Council on the Arts with Weiner, and those who wish to remain anonymous. the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the Additional support for Parrish Perspectives is New York State Legislature, and by the residents of provided by the Herman Goldman Foundation. the Southampton School District and the Tuckahoe Common School District. JOE ZUCKER: LIFE & TIMES OF AN ORB WEAVER STUDENT EXHIBITION 2015 JANUARY 31 – MARCH 1, 2015 The exhibition centered around nine drawings recently gifted to the Museum, shown for the first Presented annually for more than 60 years, this time together with related prints and a series of exhibition provides an exceptional opportunity for paintings—all inspired by an extended consideration hundreds of local students to have their work on of the arachnid. view in a professional venue. The Student Exhibition featured a collaborative work created during artists Joe Zucker: Life & Times of an Orb Weaver was Steven and William Ladd’s residency at the Museum made possible, in part, by the generous support In 2015, the Parrish presented the third reinstallation with 1,100 students from the East End. of the Mary Boone Gallery, Hall Art Foundation, of the permanent collection, nine temporary exhibitions, Julia Reyes Taubman and Robert Taubman, Rebecca and two Parrish Road Show projects. The Museum traveled The Parrish Art Museum’s educational programming and Ken Bruder, and Marieluise Hessel. Additional is supported, in part, by Fiona and Stanley support for Parrish Perspectives is provided by the three exhibitions to other venues in the . Druckenmiller, George P. Mills, the DeWitt Wallace Herman Goldman Foundation. 6 report 2015 parrish art museum 7

ANDREAS GURSKY: LANDSCAPES AUGUST 2 – OCTOBER 18, 2015

Focused specifically on images of landscape, water, and architectural detail, this exhibition, Gursky’s first in an American museum since his survey at MOMA in 2002, demonstrated how light, water, and natural surroundings—the experiences that have made the East End one of the most important artists colonies in the country—can extend through international connections.

Andreas Gursky: Landscapes was made possible, in part, by Gagosian Gallery. Additional support was provided by ArtElliman, presented by Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, and the Leadership Committee including the Joseph and Sylvia Slifka Foundation, Glenstone Foundation, Christine and ROBERT DASH: THEME AND VARIATIONS and Sandy Heller, Yung Hee Kim, Amy and John Phelan, and those who wish to remain anonymous. Generous funding was also provided by the New In these later paintings and works on paper, Robert Jane Freilicher (American, 1924–2014) Pierrot and Peonies, 2007 York State Council on the Arts with the support of Dash amplified a single image of his neighboring Oil on canvas Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Sagg Main Street to create a nuanced exploration of 36 x 32 inches Legislature. color and light. Parrish Art Museum Gift of the Estate of Deborah S. Pease, Robert Dash: Theme and Variations was made 2015.28 Alexis Rockman possible, in part, by the generous support of JANE FREILICHER AND Alexis Rockman (American, born 1962) Jane Wilson (American, 1924–2015) The Alec Baldwin Foundation, Vivian and Miguel Barg, Virginia Opossum (Didelphis virginiana), Tempest, 1993 JANE WILSON: 2014 Charlotte Moss and Barry Friedberg, Leslie Rose Oil on linen SEEN AND UNSEEN Organic material from Georgica Pond Close, and Pingree and Donald Louchheim. 70 x 70 inches OCTOBER 25, 2015 – JANUARY 18, 2016 and acrylic polymer on paper Additional support for Parrish Perspectives is Private collection, courtesy 16 x 12 inches provided by the Herman Goldman Foundation. DC Moore Gallery, New York Private collection, Bridgehampton Paintings and works on paper shed light on two notable figures in American art who emerged from the pursuit of abstraction to develop individual PHOTOGRAPHS PLATFORM: TARA DONOVAN and compelling approaches to representation, ALEXIS ROCKMAN: MAY 10 – JULY 26, 2015 JULY 4– OCTOBER 12, 2015 fundamentally reinventing traditional definitions of EAST END FIELD DRAWINGS landscape and painting. OCTOBER 24, 2015 – MARCH 1, 2016 The comprehensive survey included some 90 images Known for transforming everyday objects into large- spanning 1964 to the present, exploring how Chuck scale works of art, Tara Donovan created three new Jane Freilicher and Jane Wilson: Seen and Unseen Alexis Rockman’s drawings explore the intersections Close has stretched the boundaries of photographic works using the ubiquitous children’s toy, the Slinky®. was made possible, in part, by The Robert David among art, , and history. The 93 works in the means, methods, and approaches with work A wall relief and a towering , both made Lion Gardiner Foundation, Joseph and Sylvia Slifka exhibition depicted the flora and fauna of specific ranging from straightforward black and white portraits from hundreds of the coiled toys, and a large scale Foundation, Mildred C. Brinn, DC Moore Gallery, locations, rendered in organic material the artist to monumentally scaled, composite Polaroids to the monoprint were integrated throughout the Museum, Mary and Howard S. Frank, The Wolf Kahn and collected at sites throughout eastern Long Island. intimately scaled daguerreotypes. deftly interacting with the architecture. Emily Mason Foundation, , Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Salomon, Lola Goldring and Alexis Rockman: East End Field Drawings was made Chuck Close Photographs was made possible, in part, Platform: Tara Donovan was made possible, in part, Family, Barbara and Jon Landau, Jen and James possible by The Robert Lehman Foundation, with by the generous support of the Lannan Foundation, by the generous support of PHILLIPS, Pace Gallery, Marden, Patti and Mark Renton, Dola Hamilton additional support provided by the Baldwin Gallery, Jon and Mary Shirley Foundation, Louise and Leonard New York, Amanda and Glenn Fuhrman, Linda Stemberg Charitable Foundation, Dr. and Mrs. Aspen; Salomon Contemporary; Sperone Westwater; Riggio, The Muriel F. Siebert Foundation, Pace Gallery Hackett/ CAL Foundation, May and Samuel Rudin Jeremiah A. Barondess, and a donor who wishes to Jerome L. and Ellen Stern; Emily Goldstein and New York, Amanda and Glenn Fuhrman, Jennifer Rice Family Foundation, Inc., Marcia and Jonathan Sobel, remain anonymous. Public funding provided by Victoria Munroe/The Drawing Room, East Hampton; and Michael Forman, Marie-Josée and Henry R. Kravis, Lisa and Steven Tananbaum Family Foundation, Suffolk County. Michael Polsky; and Edwina von Gal. The Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation, Joseph M. Sandy and Stephen Perlbinder, and The Barbara Lee Cohen, Andrea Krantz and Harvey Sawikin, Gretchen Family Foundation. Additional support was provided and Andrew McFarland, Arthur Loeb Foundation, and by the Friends of Linda Fischbach in her honor. those who wish to remain anonymous. 8 report 2015 parrish art museum 9

left: OUTGOING LOANS parrish road show Tucker Marder (American, born 1989) In 2015, the Parrish lent nine works to 14 museum Stampede, 2015 Parrish Road Show 2015 venues worldwide. Water Mill, NY Photo: Jenny Gorman

RIGHt: AGNES MARTIN chuck close photographs Tate Modern, London: June 3–October 11, 2015 Chuck Close (American, born 1940) Kunstsammlung, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Düsseldorf: Self-Portrait, 2004 November 7, 2015–March 6, 2016 Daguerreotype The County Museum of Art, Los Angeles: 8½ x 6½ inches April 24–September 11, 2016 Private collection Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York: October 7, 2016–January 4, 2017

Agnes Martin (American, born Canada, 1912–2004) Rain (Study), 1958 PARRISH ROAD SHOW PUBLICATIONS Oil on canvas, 25 x 25 inches SASKIA FRIEDRICH: Parrish Art Museum Gift of Robert Elkron, 1979.26 ENCOUNTER/LOVE The Museum published four catalogues in 2015 associated with temporary exhibitions. Contributions The Victor D’Amico Institute of Art/ from The Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Horowitz The Art Barge, Amagansett TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS Foundation Endowment Fund for Publications : AUGUST 22 – AUGUST 31, 2015 helped to underwrite the scholarship and production BLIND SPOTS of these books. Additional contributions from the NATIONAL Tate Liverpool: June 30–October 18, 2015 Saskia Friedrich, who uses solid colored fabric Werner and Maren Otto Endowment provided STEVEN AND WILLIAM LADD: Dallas Museum of American Art: that she cuts and arranges to create abstract works further support for the catalogues Seen and Unseen MARY QUEEN OF THE UNIVERSE November 15–March 20, 2016 on planar surfaces, took her striking compositions and East End Field Drawings. MDC Museum of Art + Design, Miami into the landscape with a floating fabric performance December 2, 2015–March 27, 2016 Jackson Pollock (American, 1912–1956) on the water (LOVE) and a fabric installation housed Untitled, 1951 within a temporary pavilion (ENCOUNTER). Ink on Japanese paper, 17½ x 22 inches CHUCK CLOSE: PHOTOGRAPHER Parrish Art Museum Parrish Road Show was made possible, in part, by Chuck Close, Terrie Sultan, Colin Westerbeck CHUCK CLOSE PHOTOGRAPHS Gift of Edward F. Dragon in memory of Alfonso Ossorio, 1993.3 the generous support of Jane Wesman and Donald 2014, Parrish Art Museum, distributed by Prestel University Museum of Contemporary Art, Savelson, and Sandy and Stephen Perlbinder. Public Publishing, 204 pages University of Massachusetts, Amherst Funding provided by Suffolk County. WSHU Public September 11–December 6, 2015 AMERICAN IMPRESSIONISM: Radio is the Media Sponsor of Parrish Road Show. NSU Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale A NEW VISION, 1880 –1900 ANDREAS GURSKY: LANDSCAPES March 20–October 2, 2016 (Terra Foundation for American Art and the Terrie Sultan Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle Musée des impressionnismes, Giverny) PARRISH ROAD SHOW 2015, Gagosian Gallery and Parrish Art Museum, October 29, 2016–February 5, 2017 Musée des impressionnismes, Giverny: TUCKER MARDER: STAMPEDE distributed by Rizzoli International, 68 pages March 29 –June 20, 2014 WATER MILL, NY National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh: July 19–October 19, 2014 AUGUST 15 – AUGUST 31, 2015 INTERNATIONAL JANE FREILICHER AND JANE WILSON: CHUCK CLOSE: PRINTS, PROCESS, Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid: November 4, 2014–February 1, 2015 Tucker Marder, an artist who works in a variety of SEEN AND UNSEEN AND COLLABORATION media, choreographed an inter-species dance with Alicia G. Longwell, with essays by Karin Roffman, Originally organized by Parrish Director Terrie Sultan (American, 1849–1916) over 100 Crested Indian Runner ducks that interacted Deborah Rothschild, and Mimi Thompson during her tenure as Director of the Blaffer Art Shinnecock Landscape, ca. 1894 with geometric, mobile sculpture in a project that 2015, Parrish Art Museum, 128 pages Museum, Houston, Chuck Close Prints, perhaps Oil on canvas, 16 x 24 inches addressed regional land use and historic trades. the longest running touring exhibition, has been Parrish Art Museum hosted by more than 20 national and international Museum purchase, 1978.5 Parrish Road Show was made possible, in part, by venues since 2003. EAST END FIELD DRAWINGS: William Merritt Chase (American, 1849–1916) the generous support of Jane Wesman and Donald Park in , ca. 1887 WORKS ON PAPER BY Savelson, and Sandy and Stephen Perlbinder. Public Museum of Contemporary Art | Australia, Sydney Oil on panel, 16¹⁄⁸ x 24 ¹⁄⁸ inches Funding provided by Suffolk County. WSHU Public ALEXIS ROCKMAN November 20, 2014–March 15, 2015 Parrish Art Museum Radio is the Media Sponsor of Parrish Road Show. Terrie Sultan Schack Art Center, Everett, Washington Littlejohn Collection, 1961.5.11 2015, Parrish Art Museum, 63 pages May 12–September 4, 2016 10 report 2015 parrish art museum 11

Philippe Cheng (American, born 1970) Acquisitions Untitled, 2005 C-print, 48 x 48 inches In 2015, the Parrish Art Museum added Gift of Kirk August Radke 74 new works that enhance the Museum’s Chuck Close (American, born 1940) Keith/ 4 Times, 1975 holdings of more than 3,000 works, and Lithograph, 20 x 80 inches enrich the public’s understanding and Gift of Louis K. and Susan P. Meisel Chuck Close appreciation of works by American artists, #14, 1979 many of whom resided or reside on the Color Polaroid, 30 x 22 inches Gift of Jane Wesman and East End of Long Island. Donald Savelson

Dan Colen and Harmony Korine (American born 1979, Monica Banks (American, born 1959) Sydney Butchkes (American, 1920–2015) American born 1973) Tribute, 2015 Palm and Leaf, 1990 Train Yourself to Lose, 2012 Fire glazed English porcelain Mononprint, 30 x 23 inches Ink, flowers, and dirt on paper 10¼ x 7 x 7 inches Gift of Barbara Slifka 2 panels, 8¼ x 11 inches each Above: William Merritt Chase, Shinnecock Landscape, ca. 1953. Above, right: Fairfield Porter, View Towards the Studio, 1967 Gift of Amy Plumb Oppenheim in Gift of David and Kim Schrader honor of Dennis Oppenheim William Merritt Chase (American, 1849–1916) ELAINE DE KOONING: PORTRAITS EXALTED NATURE: Robert Dash (American, 1934–2013) James Britton (American, 1878–1936) Daniel Treadwell, ca. 1881 Sagaponack, ca. 1980 National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian, THE REAL AND FANTASTIC WORLD Pink and Purple, 1925 Etching and dry point, 6½ x 4³⁄ inches ⁸ Screenprint, Ed. 141/175, 27 x 38 inches Washington, DC: OF CHARLES E. BURCHFIELD Oil on board, 4¼ x 5¼ inches Gift of Baker/Pisano Collection Gift of Mark N. Humphrey March 13, 2015 –January 10, 2016 Brandywine River Museum, Chadds Ford, Gift of the artist’s granddaughters in memory of their grandmother, William Merritt Chase Pennsylvania: August 23, 2014–November 16, 2014 Robert Dash Elaine de Kooning (American, 1920–1989) Caroline Britton Portrait (Head of a Girl), ca. 1880 Sagg Bridge, ca. 1980 Untitled (Portrait of ), 1984 Burchfield Penney Art Center, Buffalo: Oil on canvas, 8 x 6½ inches Screenprint, Ed. 72/175, 27 x 38 inches Lithograph from portfolio Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror December 12, 2014–February 22, 2015 James Britton Gift of Ernest W. and Anne Moore Hutton Gift of Mark N. Humphrey 18 x 18 inches Yellow, Pink and Blue, 1925 Parrish Art Museum, Gift of Elaine Benson, 1993.1.3 Charles Burchfield (American, 1893–1967) Oil on board, 3¾ x 10 inches Glory of Spring (Radiant Spring), 1950 Gift of the artist’s granddaughters in , Portrait of Frank O’Hara, 2009 Watercolor on paper, 40¹⁄⁸ x 29¾ inches memory of their grandmother, Parrish Art Museum, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Corning Clark, Caroline Britton A LINEAGE OF AMERICAN Clark Collection, 1959.6.6 James Britton PERCEPTUAL PAINTERS Charles Burchfield, Glory of Spring (Radiant Spring), 1950 Mitchell Gallery, St. John’s College, Annapolis, Untitled, 1925 Oil on board, 5½ x 10½ inches Maryland: January 15–March 5, 2015 Gift of the artist’s granddaughters in memory of their grandmother, Fairfield Porter (American, 1907–1975) Caroline Britton View Towards the Studio, 1967 Oil on canvas, 39¹⁄⁸ x 25¹⁄⁸ inches James Britton Parrish Art Museum Untitled, 1925 Gift of the Estate of Fairfield Porter, 1980.10.149 Oil on board, 5⁷⁄⁸ x 7³⁄⁸ inches Gift of the artist’s granddaughters in Fairfield Porter (American, 1907–1975) memory of their grandmother, Farmhouse, Great Spruce Head Island, 1954 Caroline Britton Oil on canvas, 25³⁄⁸ x 36¾ inches Parrish Art Museum Tommy Brown (American, born 1957) Gift of the Estate of Fairfield Porter, 1980.10.104 Country Cream, 2015 Color photograph, 24 x 30 inches Gift of Paul Schupf GLOUCESTER DAYS Tommy Brown Cape Ann Museum, Gloucester, Massachusetts: It Ain’t Complicated, 2014 July 11–November 29, 2015 Color photograph, 30 x 24 inches Gift of Paul Schupf John Sloan (American, 1871–1951) Hill, Main Street, Gloucester, ca. 1916 Tommy Brown Oil on canvas, 25¾ x 31⁵⁄⁸ inches Rhapsody, 2015 Parrish Art Museum Color photograph, 24 x 30 inches Littlejohn Collection, 1961.3.208 Gift of Paul Schupf 12 report 2015 parrish art museum 13

Robert Dash Steve Gianakos Annie Leibovitz (American, born 1949) Sagg Meadow, ca. 1980 Untitled, 2004 My Boyfriend’s In Here, 1985 Chuck Close, 2000 Screenprint, Ed. 30/175, 27 x 38 inches Bronze, AP 2/2, 25½ x 14½ x 11 inches Acrylic on canvas, 64 x 54 inches Gelatin silver print, 12¾ x 15¾ inches Gift of Mark N. Humphrey Gift of Marcia Dunn and Jonathan Sobel Gift of Barbara Toll Gift of James and Laura Freeman

Tara Donovan (American, born 1969) Jane Freilicher (American, 1924–2014) Nan Goldin (American, born 1953) Israel Lund (American, born 1981) Untitled, 2015 Pierrot and Peonies, 2007 David Wojnarowicz, 1985 Untitled, 2013 Monoprint, 57 x 97 inches Oil on canvas, 36 x 32 inches Color photograph, 23 x 17 inches Acrylic with silkscreen on canvas Museum purchase with funds provided by Bequest of Deborah S. Pease Gift of Cee Scott Brown and John Bjørnen 44 x 33 inches the Parrish Art Museum Collector’s Circle Gift of David and Kim Schrader and Sherry Brous and Douglas Oliver Jane Freilicher Melinda Hackett (American, born 1969) Untitled (Landscape), 1975 Graves End, 2012 Israel Lund Eva Faye (American, born Norway, 1958) Screenprint, Ed. 79/100, 29 x 22 inches Oil on canvas, 40 x 48 inches Untitled, 2014 Painting on Vellum VI, No. 2, 2014 Gift of Lawrence DiCarlo Gift of the artist and Hamptons Magazine Acrylic on raw canvas, 11 x 8½ inches Oil with cuts on Vellum, 25 x 38 inches Gift of David and Kim Schrader Gift of the artist Margaret Garrett (American, born 1965) Hans Hofmann (American, Journal, Winter, 2013 born Germany, 1880–1966) Paton Miller (American, born 1953) Eva Faye Acrylic on linen, 43 x 61 inches Image in Green, 1950 Drawing Table, 2004 White Series No. 28, 2009 Gift of the artist Oil on canvas, 30 x 24 inches Oil on canvas, 48 x 60 inches Oil on linen, 50 x 80 inches Gift of Karen LaGatta Gift of David C. Bohnett Gift of Abby Terkuhle Margaret Garrett Turning Fields #267, 2012 Bryan Hunt (American, born 1947) Christa Maiwald (American, born 1949) Jules Feiffer (American, born 1929) Acrylic on paper, 30¼ x 22½ inches Untitled, 1998 The Cake and I, 2015 Untitled (from the Dancers series), 2015 Gift of the artist Oil stick, watercolor, and ink on Cotton, thread, hand-embroidery Ink and ink wash on paper handmade paper, 11½ x 7¾ inches 20 x 22½ inches 24 x 18¹⁄⁸ inches Steve Gianakos (American, born 1938) Gift of Jeff and Bunny Dell Gift of Amy Plumb Oppenheim in Gift of the artist Missing Children: Bad Mom, 1985 honor of Dennis Oppenheim Lithograph, AP2, 16 x 13¼ inches Ray Johnson (American, 1927–1995) , Untitled (Dutch Masters), ca. 1962 Jules Feiffer Gift of Barbara Toll Untitled, n.d. Elizabeth Murray (American, 1940–2007) Untitled (from the Dancers series), 2015 Letter with collage on paper, 2 sheets, Tangle, 1993 Cindy Sherman (American, born 1954) Joe Zucker Ink and ink wash on paper Steve Gianakos 10 x 7¼ inches and 10¾ x 8½ inches Casein and plastic on paper Lucille Ball, 1975 Life and Times of an Orb Weaver, 1991 24 x 18¹⁄ inches ⁸ Missing Children: Falling Rock, 1985 Gift of Jeff and Bunny Dell 10 x 12 inches Fujicolor Crystal Archive print, Etching on rice paper, 36 x 36 inches Gift of the artist Lithograph, AP2, 16 x 13¼ inches Gift of Hubert S. Bush printed 2001, 14 x 11 inches Museum Purchase and partial gift of Gift of Barbara Toll Alex Katz (American, born 1927) Gift of Dana and Richard Kirshenbaum the artist Jules Feiffer Portrait of Frank O’Hara, 2009 Louise Nevelson (American, 1899–1988) Untitled (from the Dancers series), 2015 Steve Gianakos Photoengraving, Ed. 35/60, 11 x 11 inches Series of Unknown Cosmos x11, 1979 David Salle (American, born 1952) Joe Zucker Ink and ink wash on paper Missing Children: Floating Suitcase, 1985 Gift of Lawrence DiCarlo Wood collage, 46 x 37 inches The Sailor Cap, 1986 Nephilia, 1991 24 x 18¹⁄ inches ⁸ Lithograph, AP2, 16 x 13¼ inches Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Schrader Acrylic and oil on canvas, 38 x 48 inches Etching on rice paper, 36 x 36 inches Gift of the artist Gift of Barbara Toll Max Kozloff (American, born 1933) Gift of Neal Meltzer in honor of Museum Purchase and partial gift of Holly Solomon, 1985 Dennis Oppenheim Meryl and Robert Meltzer the artist Jules Feiffer Steve Gianakos Color photograph, 8 x 8 inches (American, 1938–2011) Untitled (from the Dancers series), 2015 Missing Children: Nursery, 1985 Gift of Cee Scott Brown and John Bjørnen Study for Splash Buildings, 2009 David Salle Joe Zucker Ink and ink wash on paper Lithograph, AP2, 16 x 13¼ inches Pencil, colored pencil, oil wash, Untitled, 1978 Spider Chronicles, 1991 24 x 18¹⁄ inches ⁸ Gift of Barbara Toll Steven and William Ladd oil pastel, and spray paint on paper Pastel on paper, 29 x 41 inches Etching on rice paper, 36 x 36 inches Gift of the artist (American, born 1977, 1978) 38 x 47 inches Gift of Barbara Toll Museum Purchase and partial gift of Steve Gianakos 1960s TV Dinner, 2015 Gift of the Estate of Dennis Oppenheim the artist Jules Feiffer Missing Children: Overboard, 1985 Archival board, fiber, glass, crystal, (American, born 1948) Untitled (from the Dancers series), 2015 Lithograph, AP2, 16 x 13¼ inches plastic, gemstone, metal Dennis Oppenheim Black Eggs and Tomatoes, 1998 Joe Zucker Ink and ink wash on paper Gift of Barbara Toll Landscape: 41 x 61¹⁄⁸ x 3 inches Study for Splash Buildings, 2009 Oil on plaster, 13 x 13 inches Tarantula, 1991 24 x 18¹⁄⁸ inches Tower: 57³⁄ x 10³⁄ x 10³⁄ inches Pencil, colored pencil, oil wash, Gift of Marcia Dunn and Jonathan Sobel Etching on rice paper, 36 x 36 inches Gift of the artist ⁸ ⁸ ⁸ Steve Gianakos Gift of the artists oil pastel, and spray paint on paper Museum Purchase and partial gift of Missing Children: Roller Coaster, 1985 47 x 38 inches Jules Feiffer Val Telberg (American, born Russia, the artist Lithograph, AP2, 16 x 13¼ inches Gift of the Estate of Dennis Oppenheim Untitled (from the Dancers series), 2015 1910–1995) Gift of Barbara Toll Elizabeth Murray, Tangle, 1993 Ink and ink wash on paper Untitled, 1960 Joe Zucker Betty Parsons (American, 1900–1982) 24 x 18¹⁄ inches Gelatin silver print, 11⁷⁄⁸ x 9 ¼ inches White Morse Code Web, 1991 ⁸ Steve Gianakos Nova Scotia, 1967 Gift of the artist Gift of Jeff and Bunny Dell Etching on rice paper, 36 x 36 inches Missing Children: Sled, 1985 Gouache on paper, 16¾ x 14 inches Museum Purchase and partial gift of Lithograph, AP2, 16 x 13¼ inches Gift of the Estate of Holland R. Melson, Joe Fig (American, born 1968) Joe Zucker (American, born 1941) the artist Gift of Barbara Toll Jr., in honor of Alicia Longwell and in April and Eric, August 10, 2004, 2005–2006 Black Morse Code Web, 1991 memory of Hugh Smith Thompson Mixed media, 29 x 96 x 48 inches Etching on rice paper, 36 x 36 inches Art Class at of Art, Steve Gianakos Gift of Rita Krauss Museum Purchase and partial gift of ca. 1900 Missing Children: Tricycle, 1985 Larry Rivers (American, 1923–2002) the artist Photo reproduction, 14¾ x 20 inches Lithograph, AP2, 16 x 13¼ inches Untitled (Dutch Masters), ca. 1962 Eric Fischl (American, born 1948) The William Merritt Chase Archives, Untitled, 1986 Gift of Barbara Toll Oil and graphite on paper, 9¾ x 11 inches Gift of Baker/Pisano Collection Monoprint, 15 x 22½ inches Gift of Dana and Richard Kirshenbaum Gift of Marcia Dunn and Jonathan Sobel 14 report 2015 parrish art museum 15

2015 year in review

Above: Salon Series: Soyeon Kate Lee. Photo: Daniel Gonzalez. Above: Alexis Rockman with a class during his Artist’s Residency. Photo: Tom Kochie. Below: PechaKucha Night Hamptons presenter Aubrey Roemer Below: Materials and Techniques with Barbara Thomas PROGRAMS EDUCATION

In 2015, our public programs grew both in number We continued to look to innovative collaborations with The Museum’s Education department expanded its Rockman in hands-on workshops at the Museum. and complexity. We developed and produced 103 organizations and institutions that inspired our public programs and services exponentially in 2015, engaging The participants’ original field drawings (as well as programs (compared to 92 in 2014, and 60 in 2013), programs—such as a new partnership with Mortified more than 38 school and community partners. The photo and video documentation of the residency) presented throughout the year as part of our NYC that introduced elements of stand-up comedy Museum directly served 1,600 children and families were on view in the annual Student Exhibition that established Friday night programming, as well as and social commentary through personal diaries. In and more than 900 adults. Some 60 highly trained, featured artwork by hundreds of students from over on Saturdays and Sundays. Programs took place addition to existing collaborations with regional entities dedicated docents gave 156 public tours, and over 130 30 regional schools. throughout the building—in the galleries, Lichtenstein such as Edible magazines, the American Institute of group and school tours. Outreach included 152 after Theater, Mildred C. Brinn Terrace, The Stewart F. Lane Architects, Checkerboard Film Foundation, as well school and community offsite workshops, 20 Museum Throughout 2015, Education worked on a new and Bonnie Comley Foundation Event Lawn, café, as the international PechaKucha Nights, in 2015 we visits as part of our community engagement initiative, initiative: Access Parrish. The Museum was awarded and Norman and Liliane Peck/The Peter Jay Sharp presented the second event in our partnership with and year-long school programs for 345 students. funding from the Long Island Community Foundation Foundation Lobby. Talks in the galleries such as the the Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival. (LICF) to fund the youth portion of the program, which Artist’s View and Curator’s View created a casual We created and expanded learning resources made will launch in 2016 to provide museum experiences interplay among visitors and speakers, and emphasized We have stretched, and will continue to stretch, our available to Museum visitors at all times, such as gallery for individuals with varied needs and abilities. the public’s interest in artist-led activities and the capacity and our vision for the kinds of activities we guides, art-making kits for children, audio tours, and Access Parrish was developed in partnership with artist’s point of view. A summer schedule of weekly may present, responding to the continually evolving the mobile version of East End Stories. Weekend several community organizations including the Flying yoga sessions and meditation classes attracted ways that people participate and engage in the arts. programs included bilingual tours and art-making Point Foundation for Autism and Alzheimer’s Disease dedicated audiences. classes, family and teen open studios, popular holiday Resource Center (ADRC). and after school art camps, and unique opportunities Interdisciplinary Friday night programs, which such as animation classes and circus camp. frequently drew capacity audiences, incorporated architectural talks, film, drawing, book signings, and A special initiative was the second Artist-in-Residence live performance. The Salon Series classical concerts featuring, in 2015, Alexis Rockman, whose exhibition enjoyed the support of enthusiastic, dedicated Alexis Rockman: East End Field Drawings was on view audiences. Outdoor live music, covering many genres, from late September 2015 through February 2016. and film screenings including Atlantic Vibrations surf More than 400 students from the Bridgehampton, movie night remained popular. Southampton, Tuckahoe, and Riverhead Charter Schools, plus Project MOST, worked directly with 16 report 2015 parrish art museum 17

Above: PechaKucha Night Hamptons audience. Parrish Perspectives artist Joe Zucker with Bridgehampton High School basketball team members. Below: Parrish Contemporaries Circle Brunch at the Surf Lodge. Photo: Patrick McMullen Photo: Daniel Gonzalez MEMBERSHIP ENGAGEMENT

RESIDENT BENEFITS and networking opportunities. The eight events COLLECTOR’S CIRCLE to wide-ranging sectors of the East End and New York Resident Benefits continued to be an important offered to the 43 PCC members in 2015 included The Collector’s Circle supports the Museum’s communities; to provide feedback—so that programs component in the Museum’s efforts to broaden the group’s January launch party at The FLAG Art director and curators in the quest for acquisitions continue to respond, evolve, and improve; and to community outreach and expand member audience. Foundation in ; a private tour of Parrish that strengthen and broaden the scope of the innovate—pushing programs to be ever pioneering Residents of Southampton and Tuckahoe School collection artist Eric Fischl’s Sag Harbor studio; permanent collection. Supported by an engaged and innovative. 2015 Creative Collaborators: Maziar Districts are eligible to participate free of charge cocktails and a talk at the New York headquarters Board of Trustees, the committee develops Behrooz, Scott Bluedorn, Cee Scott Brown, Bonnie in this membership program in recognition of the of Artsy, the online resource for art collecting and opportunities for expanding the role of the Parrish in Comley, Michael Halsband, Brian Halweil, Stewart Lane, support received for more than four decades through education; and brunch at The Surf Lodge in Montauk the community, the nation, and the world. Members, Louis Meisel, Susan Meisel, Julie Sheehan, Ingrid Silva, the annual tax levy. Membership benefits include free celebrating Parrish Road Show artists. 2015 PCC appointed by the Director for their leadership, Irene Tully, Sandy Perlbinder, and Almond Zigmund. Museum admission, invitations to special programs Steering Committee: Leon Benrimon, Karen Boyer, expertise, and understanding of the art community, and events throughout the year, as well as discounts Zarah Burstein, Elizabeth Chabot, Sarah Diehl, meet three times per year, and visit artists’ studios, EDUCATION COMMITTEE on workshops, tickets, and purchases in the café, shop, Whitney Fairchild, Kathy Murphy, James Salomon, exhibitions, and private collections. 2015 Collector’s The Education Committee, co-chaired by Parrish and at select local businesses. The 922 individuals Hank Stampfl, and Andrew Sugrue. Circle: Stephen Abramson, Mildred C. Brinn, Trustees Regina Glocker and Sandy Perlbinder, enrolled in Resident Benefits in 2015 accounted for Jacqueline Brody, Deborah Buck, Ellen Cantrowitz, comprises community leaders, educators, and nearly one fifth of the Museum’s 4,091 total Lillian Cohen, Marcia Dunn, Laura Fisch, Leila artists from a variety of East End communities and membership. Significantly, 78% of those participants Heckman, Klaus Kertess, Dorothy Lichtenstein, professional networks that assist the Education had not previously been members of the Parrish. Joyce Menschel, Allison Morrow, Lynne Pasculano, department in audience and program development. Douglas Polley, Michael Rubenstein, Marie Samuels, The goal for 2016 is to reach new and underserved PARRISH CONTEMPORARIES CIRCLE Fred Schmeltzer, Lyndley M. Schwab, Barbara Slifka, audiences for adult learning experiences by reviewing The Museum’s newest membership program, and Barbara Toll. educational offerings with Parrish staff and trustees, Parrish Contemporaries Circle (PCC), was developed and seeking ways to refine, grow, and integrate specifically to engage an active group of adults CREATIVE COLLABORATORS programs. 2015 Education Committee: Mary Lou between the ages of 21 and 45 who have an interest Creative Collaborators meet quarterly and advise Cohalan, Andrea Cote, Kim Covell, Eric Dever, Virginia in and passion for art. A steering committee of the Museum’s Programs division. The group has Edwards, Heather Evans, Robin Gianis, Lee Harned, 10 young professionals from diverse backgrounds is four objectives: to connect—ensuring that the Tom House, Anastasia Karloutsos, Sheila Avrin McLean, instrumental in guiding the PCC, creating engaging Parrish remains relevant, vital, and connected locally, Minerva Perez, Jennifer Senft, Denise Silva-Denis, social events and art-inspired experiences as learning regionally, and globally; to network—acting as conduits Martha Stotzky, Tohanash Tarrant, and Barbara Thomas. 18 report 2015 parrish art museum 19

2015 Midsummer Party. Photo: BFA Children working with artist Paton Miller at the 2015 Summer Family Party. Photo: Pam Deutchman, society-in-focus.com BENEFIT EVENTS Giving Each year, Parrish Art Museum benefit events raise the artists of the East End. Nearly 350 additional More than 80 percent of the Museum’s annual • Present over 100 dynamic concerts, films, and talks, vital funds for the Museum’s operating budget. guests joined the After Ten Party. Fine dining by budget comes from the generosity of individuals, family events annually, such as the standing-room The Parrish organized five events in 2015, raising Olivier Cheng Catering & Events, décor by Ron Wendt businesses, and foundations. Their reasons for only phenomenon, PechaKucha Night Hamptons, $1.4 million and hosting over 2,200 attendees. Design, lighting by Levy Lighting, and entertainment giving are as varied as the Museum’s calendar of and intimate Salon Series concerts. by Coleman Music contributed to the festive evening. exhibitions and programs, and the results are the SPRING FLING illuminating, life-changing experiences available to Gifts to the Museum come in many forms, and The annual celebration for community SUMMER FAMILY PARTY all at the Parrish. Our supporters allow us to: contributions in any amount inspire us to pursue bold welcomed 450 guests for a night of networking, For the second year, families were invited for an projects and deepen our impact in the community. dancing, and bidding in the silent auction. Proceeds afternoon of entertaining, educational, and inspiring • Conserve, build, and interpret our renowned In addition to Memberships and annual gifts of cash from Spring Fling helped to support the Parrish’s activities. A distinctive feature of the event was the permanent collection, including extensive works or securities, the Museum welcomes planned gifts year-round educational outreach for children. opportunity for children to engage with established of art and archives representing William Merritt through trusts or a bequest in an individual’s will. East End artists. Dan Rizzie, Alice Hope, John Chase and Fairfield Porter; LANDSCAPE PLEASURES Torreano, Alexis Rockman, Michael Combs, and Paton Our generous donors understand the Museum’s This premier horticultural event of the Hamptons Miller led informal artmaking workshops. Children were • Organize and tour exhibitions that contribute to significance to the East End and its creative legacy— summer season welcomed distinguished symposium also invited to learn animation filmmaking, the East End’s enduring influence on the world of one that will continue to endure and resonate in the speakers Luciano Giubbilei, Cole Burrell, and Janice and participate in dance and photo activities. art and the Museum’s role in creating new region, the nation, and the world. Parker. Sunday’s garden tour featured Wainscott scholarship through exhibitions such as 2015’s and East Hampton properties. Benefit Committee HAMPTONS HOLIDAY PARTY + MARKET Jane Freilicher and Jane Wilson: Seen and To make a donation, or for further information, members attended an exclusive cocktail reception at On Thanksgiving weekend the Parrish launched a new Unseen; please contact Eliza Rand at [email protected] the Southampton oceanfront garden of Marcia Riklis. holiday benefit. The festive event included a silent or 631-283-2118 x124. Donations may be made online auction, book signings, cocktail party, gift market, • Deliver education programs that break down at parrishart.org/support. MIDSUMMER PARTY and live music. This first effort proved to be a valuable barriers to participation through innovative The highlight of the Hamptons summer social season cultivation event for the Museum. partnerships with organizations that serve youth and the Museum’s premier benefit, the Midsummer and adults with varied needs and abilities, Party brings together artists, art collectors, including children on the autism spectrum and philanthropists, and business leaders in support of Parrish Art Museum Benefit Committee members are adults with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia; the Parrish. Over 500 guests celebrated the art and listed on page 27. 20 report 2015 parrish art museum 21

Rushabh Patel Niche Import Co. Patti Grabel and Isidore Mayrock Christina and Phillip Baltz Donor recognition Amy and John Phelan North6 Martha and David Hamamoto Elisabetta Bartoloni and Andrew Castaldo Jennifer Rice and Michael Forman Pannonia Foundation Rolf Heitmeyer Paul Batista Hilary Rhoda and Sean Avery Richard and Lisa Perry Maryanne Horwath and Michael Shaheen Andrea Baum The Parrish extends its deep appreciation to Romenesa Foundation Prostate Cancer Foundation Monique Jethwani Barbara and Steven Baum those who supported the Museum’s exhibitions, Elizabeth Segerstrom Riverhead Building Supply Corp. Eleanora and Michael Kennedy Douglas Baxter Peter J. Solomon Company Andrew Sabin Family Foundation Kate King Donald Beane programs, and education initiatives in 2015. Soros Fund Charitable Foundation The Mimi Saltzman Family Foundation David Kleinberg Nicole Been Lisa and Steven Tananbaum Dr. and Mrs. Emanuele Santomauro Paige and Todd Kramer Madeleine Bennett Family Foundation Stephanie and Fred Shuman Nichole and Fernand Lamesch Gene Bernstein TBEK LLC Family Foundation Barbara and Richard Lane Christine Berry $50,000+ Pace Gallery, New York Danielle and Tom Walker Lynn and Stephan Solomon Aurelia Larson Elisabeth Biggar Sandy and Stephen Perlbinder Mrs. Veronica Atkins Suzanne Weiss Peter and Susan Solomon The Samuel J. & Ethel Lefrak Bill Miller & Associates Michèle and Steven Pesner Mildred C. Brinn Sperone Westwater Charitable Trust Noble Black Phillips Century Arts Foundation Susan and John Steinhardt Jennifer Liang Brandhampton Douglas Polley Bettina and William G. Cisneros Jerome L. Stern Family Foundation Mitchell Lichtenstein and Jane and Richard Brickell The Riggio Foundation $5,000 – $9,999 Beth Rudin DeWoody Rose Stewart-Dickson and Tyler Dickson Vincent Sanchez Jacqueline Brody Marcia Riklis Family Foundation Anonymous Grand Prix Café The Surf Lodge Tripp March Rebecca and Ken Bruder Charleen and Ken Sacks Andre Goy, M.D. The Robert David Lion Gardiner Robin Swid and Mark Riebling Charles McArdle Meredith and Andy Cairns Muriel F. Siebert Foundation The Alec Baldwin Foundation Foundation Julia and Robert Taubman Patty McCormick and Paul Critchlow Maureen and James Callanan Marcia Dunn Sobel and Jonathan Sobel Vivian Haime Barg and Miguel Barg Sharon and Jay Goldberg Fern and Lenard Tessler Susan Mead Jonathan Capehart Alexandra Stanton and Sam Natapoff Henri Barguirdjian Hampton Jitney Tibor de Nagy Gallery The Garrett and Mary Moran Cindy and Joe Capone Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation David C. Bohnett H. Peter Haveles, Jr. Residents of the Family Foundation Alva Carlston Twomey, Latham, Shea, Kelley, Dubin, Rachel Brenner and Joshua Easterly Dorothy Lichtenstein Tuckahoe Common School District MYD Market Ana and Jack Chrysler & Quartararo, LLP Bulgari Corporation of America The Henry Luce Foundation Carol & Michael Weisman Alison and James Neisloss Emy and Jacques Cohenca David K. Wassong and Cynthia Clift Janna Bullock New York State Council on the Arts Family Charitable Trust Nest Seekers International Ben Colice Susan Calhoun and Charles Moss The Estate of Robert T. Olson Whitmores Piazza Horticultural Michael Conroy Priscilla Campbell Inga Maren Otto Tatiana and Campion Platt Samantha and Alexander Cooper Liliane and Norman Peck $10,000 – $19,999 Citi Private Bank Suzanne and Bob Cochran Lydia and Rudy Prio-Touzet Amy and Ray Cosman Carroll Petrie Foundation Lindsey and Ian Adelman Jill Rosen County of Suffolk Tatiana Piankova Foundation Holly Cornell and Todd Lowen $2,500 – $4,999 Art Dealers Association of America George Cornell Toni Ross Oxana and Zachary Crawford May and Samuel Rudin Family (ADAA) Foundation and The Association Sandra and Stephen Abramson Michael A. Rubenstein Christine Curiale and Shawn Steinmuller Foundation Inc. Dana Cranmer of Art Museum Curators Richard Edwards The Dorothy Babcock Family Patricia and David Rung The Cygnet Foundation Robin and Frederic Seegal Linda Hackett/ CAL Foundation Charitable Foundation Mary Ryan and Bruce Lebowitz Urvi Dalal Barbara J. Slifka The European Fine Art Fair Maastricht Kate W. Cassidy Foundation Excelsior Graphics, Inc. Robert and Gabriela Baron Helen Lee Schifter and Timothy Schifter Lucy Day Joseph and Sylvia Slifka Foundation Lillian and Joel Cohen Elizabeth Firestone Graham Foundation Christopher and Francesca Beale Fred Schmeltzer Dayton Ritz & Osborne Residents of the Southampton Joseph M. & Barbara Cohen Foundation Edward and Marjorie Goldberger Allison and Laurence Berg Maryam Seley Christina De Marval School District The Corcoran Group Foundation Sol and Margaret Berger Foundation Martin D. and Jean Shafiroff Foundation deLashmet & Associates The Foundation for the Susan and Timothy G. Davis Hall Art Foundation Patricia Birch Jane and Barton Shallat Double H, LLC Visual Arts DC Moore Gallery Elizabeth Hazan Deborah Buck Dame Donna Anne and The Eaton Family Fund The Derfner Foundation Leila Heckman and Lowell Robinson Robin Canter and Sally Susman Chevalier Richard Louis Soloway Wendy and Michael Esposito The Fairholme Foundation William Talbott Hillman Foundation Ellen Cantrowitz Annaliese Soros Marie and John Evans $20,000 – $49,999 Fiduciary Trust Company International Caroline Hirsch and Andrew Fox Danielle and Robert Casterline Carol Chase Spera Whitney Fairchild Art Southampton Forman Family Foundation Joan and George Hornig Chase Barbara Toll Alexandra Fairweather Bridgehampton National Bank Glenstone Foundation Ala and Ralph Isham Thomas K. Chu and Adam Lewis Edwina von Gal Anna and Jim Fantaci John Bjørnen and Cee Scott Brown Christine and Sandy Heller Jean Albano Gallery Chubb & Son Jane and David Walentas The Fanwood Foundation Sherry Brous and Douglas Oliver Philip Hilal The Wolf Kahn and Emily Mason Leslie Rose Close Thomas B. Walker III Foundation Anita Farrington Brown Harris Stevens Bruce C. Horten, M.D. Foundation Stewart F. Lane and Bonnie Comley Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Susan and Steven Felsher Gale and Ira Drukier Yung Hee Kim Kelco Landscape and Construction Foundation weR2 Mark Fichandler and Paul Travis Douglas Elliman Development Marketing Marie-Josée & Henry R. Kravis Calvin Klein Family Foundation G. Andrea Danese Jane Wesman and Donald Savelson, Esq. Sandra and Bernard Fischbach Laura and Michael Fisch Foundation Andrea Krantz and Harvey Sawikin Zita Davisson Janet Yaseen Foundation Judith and Herbert Freedman Mary and Howard S. Frank Kurt Weiss Greenhouses Laura Lando and Richard Salomon Jane and Michael DeFlorio Anne French Frank Family Charitable Foundation Rachel and Jean-Pierre Lehmann LaGuardia Design Group Emily Goldstein and Victoria Munroe, Ann Gage-Nardoza and Edward Nardoza Amanda and Glenn Fuhrman Léman Manhattan Preparatory School Linda and Benjamin Lambert The Drawing Room Laura and John Gallo Regina Glocker The Arthur Loeb Foundation Ashley Leeds and Christopher Harland Lisa and Sandy Ehrenkranz $1,000 – $2,499 Pat Garrity Elizabeth and David Granville-Smith The Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation Sueyun and Gene Locks Diana and Frederick Elghanayan Emilyann and David Abraham Faith Gay and Francesca Zambello Hamptons Magazine The John J. McDonnell and Cary Mabley Sarah and Eric Ernst AG Foundation in honor of Lauren Schor Geller and Martin Geller Laura Lofaro-Freeman and Margaret T. 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Judith Grandes Rosalyn and Nathan Perlmutter $250 – $999 Janet Broeckel and Vincent Trantolo John Danzer Joyce and Daniel Flynn Catherine Grant and David Schieldrop Tracy M. Pfeifer, M.D. Richard Adams Edward Brown Meegan and James Darby Susan and Wilford Forbush Mindy Greenwald Joe Pierro Anthony Addison Merle and Garry Buff Judith Darr Mary Jo Fox John L. Griffin Stephen Poe Richard I. Adrian Sara Burack Arlene Davis Andrew Franzone Lucy and Lawrence Guffey Michael Polsky Aerin Deborah Burden Lilly Dawson Victoria Frazer Agnes Gund Gloria Porcella Brenda Aheran and Paul Geenty Helene Burgess Anne Dayton Susan K. Freedman Nancy Hardy and Dennis Baldwin Press News Group Ellen Albert and David Grigg Zarah Burstein Adelaide de Menil C.B. French Family Anita K. Hersh, Lister Butler Consulting Quogue Gallery Sarah Alford Elaine and Joseph Cacarillo Ahmad Deek Lee Freund Marieluise Hessel Peggy and Peter Pressman Catherine and Bradley Allan Catherine Cahill and William Bernhard Tracy and Patrick DeIorio Susan and Frederick Friedman Louise Kerz Hirschfeld and Lewis Cullman R. Wade Johnson Design Nancy Allerston and Erich Winkler Amanda and J. Victor Cain Maria and Daniel del Rio Claudette Gabriel and Peter Trapp JZ Holden and Jules Feiffer Rechler Equity Partners Eric Altmann Janet Calabrese Jenice Delano, Saunders Christine and John Gachot Scott Howe and Mark Watson Dorothy and Michael Reilly Jon Ambrose and James Brasher Ann M. and Donald G. Calder Thomas DeMayo, Esq. Galerie Lelong Claudia and John Hunt Patti and Mark Renton American Institute of Architects – Calypso St. Barth Maria Elena DeMendez Elizabeth Garduno Anne Huntington Barbara A. 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Matthew and Regina Kravitz Gustavo Medeiros Peconic Bay Realty Sandra Scanni Nica B. Strunk Ulrike and Viktor Kreiner Turid Meeker Peconic Environmental Associates, Inc. Fern Schad and Alfred Moses Andrew Sugrue Christine Kruchen and Thomas Hoepker Mariann Megna Dolores Perez and Daniel Zemann Cynthia and Robert Schaffner Antoinette Sullivan Mary and Theodore V. Kruckel, lll Jeffrey Mehl Peter Callahan Catering Martine Scheuch Summerhill Landscapes Jo Ann and Bernard Kruger Bruce Meltzer James Peyton Evan and Julia Scheuer Robert Sundheimer Henry Cox and Michael Kunkel Lisa and Paul Metselaar Pfeifer Plastic Surgery, PLLC David and Dana Schiff Marla and David Susser 26 report 2015 parrish art museum 27

Karen LaGatta Donors to Louis K. and Susan P. Meisel Docents & volunteers Estate of Holland R. Melson, Jr., in honor of Alicia Longwell and in The Parrish Art Museum is deeply grateful to those the Collection memory of Hugh Smith Thompson Neal Meltzer in honor of who have volunteered their time and experience. The Parrish recognizes the following donors Meryl and Robert Meltzer Amy Plumb Oppenheim, with gratitude for their contributions of works in honor of Dennis Oppenheim Estate of Dennis Oppenheim Virginia Aschmoneit Susan Dubner Laurel Maginsky Judy Saner of art to the Museum’s permanent collection. Parrish Art Museum Collector’s Circle Grisel Baltazar Linda Fox Dinah Maxwell Smith Gabrielle Schlichting Deborah S. Pease James Bauer Pamela Glazer Sheila A. McLean Martha Scriven-Campanella Kirk August Radke Rosalind Block-Sherwood Blossom Gluck Carol Mendez Lew Sherwood David and Kim Schrader Marie Braccia Judith Grandes Nancy Miller Robert Simmons Baker/Pisano Collection Eva Faye Mr. and Mrs. Morton Schrader Nancy Brody Chris Harden Marge Ogilvie Nancy Skurnik David C. Bohnett Jules Feiffer Paul Schupf Angelo Cabeza Ann T. Harmon Annie and Guy Mougin Barbara M. Soyars James Britton’s granddaughters James and Laura Freeman Barbara Slifka Marlene Clifford Leslie Harrison Joanne Pateman Wendy K. Strode in memory of their grandmother, Margaret Garrett Marcia Dunn and Jonathan Sobel Mary Lou Cohalan Sarah O. Johner Robin Pauli Edna Teich Caroline Britton Melinda Hackett and Hamptons Magazine Abby Terkuhle Barbara Conti Lise King Loretta Pelosi Greg Therriault Sherry Brous and Douglas Oliver Mark N. Humphrey Barbara Toll Ann E. Cryan Suzanne Knapp* Ellen J. Postrel Irene Tully Cee Scott Brown and John Bjørnen Ernest W. and Anne Moore Hutton Jane Wesman and Donald Savelson Arlene Davis Janet Lavinio Louis J. Puglisi Laurie Ullmann Hubert S. Bush Dana and Richard Kirshenbaum Joe Zucker Joan A. DiMonda Joan Litsky Rebecca Radin Felicitas Wetter Jeff and Bunny Dell Rita Krauss Dale Drake Julia Ludmer-Duberman Tom Randall * Deceased Lawrence DiCarlo Steven and William Ladd Benefit event committees 2015 Board of trustees The Parrish recognizes the following committee members for their dedication and commitment to ensuring the success Frederic M. Seegal, Chair Life Honorary H. Peter Haveles, Jr., President Mildred C. Brinn, Chair Emeritus Leslie Rose Close of the Museum’s annual benefit events. David Granville-Smith, Vice President Alvin Chereskin Hugh J. Freund Alexandra Stanton, Vice President Mrs. Jan Cowles Montague H. Hackett, Jr. , Treasurer Norman L. Peck Fiona Druckenmiller Leslie Horn HAMPTONS HOLIDAY PARTY LANDSCAPE PLEASURES SPRING FLING SUMMER FAMILY PARTY Jay B. Goldberg, Assistant Treasurer Dorothy Lichtenstein Klaus Kertess Deborah F. Bancroft Vivian Haime Barg Deborah D. Burden Nina Edwards Anker Douglas Polley, Secretary Mrs. Werner Otto Henry W. Koehler John Björnen John Björnen Christine Curiale Deborah F. Bancroft Mrs. Milton Petrie (1924–2015) Patricia S. Patterson Deborah Buck Mildred C. Brinn Meegan Darby Meredith Cairns Veronica Atkins Susan Weber Helene B. Stevens Andrea Greeven Douzet Chapin Carson Susan Davis Cristina Greeven Cuomo Deborah F. Bancroft Mrs. T. Suffern Tailer Martha McLanahan Alvin Chereskin Bret Decerbo Andrea Greeven Douzet Mildred C. Brinn Alexandra Stanton Leslie Rose Close Elliot Epstein Julie Falk Cee Scott Brown David Salle, The Sailor Cap, 1986 Domna Stanton Lillian Cohen Yvonne Fenelon Lauren Schor Geller William G. Cisneros Zachary Crawford Nancy C. Hardy Robin Lefcourt Timothy G. Davis Gale Drukier Maryanne Horwath Lisa McCarthy Ira Drukier Tiffany Dubin Elizabeth Joyce Hallie Nath David M. Dubin Perry Guillot Aleksandra Kardwell Satoko Miyake Nir James L. Freeman Ian Hanbach Linda Kouzoujian Ellen Niven Regina Glocker Christopher LaGuardia Catherine Maloney Alexandra Oblak Nancy Hardy Elizabeth Lear Jennifer M. Maloney, Esq. Robin Perkins Philip H. Isles Robert A. Martinson Alexis Mayer Marcia Dunn Sobel Chad A. Leat Martha McLanahan Beth McNeill Alexandra Stanton Allison Morrow Robert Meltzer Patty Oakley Sandy Perlbinder Charlotte Moss Michele Passarella Michèle Pesner Linda Hackett Munson Joanne Pateman Barbara J. Slifka Deborah Nevins Jenn Robertson Marcia Dunn Sobel Stacy Paetzel, RLA Augie Teodoro David K. Wassong Tony Piazza Joan Tripp Dennis Schrader Gayle Tudisco Mara Seibert Laura Wynne Dan Thorp Barbara Toll Michael Tuths Edwina von Gal Ron Wendt Clelia Zacharias 28 report 2015 parrish art museum 29 FINANCIAL REVIEW January 1, 2015 – December 31, 2015

STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGE IN NET ASSETS As of December 31, 2015 for the year ended December 31, 2015

ASSETS REVENUE AND SUPPORT

Current Assets Contributions $ 2,257,278 Cash $ 78,934 Benefit events 1,409,714 Pledges Receivable, current portion: Less direct benefits to donors (397,053) The Centennial Fund and others 1,132,736 Membership 473,744 Prepaid expenses and other current assets 267,370 Admissions 122,723 Inventory–Museum Shop 73,101 Government grants 451,047 Total Current Assets 1,552,141 Tuition and fees 465,727 Museum Shop 245,188 Assets Held for Specific Purposes 5,000,777 Less cost of sales (127,130) Pledges Receivable, net of current portion: Investment income 83,571 The Centennial Fund and others 815,645 Unrealized loss on investments (204,745) Property and Equipment, net 36,472,415 Realized loss on sale of investments (10,542) Other Assets, net 95,808 Gifts in-kind 519,300 Total Revenue and Support 5,288,822 Total Assets $ 43,936,786

EXPENSES LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Program services Current Liabilities Curatorial 2,438,860 Notes payable $ 428,000 Education 859,872 Accounts payable and accrued expenses 284,187 Museum Shop 193,416 Deferred revenue 119,750 Total program services 3,492,148 Conditional promises to give 154,242 Current portion of long-term debt 120,801 Supporting services Total Current Liabilities 1,106,980 Management and general 591,924 Development 1,307,999 Long-Term Debt 3,762,264 Total program services 1,899,923 Total Liabilities 4,869,244 Total Expenses 5,392,071

Net Assets Changes in Net Assets before Accessions of Art and Undesignated 33,546,857 Depreciation and Amortization (103,249) Board designated–accessions 304,516 Accessions of Art (2,400) Total Unrestricted Net Assets 33,851,373 Other (85,338) Temporarily Restricted 1,345,940 Depreciation and Amortization (805,078) Permanently Restricted 3,870,229 Total Net Assets 39,067,542 Changes in Net Assets (996,065)

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 43,936,786 Net Assets, beginning of year 40,063,607

Net Assets, end of year $ 39,067,542 30 report 2015 parrishparrish art mmuseumuseum 31 METRICS 156 FREE DOCENT-LED PUBLIC TOURS 132 SCHOOL + GROUP TOURS

Left: Liliane and Norman Peck. Photo: Patrick McMullan. 400 Above: The 2010 groundbreaking at the Water Mill site: STUDENTS INVOLVED IN ARTIST RESIDENCY Norman Peck, Board of Trustees Life Member Dorothy Lichtenstein, Director Terrie Sultan, former Deputy Director Anke Jackson, and Chief Curator Alicia Longwell. Photo: Richard Lewin 536 Norman Peck LOCAL, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONAL EDITORIAL 1935 – 2016 PLACEMENTS

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