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METRICS LETTER TO OUR FRIENDS Year four in our new building in Water Mill demonstrated that the Museum has the capacity to fulfill its promise and to 19 take a leadership role not only in the region but throughout the country. It’s now very clear that the Parrish has succeeded EXHIBITIONS in establishing a strong community of supporters and participants, developed new initiatives to enhance our service to the community, and maintained a global recognition for our original exhibitions, scholarly publications, compelling presentations and performances, and innovations in art 3,511 education. We have accomplished this by: MUSEUM MEMBERS • Producing a program unlike that of other museums, emphasizing surveys and retrospectives of key artists who are not receiving the attention they deserve; solid thematic exhibitions addressing important themes; and creative, 61,967 non-traditional outlets like Artists Choose Artists, TOTAL ATTENDANCE Platform, and Road Show to address emerging artists. • Ensuring that our educational outreach is up-to-the- minute in innovative approaches, and responds to the 3 stated needs of the schools and the community. Enhancing the collection through strategic gifts and EXHIBITION CATALOGUES • purchases that allow us to provide quality visual experiences and intellectual engagement with masterworks in all media. Director Terrie Sultan. Photo: Daniel Gonzalez • Engaging in employee development that provides our 33 staff with opportunities to grow in their careers, contribute to the well-being of the Museum, and claim their place as NEW ACQUISITIONS stakeholders and leaders in the community.

We feel strongly that the notion of a “purpose built” Museum translates into our programmatic content, creating a holistic identity that is rarely so evident and commented upon. 90 The Parrish of today has demonstrated, above all, that our PERMANENT COLLECTION OBJECTS ON VIEW dream is now a sustainable enterprise—an integral part of the community and the world.

We look back proudly on 2016, and gratefully acknowledge the creative partnerships we have nurtured, the trust of the 105 many artists with whom we work, the participation of our CONCERTS, LECTURES, TALKS, AND FILMS audiences, the leadership of our trustees, the generosity of our supporters, and the dedication and expertise of our staff.

Terrie Sultan Frederic M. Seegal H. Peter Haveles, Jr. Director Chair President 98 Board of Trustees Board of Trustees FAMILY PROGRAMS + VACATION WORKSHOPS

Cover: Jennifer Bartlett (American, born 1941) 156 At Sands Point #16, 1985–1986 DOCENT-LED FREE PUBLIC TOURS Oil on canvas, 36 x 24 inches Parrish Art Museum Gift of Douglas Baxter, In Memory of Jay Rogers Continues on p31 4 REPORT 2016 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 5

FAR LEFT: UNFINISHED BUSINESS EXHIBITIONS Installation view of Unfinished Business: Paintings from the 1970s and 1980s by , , and David Salle. (From left to right) Eric Fischl (American, born 1941) A Visit To/ A Visit From/ The Island, 1983 Whitney Museum of American Art, Purchase, with funds from the Louis and Bessie Adler Foundation, Inc., Seymour M. Klein, President, 83.17a-b David Salle (American, born 1941) The Trucks Bring Things, 1984 Collection of Larry Gagosian Ross Bleckner (American, born 1941) The Forest, 1981 Collection of the artist Photo: Gary Mamay

LEFT: THE PERMANENT COLLECTION Jennifer Bartlett (American, born 1941) At Sands Point #16, 1985-1986 Oil on canvas, 36 x 24 inches Parrish Art Museum Gift of Douglas Baxter, In Memory of Jay Rogers (Cover: large detail) Photo: Gary Mamay In 2016, the Parrish presented EXHIBITIONS 2016 the fifth annual installation THE PERMANENT COLLECTION: STUDENT EXHIBITION PARRISH PERSPECTIVES of the permanent collection, MATERIALITY AND PROCESS JANUARY 30 – FEBRUARY 28, 2016 MARCH 13 – APRIL 24, 2016 eight temporary exhibitions, and NOVEMBER 7, 2016 – OCTOBER 30, 2017 For over 60 years, the Parrish has presented student Parrish Perspectives is a series of concentrated two Parrish Road Show projects. The fifth annual installation of the permanent artwork, providing an exceptional opportunity for exhibitions that offers the Museum opportunities collection featured significant recent acquisitions, young artists to experience seeing their work in a to respond spontaneously and directly to unique many introducing artists new to the Museum’s professional setting. The Student Exhibition ways of thinking about art, artists, and the creative collection. The 90 paintings, , mixed-media, featured original field drawings by 400 students process. and works on paper were presented in nine thematic who participated in hands-on workshops with narratives that illuminate the many ways in which Artist-in-Residence Alexis Rockman, as well as work artists have embraced creative processes and by more than 1,000 young artists from private, public, CONNIE FOX: SELF AS... materials in the service of their art. The exhibitions parochial, and home schools. included: Truth to Materials; Collective In 2007, Connie Fox began a series of drawings in The Student Exhibition and accompanying programs Conversation; Material Witness; American Views; which she melded her own image with self-portraits are supported, in part, by property taxpayers from Fairfield Porter: Friends and Family; Drawn in Black of German artist Max Beckmann (1884–1950) and the Southampton School District and the Tuckahoe and White; Picturing Artists; Poets and Painters; photographs of the French writer Colette Common School District. The Parrish Art Museum’s and a series of etchings by Joe Zucker. (Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette, 1873–1954). education program is supported, in part, by Fiona and Stanley Druckenmiller, George P. Mills, the Long The Permanent Collection: Materiality and Process Connie Fox: Self As... was made possible, in part, Island Community Foundation, H. Peter Haveles, Jr., was made possible, in part, by the generous support by the generous support of Audrey Flack, Nina May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, The of Maren Otto, the Joseph and Sylvia Slifka Yankowitz and Barry Holden, and Danese/Corey. Foundation, and the Estate of Robert T. Olson. John J. McDonnell Margaret T. O’Brien Foundation, The Museum’s programs are made possible, in part, Bobbie Braun/The Neuwirth Foundation, Town of by the New York State Council on the Arts with the Southampton, and the Walji Family. The Museum’s support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the exhibitions and programs are made possible, in part, New York State Legislature, and by the property by the New York State Council on the Arts with the taxpayers from the Southampton School District and support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the the Tuckahoe Common School District. New York State Legislature. 6 REPORT 2016 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 7

RADICAL SEAFARING Swoon (American, born 1977) Hickory, 2009 Mixed Media, 20 x 20 x 20 feet Courtesy of the artist Photo: Jenny Gorman

BRIAN GAMAN: VANISHING POINT for Land Use Interpretation, Steve Badgett and Chris Taylor, Michael Combs, Mark Dion, R. Buckminster Beginning in the mid-1970s Brian Gaman embarked Fuller, Cesar Harada, Constance Hockaday, on a highly personal exploration on the nature and Courtney M. Leonard, Mare Liberum, Marie Lorenz, process of seeing. Fleeting and captivating, Gaman’s Mary Mattingly, Vik Muniz, Dennis Oppenheim, art implies that emotionally compelling meaning can The PLAY, Pedro Reyes, Duke Riley, Robert Smithson, be teased from even the simplest of visual gestures. Simon Starling, and Swoon) whose works illuminate PLATFORM UNFINISHED BUSINESS: a significant new direction in contemporary creative Jonah Bokaer (American, Tunisian, born 1981) PAINTINGS FROM THE 1970S AND Brian Gaman: Vanishing Point was made possible, practice: artist-initiated waterborne projects— NEITHER (2016) in part, by the generous support of Elizabeth journeys on the water, speculative designs for Video Still of John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Fellowship 1980S BY ROSS BLECKNER, Segerstrom, Lionel Sanders and Teddi Berger, communities at sea, field work, and performance. in Choreography creation, 2016 ERIC FISCHL, AND DAVID SALLE Claudia Camozzi and Terry Kemper, Susan Dunne/ 2-channel video installation (loop) JULY 31– OCTOBER 16, 2016 Color, 64 minutes. Edition of 2, 1 AP , Bob and Lynn Lipman, Linda and Radical Seafaring and the accompanying catalogue Performance for Camera Steven Miller, Nicholas Sands, Amy Wolf and were made possible by an Emily Hall Tremaine Performers: Jonah Bokaer, Tsvi Bokaer, Samir Bitar, Unfinished Business presented 41 large-scale John Hatfield, Dietl International, Natalie Gliedman, Exhibition Award. Generous support was also James Koroni, Faris Al-Shatir paintings as well as works on paper by Ross Bleckner, Rachael Horovitz, Shoji and Tsuneko Sadao, Robert provided by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Cinematography: Marisela La Grave Eric Fischl, and David Salle who established their Sundheimer, Barbara Starr, Leah Sanders, and those Visual Arts, an Art Dealers Association of America Image: Courtesy of Jonah Bokaer Trust reputations as internationally recognized artists at a who wish to remain anonymous. (ADAA) Foundation Curatorial Award and the time when the relevance of painting was questioned. Association of Art Museum Curators, The European PLATFORM The exhibition raised the question of how the artists Fine Art Fair Maastricht, Molly Gochman and Michael JONAH BOKAER: NEITHER influenced one another through their commitment LINDSAY MORRIS: YOU ARE YOU Armilio, John and Anne Mullen, David and Jane JULY 9– OCTOBER 16, 2016 to the medium, shared values, and decades-long Walentas, The Japan Foundation, New York, and friendship that began in the 1970s at California Marilyn Oshman. Additional support for the catalogue Jonah Bokaer merges dance, visual art, film, sound, Institute of the Arts (CalArts), matured in New York Since 2007 Lindsay Morris has been documenting was provided by the Elizabeth Firestone Graham and artistic research. His installation, inspired by City, and continued on the East End of Long Island. a summer camp for gender-nonconforming children Foundation. WSHU was the exclusive radio sponsor composer Morton Feldman’s 1977 opera NEITHER, and their families. A selection of images from that of Radical Seafaring. featured 122 graphite drawings of Feldman’s musical Unfinished Business: Paintings from the 1970s and body of work, conveying the joyfulness in children notations that spanned over 350 feet of the spine; 1980s by Ross Bleckner, Eric Fischl, and David Salle allowed the freedom to be themselves, was on view. The Parrish Art Museum extends additional thanks a two-channel video installation of choreography for was made possible, in part, by the generous support to Robby Stein, the Village of Sag Harbor, and camera; and an outdoor performance. of The Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Horowitz Fund for Lindsay Morris: You Are You was made possible, in Ship Ashore Marina for their help and generosity in Publications; the Joseph and Sylvia Slifka Foundation; part, by the generous support of David C. Bohnett. facilitating the off-site installation of Mary Mattingly’s Platform: Jonah Bokaer was made possible, in part, Jennifer Rice and Michael Forman; Helene and Ziel WetLand at Long Wharf, Sag Harbor. by the generous support of Linda Hackett/ CAL Feldman & HFZ Capital Group; The Muriel F. Siebert Foundation, Sandy and Stephen Perlbinder, the May Foundation; Per Skarstedt; Lorinda Ash, Ash Fine Art; RADICAL SEAFARING The Emily Hall Tremaine Exhibition Award program and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, and Michèle The Hilaria and Foundation; The Broad MAY 8 – JULY 24, 2016 was founded in 1998 to honor Emily Hall Tremaine. and Steven Pesner. The event was part of The New Art Foundation; Suzanne and Bob Cochran; Calvin It rewards innovation and experimentation among York State Presenters Network Presenter-Artist Klein Family Foundation; Gallery; Ninah Radical Seafaring featured international artists curators by supporting thematic exhibitions that Partnership Project made possible through a and Michael Lynne; and Galerie magazine. Public (including Bas Jan Ader, Ant Farm, Atelier Van challenge audiences and expand the boundaries of re-grant from the New York State Council on the Arts, Funding provided by Suffolk County. WSHU was the Lieshout, Scott Bluedorn, George Brecht, Bruce contemporary art. a state agency with the support of Governor Andrew exclusive radio sponsor of Unfinished Business. High Quality Foundation, Chris Burden, The Center M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature. 8 REPORT 2016 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 9

TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS

CHUCK CLOSE PHOTOGRAPHS NSU Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale March 20–October 2, 2016 Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle October 29, 2016–February 5, 2017

ABOVE, LEFT: RADICAL SEAFARING : PRINTS, PROCESS Book cover Radical Seafaring AND COLLABORATION Parrish Art Museum, 2016 Schack Art Center, Everett, Washington ABOVE, RIGHT: UNFINISHED BUSINESS May 12–September 5, 2016 Book cover Unfinished Business: Paintings from the 1970s and 1980s by Ross Bleckner, Eric Fischl, and David Salle Parrish Art Museum, 2016 OUTGOING LOANS

PUBLICATIONS In 2016, the Parrish lent six works to seven museum venues worldwide. BRIAN GAMAN: VANISHING POINT Fintan Boyle, Saul Ostrow, Jeanne Silverthorne 2016, Parrish Art Museum, 64 pages Artists Choose Artists Selectees 2016, left to right: Anker, Weil, Black, Butler, Friedrich, Haynes, Waisman, Chingery, Ross, Komoski, AGNES MARTIN Zigmund, Banks, Smith, Bae. Photo: Daniel Gonzalez Organized by Modern This publication was supported, in part, by the , : June 3–October 11, 2015 Parrish Art Museum Leadership Committee. ARTISTS CHOOSE ARTISTS PARRISH ROAD SHOW Kunstsammlung, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Düsseldorf: OCTOBER 30, 2016 – JANUARY 16, 2017 BASTIENNE SCHMIDT: November 7, 2015–March 6, 2016 ARCHEOLOGY OF TIME The Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles: In this third iteration of the Parrish’s juried exhibition SAG HARBOR WHALING AND RADICAL SEAFARING April 24–September 11, 2016 celebrating artists of the East End and their dynamic HISTORICAL MUSEUM Andrea Grover, Sasha Archibald, Alexander Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York: relationships, seven distinguished artists served as Dumbadze, Dylan Gauthier, Christopher French October 7, 2016–January 4, 2017 AUGUST 7 – 24, 2016 jurors, making two selections each from hundreds 2016, Parrish Art Museum and Del Monico Books • of online submissions and subsequent studio visits. Prestel, 152 pages Agnes Martin (American, born Canada, 1912–2004) Bastienne Schmidt searched the Whaling Museum Jurors and artists included Tina Barney with RJT Rain (Study), 1958 collection for functional objects that had lattices Oil on canvas, 25 x 25 inches Haynes and Dinah Maxwell Smith; This publication was supported, in part, by an or grids, and reinterpreted them through translucent Parrish Art Museum with Garrett Chingery and Saskia Friedrich; Emily Hall Tremaine Exhibition Award, The Andy paper works that incorporated threads, fabric, and Gift of Robert Elkron, 1979.26 Donald Lipski with Suzanne Anker and Ben Butler; Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Art Dealers Photo: Gary Mamay natural elements. Tony Oursler with Jackie Black and Marianne Weil; Association of America (ADAA) Foundation Curatorial Jorge Pardo with Anne Bae and Monica Banks; Award and the Association of Art Museum Curators, Cindy Sherman with Bill Komoski and Toni Ross; and Elizabeth Firestone Graham Foundation. and Leo Villareal with Karin Waisman and PARRISH ROAD SHOW Almond Zigmund. TONI ROSS: PERMANENT TRANSIENCE MARDERS, BRIDGEHAMPTON UNFINISHED BUSINESS: Artists Choose Artists was made possible, in part, AUGUST 20 – SEPTEMBER 5, 2016 by the generous support of the Robert Lehman PAINTINGS FROM THE 1970S AND Foundation, Linda and Gregory Fischbach, Caroline Toni Ross created a juxtaposition of materials 1980S BY ROSS BLECKNER, Hirsch and Andrew Fox, Fiona and Eric Rudin, through an installation of sculptured straw bales that ERIC FISCHL, AND DAVID SALLE Barbara Toll, Jacqueline Brody, Ellen Cantrowitz, intersected and enveloped three massive boulders David Pagel, Terrie Sultan, Mary Heilmann Fred Schmeltzer, and James and Katherine Goodman. at the site. 2016, Parrish Art Museum and DelMonico Books • Additional support for the Artists Choose Artists Prestel, 88 pages residency project was provided by the Robert Parrish Road Show was made possible, in part, Lehman Foundation and the William Talbott Hillman by the generous support of Jane Wesman and This publication was supported, in part, by The Mr. Foundation. Public Funding provided by Suffolk Donald Savelson, Sandy and Stephen Perlbinder, and Mrs. Raymond J. Horowitz Fund for Publications, County. WSHU was the exclusive radio sponsor of and Jacqueline Brody. Hamptons ArtHub is the digital the Joseph and Sylvia Slifka Foundation, The Muriel F. Artists Choose Artists. media sponsor of Parrish Road Show; Hamptons Siebert Foundation, and the Parrish Art Museum Magazine was the media sponsor. Leadership Committee. 10 REPORT 2016 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 11

Jackson Pollock, Untitled, 1951. Above, right: William Merrit Chase, A Comfortable Corner (The Blue Kimono), ca. 1888. Photos: Gary Mamay

JACKSON POLLOCK: BLIND SPOTS A Comfortable Corner (The Blue Kimono), ca. 1888 Oil on canvas, 57 x 44½ inches Co-organized by Tate Liverpool and Parrish Art Museum Dallas Museum of Art Littlejohn Collection, 1961.5.21 Tate Liverpool: June 30–October 18, 2015 Dallas Museum of American Art: William Merritt Chase November 15–March 20, 2016 The Big Bayberry Bush (The Bayberry Bush) ca. 1895 Oil on canvas, 25½ x 33¹⁄⁸ inches Jackson Pollock (American, 1912–1956) Parrish Art Museum Untitled, 1951 Littlejohn Collection, 1961.5.5 Ink on Japanese paper, 17½ x 22 inches Parrish Art Museum Gift of Edward F. Dragon in memory of Alfonso Ossorio, 1993.3 WILD SPACES, OPEN SEASONS: HUNTING AND FISHING IN AMERICAN ART WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE: Organized by the Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha A MODERN MASTER Dixon Gallery and Gardens, Memphis: October 23, 2016–January 15, 2017 Co-organized by The Phillips Collection, Museum of Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha: Audrey Flack, Wheel of Fortune, 1977–1978. Photo: Gary Mamay Fine Arts, Boston, Fondazione Musei Civici Venezia, February 12–May 7, 2017 and Terra Foundation for American Art, Chicago Shelburne Museum, Shelburne, Vermont: Jennifer Bartlett (American, born 1941) The Phillips Collection, Washington: In the Garden #116, 1983 June 4–August 27, 2017 ACQUISITIONS June 4–September 11, 2016 Screenprint, 29 x 37½ inches Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston: Gift of Barbara Toll September 24–December 17, 2017 In 2016, the Parrish Art Museum added October 9, 2016–January 16, 2017 (American, 1935–2005) Ca’Pesaro Galleria Internazionale d’Arte Moderna, 33 new acquisitions that enhance our Charles Bell William Merritt Chase (American, 1849–1916) Kandy Kane Rainbow, 1994 Venice The Pot Hunter (The Road through the Fields; The Hunter), holdings of more than 3,000 works Oil on canvas, 40 x 60 inches February 11–May 28, 2017 ca. 1894 Gift of Louis K. and Susan P. Meisel Oil on canvas, 16¼ x 24¹⁄⁸ inches and enrich the public’s understanding William Merritt Chase (American, 1849–1916) Parrish Art Museum Joe Brainard (American, 1942–1994) A Bit of Holland Meadows (A Bit of Green in Holland), 1883 Purchase Fund and Gift of Mr. Frank Sherer, 1974.5 and appreciation of American artists, Untitled, 1975 Pastel on paper, 23³⁄⁸ x 28³⁄⁸ inches Collage on board, 9⁵⁄⁸ x 7⁵⁄⁸ inches Parrish Art Museum many of whom resided or reside on the Gift of Jack W.C. Hagstrom, M.D. Gift of Chester Dale, 1962.3.3 (Washington and Boston venues only) East End of Long Island. 12 REPORT 2016 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 13

William King (American, 1925–2015) Railway (Portrait of Connie Fox), 1984 Watercolor and pencil on paper 10 x 9 inches Gift of Connie Fox

Hector Leonardi (American, born 1930) Untitled, 2014 Acrylic, glass, and paper collage on canvas, 36 x 36 inches Gift of the artist

Sheridan Lord (American, 1926–1994) A Walk on the Beach, ca. 1975 Charcoal on paper 8 ⁷⁄¹⁶ x 12⁹⁄¹⁶ inches Gift of Frances H. Kennedy in memory of Roger G. Kennedy

Sheridan Lord Sagaponack Pond from Peter Charles Bell, Kandy Kane Rainbow, 1994. Photo: Gary Mamay Matthiessen’s front yard, ca. 1975 Pencil on paper Paul Cadmus (American, 1904–1999) Brian Gaman (American, 1948–2014) 5 ³⁄¹⁶ x 8¹⁄⁸ inches Male Nude, 1991 Untitled, 1987 Gift of Frances H. Kennedy in memory Watercolor, charcoal, and pastel on Sand-cast aluminum of Roger G. Kennedy paper, 19 ⁷⁄⁸ x 25⁷⁄⁸ inches 58 x 85 x 62 inches overall, Gift of Beverly and Steve Ehrlich Gift of Bonnie Rychlak Sheridan Lord and Family Untitled (Sketch of Sand Dunes), Brian Gaman ca. 1975 Paul Cadmus Untitled, 2011 Pencil on paper, 4¾ x 8 inches Rise and Fall, 1989 Pigment print on paper, 2 sheets Gift of Frances H. Kennedy in memory Egg tempera on wood panel 99 x 88 inches of Roger G. Kennedy 25½ x 10¹⁄⁸ inches Gift of Bonnie Rychlak Gift of Beverly and Steve Ehrlich Kim MacConnel (American, born 1946) and Family Brian Gaman Jingle, 1980 Study for Untitled, 2011 Acrylic on cotton Eric Dever (American, born 2015) Pigment print on paper 103 x 108 inches (irreg.) NSIBTW 50, 2015 11 x 8½ inches Gift of Mrs. Ronnie F. Heyman Oil on canvas, 72 x 72 inches Gift of Bonnie Rychlak Gift of Christine Berry Hans Namuth Brian Gaman (American, born Essen, Germany, Eric Fischl (American, born 1948) Study for Bob Goes Black, 2013 1915–1990) Kim MacConnel, Jingle, 1980. Photo: Gary Mamay Untitled, 1984 Pigment print on perforated vinyl in His Montauk Studio, 1950 Gelatin silver print, 7 x 11¹⁄ inches Watercolor on paper, 16 x 12 inches 15 x 11¹⁄⁸ inches ⁸ Gift of Dana and Richard Kirshenbaum Gift of Bonnie Rychlak Gift of Amy Wolf and John Hatfield George Tooker, Sybyl, 1975. (American, born 1946) (American, 1920–2011) Audrey Flack (American, born 1931) Brian Gaman Graham Nickson (British, born 1946) Billy Sullivan George Tooker Photo: Gary Mamay Wheel of Fortune, 1977–1978 Study for Bob Goes Black, 2013 Untitled, 2000 9/10/91 11:30AM 1:55 PM, 1991 Sybyl, 1975 Acrylic and oil on canvas Pigment print on paper Charcoal on paper, 31 x 52 inches Ink on paper, 30 x 22½ inches Egg tempera on wood panel Gift of Patricia Hamilton Gift of Jeanne Collins and 23⁷⁄ x 17⁷⁄ inches 96 x 96 inches 17⁵⁄⁸ x 13 inches ⁸ ⁸ Gift of Louis K. and Susan P. Meisel Gift of Bonnie Rychlak John Elderfield Gift of Beverly and Steve Ehrlich Fairfield Porter (American, 1907–1975) and Family

Dorothy Frankel (American, born 1954) Brian Gaman South Meadow, ca. 1965 Billy Sullivan Circle 254, 2004 Study for Bob Goes Black, 2013 Ballpoint pen on paper 10/22/91 3:15PM 3:50PM, 1991 Esteban Vicente Terra cotta, 14 x 10½ x 9 inches Pigment print on paper 15⁵⁄⁸ x 14 inches Ink on paper, 30 x 22½ inches (American, born Spain, 1903–2001) Gift of Henry V. Heuser, Jr. Gift of Jeanne Collins and Untitled, ca. 1966 Gift of the Florence Zahn 17⁵⁄⁸ x 13 inches Gift of Bonnie Rychlak John Elderfield Lithograph, 18 x 20 inches Gift of Jack W.C. Hagstrom, M.D. Till Freiwald (Peruvian, born 1963) Joseph Stella

Untitled, 2001 Valerie Jaudon (American, born 1945) (American, born Italy, 1877–1946) Billy Sullivan Watercolor on paper, 90 x 60 inches Untitled, 1975 Untitled (Irises), ca. 1920 Max, 2009 Frank Wimberley (American, born 1926) Gift of John A. Cassese Pencil on paper, 18 x 24 inches Colored pencil and pencil on paper Watercolor on paper, 39¾ x 30 inches Untitled, 2000 Gift of Barbara Toll 10⁵⁄⁸ x 7¾ inches Gift of the Estate of Klaus Kertess Lithograph, 25³⁄⁸ x 23½ inches Gift of Jack W.C. Hagstrom, M.D. Gift of Audlyn Higgins Williams and E.T. Williams, Jr., in memory of Joanne Williams Carter 14 REPORT 2016 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 15

2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Laurie Anderson at the screening of Heart of a Dog. Photo: Daniel Gonzalez Summer Art Camp. Photo: Hazel Hutchins PROGRAMS EDUCATION

In 2016, we developed and produced 105 programs Our commitment to innovative collaborations with In 2016, we continued to expand our rich array of Access Parrish, a pilot program for individuals with that provided opportunities for the community to community and cultural organizations inspired many programs designed specifically for youth, families, special needs, was launched in 2016 and provided a have the rich, profound experience of engaging with public programs, including a screening of the adults, schools, and community organizations. This series of monthly workshops, talks, and social many types of artists through talks and gallery tours documentary with The Maysles year’s ongoing artist-in-residence program featured interactions for intellectually and developmentally with renowned artists and curators, films introduced Documentary Center; a staged reading of Men’s Lives five artists who participated in the exhibition Artists disabled individuals, including visitors with dementia by accomplished directors and filmmakers, book by Sag Harbor playwright Joe Pintauro, produced Choose Artists: Suzanne Anker, Anne Bae, Monica and their care partners. The program, which is signings and poetry readings, and live performances and directed by Stephen Hamilton and Emma Walton Banks, Ben Butler, and Saskia Friedrich. The Education continuing in 2017, garnered tremendous support from by acclaimed musicians and actors. This wide array Hamilton; an intimate recital with Renée Fleming Department also focused on building audiences the start, confirming the community’s deep need for of events was scheduled as part of our Friday Nights and Rufus Wainwright presented with IMG Artists; through new community partnerships and a newly- this type of experience. By working in partnership with series as well as on Saturdays and Sundays. Nearly our third event in partnership with the Bridgehampton established Education Committee. Special initiatives, organizations and families, we created relationships all of our programs attracted full capacity audiences. Chamber Music Festival; and our continued, including Access Parrish and a new paradigm for that resonated through special needs populations Salon Series classical recitals enjoyed growing long-term collaboration with OLA Latino Film Festival. school programming, have deepened relationships and furthered our role as a museum for the entire support of enthusiastic concertgoers. Live outdoor with five schools and seven community-based community. music, spanning many genres, attracted a broad range organizations. of new audiences.

“As a docent for the Access Parrish “It was an honor to be a 2016 Artist-in- “The Parrish Art Museum is an “I’ve come to realize the transformative “The OLA Latino Film Festival, entering “The Parrish has allowed me to challenge program ‘Paint at the Parrish’ with the Residence at the Parrish, to have the illuminating, ongoing source for artistic power that art and education can have in its fourteenth year, wouldn’t be as myself and grow as an artist in new and Alzheimer’s Disease Resources Center opportunity to show students my work expression, information, and experience. people’s lives. It gives me much satisfaction successful without the generous and unexpected ways—whether as an I have observed the ability of art to evoke in such a celebrated museum, and to be Programs and exhibitions advance to be a trustee of the Parrish where I can consistent partnership with the Parrish. audience member at PechaKucha, visitor a personal connection and response, with able to describe the process of creating it. important scholarship, nourishing my own see this actually taking place through The Museum’s enthusiastic support has at exhibitions, or in my role as a Road programs offering creative interactive I then led them in their own art project, artistic journey while cultivating a diverse impressive program offerings in art, helped us to share stories that broaden Show artist. The Parrish has created a presentations for guests, family members, watching 100 students create 100 different community through exciting shared education, and even entertainment.” the understanding of what it is to be Latino, fertile ground for us all to learn from and and care partners in an encouraging and objects, all of which would work together experiences. Classes and workshops Sandy Perlbinder, Parrish Art Museum while reminding attendees of current live with culture in many ways.” supportive environment.” to form an impressive installation. When provide year-long opportunities for Trustee; Creative Collaborator Member world-class Spanish language filmmakers.” Bastienne Schmidt, 2016 Parrish Road Wendy Kammer Strode, Docent kids come to the Parrish, they know self-expression and discovery. I’m proud Minerva Perez, Executive Director, Show Artist they’re at a place where individuality and to consider the Parrish my museum home.” Organización Latino-Americana of originality are valued.” Eric Dever, Artist/ Eastern Long Island Monica Banks, Artist-in-Residence Parrish Teaching Artist 16 REPORT 2016 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 17

Friday Night program Jazz en Plein Air Artist-in-Residence Monica Banks with Southampton Intermediate School students. Photo: Alana Mercurio MEMBERSHIP ENGAGEMENT

Membership at the Parrish offers an energizing mix outreach that enrich the lives of children, families, COLLECTOR’S CIRCLE communities of the East End and New York. They of unique, enriching—and fun—experiences for a and adults. The Parrish gratefully acknowledges the The Collector’s Circle supports the Museum’s provide feedback so that programs continue to broad and wonderfully diverse audience. Members vital role and crucial support our family of Members director and curators in the quest for acquisitions that evolve, improve, and innovate while pushing a are at the core of all that the Parrish stands for and provides. strengthen and broaden the scope of the permanent pioneering spirit. The goal for 2017 is to help steer help us achieve our mission to illuminate the creative collection. Supported by an engaged Board of ideas and aspirations for new program series and process and foster connections among individuals, Resident Benefits continues to be an important Trustees, the committee develops opportunities for interdisciplinary, theme-based projects. 2016 Creative art, and artists. In 2016, over 3,500 Members regularly component in the Museum’s efforts to broaden expanding the role of the Parrish in the community, Collaborators: Maziar Behrooz, Scott Bluedorn, participated in the Museum’s cultural activities community outreach and expand our member the nation, and the world. Members, appointed by Cee Scott Brown, Bonnie Comley, Michael Halsband, including exhibition openings, curator-led tours, audience. Residents of Southampton and Tuckahoe the director for their leadership, expertise, and Brian Halweil, Stewart Lane, Louis Meisel, Susan Meisel, educational programs, and one-of-a-kind visits to School Districts are eligible to participate free of understanding of the art community, meet three Julie Sheehan, Irene Tully, Sandy Perlbinder, and artists’ studios, art fairs, and galleries. Members also charge in this membership program in recognition times per year, and visit artists’ studios, exhibitions, Almond Zigmund. enjoyed discounts on workshops and purchases in of the support received for more than four decades and private collections. 2016 Collector’s Circle: the café, shop, and at select local businesses. Beyond through the annual tax levy. Through outreach we Stephen Abramson, Mildred C. Brinn, Jacqueline EDUCATION COMMITTEE access to the Museum, membership provides critical garnered 442 new Resident Benefits Members and Brody, Deborah Buck, Ellen Cantrowitz, Lillian Cohen, The Education Committee, co-chaired by Parrish resources that go directly toward programs and 221 renewals in 2016. Marcia Dunn, Laura Fisch, Leila Heckman, Dorothy Trustees Regina Glocker and Sandy Perlbinder, Lichtenstein, Allison Morrow, Lynne Pasculano, consists of educators, community leaders, and artists Douglas Polley, Michael Rubenstein, Marie Samuels, from the East End community. In 2016 the Committee’s “As a member of the Parrish, I enjoy “Co-chairing the Parrish Contemporaries “In addition to enjoying all that comes attending the openings of first rate shows Circle has been a remarkable experience. with my Parrish Resident Membership, Fred Schmeltzer, Lyndley M. Schwab, Barbara Slifka, work focused on audience engagement and program and curatorial talks that broaden my I have really enjoyed spending time at the I’ve been fortunate to have had the and Barbara Toll. development, and included a spring tour and knowledge of new artists and their art. beautifully designed Museum, interacting opportunity to work with the Museum reception attended by 75 people—almost all of whom I love the Friday Night Salon Series with many members of the staff, including over the past 17 years as an educator and CREATIVE COLLABORATORS were first time visitors. 2016 Education Committee: concerts of hugely talented rising classical the incredible director, Terrie Sultan, parent. We are lucky to have a resource Creative Collaborators are forward-thinking Mary Lou Cohalan, Andrea Cote, Kim Covell, Eric musicians. There’s a lot going on at the and promoting the Museum and its many like this in our community that has friends of the Museum who engage with the Program Dever, Virginia Edwards, Heather Evans, Robin Gianis, Parrish.” benefits to the community.” contributed to my students’ as well as my Martha McLanahan, Member and Donor Karen Boyer, Parrish Contemporaries children’s growth as artists.” Department to help ensure that the Parrish remains Lee Harned, Tom House, Anastasia Karloutsos, Circle Steering Committee Kerry Terry, Teacher relevant, vital, and connected locally, regionally, Sheila Avrin McLean, Minerva Perez, Denise Silva-Denis, and globally. The group has been meeting quarterly Martha Stotzky, and Barbara Thomas. since 2014 and acts as a conduit to wide-ranging 18 REPORT 2016 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 19

2016 Midsummer Party. Photo: BFA/NYC.com 2016 Student Exhibition High School award winners, from left: Student Suren Gu with art teacher Michele McLoughlin, judge Neil Slaughter; award winners Alex Corcia, Marina DeLuca, Leah Van Tronk. Photos: Tom Kochie BENEFIT EVENTS GIVING The Parrish hosted over 2,000 guests at five benefits art collector, and philanthropist Barbara J. Slifka. Our first four years in Water Mill have been a • Conserve, build, and interpret our renowned in 2016, raising $1.3 million for the Museum’s operating Over 500 guests celebrated the art and the artists of resounding success thanks to the generous support permanent collection budget. Spring Fling welcomed nearly 400 community the East End with fine dining by Olivier Cheng Catering of our benefactors. Our many friends and partners members for a night of socializing, dancing, exploring & Events, décor by Ron Wendt Design, lighting by have made it possible for the Parrish to provide the • Enhance our highly successful education programs, the galleries, and bidding in the silent auction. Levy Lighting, and entertainment by Coleman Music. community with an inspiring series of acclaimed including Access Parrish, which serves individuals Landscape Pleasures, the premier horticultural special exhibitions presented alongside exhibitions with special needs event in , featured a symposium with At our third annual Summer Family Party, families of works drawn from our own ever-growing collection speakers Andrea Cochran, Charles Birnbaum, and enjoyed an afternoon of entertainment and hands-on of more than 3,000 works; a range of exciting, unique • Fund over 100 dynamic and stimulating public Darrel Morrison, and a garden tour of four properties art-making with artists Bryan Hunt, Joe Fig, Melinda talks, classes, and performances; and innovative programs: concerts, films, talks, family events on the East End. The Benefit Committee enjoyed a Hackett, Christa Maiwald, Paton Miller, and Amy education programs. private cocktail reception hosted by Tim Davis at the Pilkington. Our festive Thanksgiving weekend Holiday We thank the many individuals and foundations that Wyman estate in Southampton Village. Party + Market featured a cocktail party, gift market, Participation at any level helps ensure that we can generously contributed to the Parrish, thus helping silent auction, book signing, and live music. continue to serve as the preeminent center for to sustain the East End’s enduring and vibrant artistic The highlight of the Hamptons summer social season, cultural engagement in a diverse and fascinating legacy. our Midsummer Party, brought together artists, community, and a beacon of innovation in the global philanthropists, business leaders, and art world Parrish Art Museum Benefit Committee members are art world. Our supporters make it possible to: To make a donation, or for further information, guests. The 2016 benefit honored Parrish Trustee, listed on page 27. please contact Eliza Rand at [email protected] • Develop a lively and bold schedule of special or 631-283-2118 x 124. Donations may be made online exhibitions and nurture emerging artists at parrishart.org/support. “My involvement on the Spring Fling “For me, as a year round resident of the “The Parrish is an important part of our committee has shaped my life through East End, the Parrish has strengthened a Hamptons experience—it’s always diverse, deep sense of communality that is so inspiring, and uplifting! I deeply enjoy the close friends and connections that “Radical Seafaring exemplified the goals of and produced a highly researched and “We’ve been members for many years and important to a fulfilled life and not always sharing the Museum with my children and I otherwise would have never made. the Emily Hall Tremaine Exhibition Award well thought out exhibition and of course appreciate the thought-provoking attainable in a resort area. My involvement husband. I was also glad to donate a Tina And my daughter’s love for art and design to further discourse of contemporary art. publication.” exhibitions. What we find especially with Landscape Pleasures has given me Barney photograph shot in Southampton was sparked and enriched by the classes This exhibition has encouraged the Heather Pontonio, Art Program important is the Parrish’s commitment to the chance to support and give back to to the permanent collection for future she took at the Parrish as a young child.” Parrish Art Museum to be bolder and Director, Emily Hall Tremaine community involvement. We’re proud of the institution and community it enriches.” generations to enjoy.” Laura Wynne, Spring Fling Co-Chair more confident in the use of their space, Foundation the support of the students and schools.” Tony Piazza, Landscape Pleasures Andrea Greeven Douzet, brought off-shore art into the mainstream, David and Patricia Rung, Members Committee Summer Family Party Committee 20 REPORT 2016 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 21

$5,000 – $9,999 Kristin and Peter Becker Dorothy B. Sheahan Stacey Bendet Eisner DONOR RECOGNITION Ingrid Arneberg Patricia Birch Becker Kelly and Dean Silvera Diana and Frederick Elghanayan Bank of America Charitable Foundation Mary Jane and Charles Brock Donna Anne and Richard Soloway Elliot Epstein and Richard Mortimer The Parrish extends its deep appreciation to Vanessa Barboni and Jay Hallik HF Boehl Trust Fund Rose Stewart-Dickson and Tyler Dickson Wendy and Michael Esposito Allison and Laurence Berg Geoffrey N. Bradfield Robin Swid and Mark Riebling Marie and John Evans those who supported the Museum’s exhibitions, Bessemer Trust Brown Harris Stevens The Harrier and Esteban Vicente Fund Jordan and Darice Fadeyi Debra and Leon Black Deborah Buck Edwina von Gal Julie and Erik Falk programs, and education initiatives in 2016. David C. Bohnett Deirdre O. Byrne The Walji Family Anna and Jim Fantaci Jacqueline Brody Nancy Chemtob Tali and Boaz Weinstein The Fanwood Foundation Kate W. 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Kathryn and Ken Henderson Gary Lipps and Paul Zajkowski Jane and John Pearce Elizabeth Robertson Smith Hampton Jitney, Inc. Ethel and Robert Henn Rachel Littman and Douglas Davis Nancy Pearson Linda Ann Smith and John Draghi Hamptons Magazine Julian Henry Ava Locks Gabrielle Pecarsky Maureen Soltren Maryann Horwath Dennis Hersch Larry M. and Maria-Luisa Loeb Karen and Tom Pedrazzi Roberta and Jeffrey Sommers Jean-Georges Management Mr. and Mrs. Daily Hill NancyJane and Jeffrey Loewy Perry Guillot, Inc. Linda Sosnowitz and A.J. Gelinas Louis K. Meisel Bryan Hunt (American, born 1947) Caroline and Jeremy Hoffman Cindy Lubars Florinka Pesenti Southampton Village Motel Modern Luxury Media Falls with Bend, 1979 Kevin Hogan and Timothy Croak The Honorable and Mrs. Earle I. Mack Tracy M. Pfeifer, M.D. Pat Southard Jennifer Rice and Michael Forman Hard ground etching, sugar lift aquatint, Brette and Gordon Holmes Tony Maddalena Paul Philbrick Southrifty Drug, Inc. Frederic M. Seegal soap ground aquatint and drypoint Sylvia and Andreas Hommert Carol Mandel and Vincent Covello Barbara and Warren Phillips Sofia and Robert Spiess The Surf Lodge 84¾ x 15 inches Leslie and L. Stoddard Horn Lois Mander and Max Pine Mr. Preston T. Phillips Deborah Srb Twomey, Latham, Shea, Kelley, Dubin, Parrish Art Museum The Horticultural Alliance of Tripp March Salvatore Piazzolla and Grant Wilfley Nina and Michael Stanton & Quartararo, LLP Gift of Mary Ryan and Bruce Lebowitz, the Hamptons Laurie Margolin and Stephen Schumann Julie Pinkosh Conrad Steinmann 2014.8 26 REPORT 2016 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 27 DONORS TO THE COLLECTION DOCENTS & VOLUNTEERS We recognize the following donors with gratitude for their We are deeply grateful to those who have volunteered contribution of works of art to the Museum’s permanent collection. their time and experience to the Museum.

Christine Berry Ronnie F. Heyman Barbara Toll DOCENT ADVISORY DOCENTS AND Sarah O. Johner Judy Saner John A. Cassese Frances H. Kennedy Audlyn Higgins Williams and COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS Lise King Gabrielle Schlichting Jeanne Collins and John Elderfield in memory of Roger G. Kennedy E.T. Williams, Jr., in memory of James Bauer, co-chair Virginia Aschmoneit Suzanne Knapp* Martha Scriven-Campanella Beverly and Steve Ehrlich and Family Estate of Klaus Kertess Joanne Williams Carter Blossom Gluck, co-chair Grisel Baltazar Janet Lavinio Lew Sherwood Connie Fox Dana and Richard Kirshenbaum Amy Wolf and John Hatfield Mary Lou Cohalan Marie Braccia Joan Litsky Robert Simmons Jack W.C. Hagstrom, M.D. Hector Leonardi Florence Zahn Sue Dubner Nancy Brody Julia Ludmer-Duberman Nancy Skurnik Patricia Hamilton Louis K. and Susan P. Meisel Sheila A. McLean Angelo Cabeza Dinah Maxwell Smith Barbara M. Soyars Henry V. Heuser, Jr. Bonnie Rychlak Joanne Pateman Barbara Conti Carol Mendez Wendy Kammer Strode Tom Randall Ann E. Cryan Nancy Miller Edna Teich Irene Tully Arlene Davis Annie and Guy Mougin Renee Trell Dale Drake Marge Ogilvie Greg Therriault Judy Freedman Ellen J. Postrel Laurie Ullmann 2016 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Linda Fox Louis J. Puglisi Felicitas Wetter Pamela Glazer Rebecca Radin * Deceased

Frederic M. Seegal, Chair Life Honorary H. Peter Haveles, Jr., President Mildred C. Brinn, Chair Emeritus Leslie Rose Close David Granville-Smith, Vice President Alvin Chereskin Ira Drukier Alexandra Stanton, Vice President Mrs. Jan Cowles Hugh J. Freund 2016 BENEFIT EVENT COMMITTEES Norman L. Peck, Treasurer* Fiona Druckenmiller Montague H. Hackett, Jr. Jay B. Goldberg, Assistant Treasurer Dorothy Lichtenstein Leslie Horn We recognize these individuals for their dedication to ensuring the Douglas Polley, Secretary Mrs. Werner Otto Klaus Kertess* success of the Museum’s annual benefit events. Mrs. Milton Petrie* Henry W. Koehler Veronica Atkins Susan Weber Patricia S. Patterson* Deborah F. Bancroft Helene B. Stevens* Mildred C. Brinn Mrs. T. Suffern Tailer SPRING FLING LANDSCAPE PLEASURES MIDSUMMER PARTY SUMMER FAMILY PARTY Cee Scott Brown * Deceased Deborah D. Burden Vivian Haime Barg Honorary Co-Chairs Noreen Ahmad William G. Cisneros Christine Curiale-Steinmuller John Bjørnen Emily Mortimer & Nina Edwards Anker Timothy G. Davis Meegan Darby Declan Blackmore Molly Duffy Burns David M. Dubin Jonathan Davis Mildred C. Brinn Meredith Cairns James L. Freeman Susan Davis Chapin Carson Co-Chairs Cristina Greeven Cuomo Regina Glocker Elliot Epstein Alvin Chereskin Deborah F. Bancroft Andrea Greeven Douzet Nancy Hardy Yvonne Fenelon Leslie Rose Close Laura Lofaro Freeman & Ali Edwards Philip H. Isles Nancy C. Hardy Lillian Cohen James L. Freeman Stacey Bendet Eisner Chad A. Leat Maryanne Horwath Zachary Crawford H. Peter Haveles, Jr. Jennifer Harris Allison Morrow Aleksandra Kardwell Perry Guillot Chad A. Leat Gigi Howard Sandy Perlbinder Linda Kouzoujian Ian Hanbach Nicole Miller & Kim Taipale Carola Jain Michèle Pesner Jennifer M. Maloney, Esq. Christopher LaGuardia Michèle & Steve Pesner Robin Lefcourt Barbara J. Slifka Alexis Mayer Abby Clough Lawless Robin & Frederic M. Seegal Hallie Nath Marcia Dunn Sobel Beth McNeill Elizabeth Lear Carol & Michael Weisman Elizabeth Fearon Pepperman David K. Wassong Patty Oakley Silas Marder Robin Perkins Michele Passarella Martha B. McLanahan Florinka Pesenti Joanne Pateman Robert Meltzer* HOLIDAY PARTY + Marie-Noëlle Pierce Nancy Pearson Charlotte Moss MARKET Pamela Posner Valerie Revere Linda Hackett Munson John Bjørnen Carole Reed Augie Teodoro Deborah Nevins Deborah F. Bancroft Alexandra Stanton Laura Wynne Stacy Paetzel Andrea Greeven Douzet Marcia Dunn Sobel Paige Patterson Ted Kruckel Joey Wolffer Tony Piazza Martha McLanahan * Deceased Dennis Schrader Alexandra Stanton Mara Seibert Domna Stanton Susan Rothenberg (American, born 1945) Dan Thorp Ellen Welsh Untitled, 1987 Barbara Toll Maribeth Welsh Charcoal, oil, and pencil on paper Michael Tuths 43¾ x 30 inches Edwina von Gal Parrish Art Museum Ron Wendt Gift of Meryl and Robert Meltzer, 2014.19.2 Clelia Zacharias 28 REPORT 2016 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 29 FINANCIAL REVIEW JANUARY 1, 2016 – DECEMBER 31, 2016

STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGE IN NET ASSETS AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2016 FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2016

ASSETS REVENUE AND SUPPORT

Current Assets Contributions $ 2,147,988 Cash $ 891,275 Benefit events 1,331,284 Assets Held for Specific Purposes, current portion: 115,000 Less direct benefits to donors (415,566) Pledges receivable, current portion: 437,664 Membership 423,544 Prepaid expenses and other current assets 258,551 Admissions 119,228 Inventory–Museum Shop 80,340 Government grants 462,661 Total Current Assets 1,782,830 Tuition and fees 416,131 Museum Shop 227,570 Assets Held for Specific Purposes, net of current portion 4,743,817 Less cost of sales (124,534) Pledges receivable, net of current portion: 653,272 Investment income 81,334 Property and Equipment, net 35,721,757 Unrealized gain on investments, net of fees 205,353 Other Assets, net 36,598 Realized loss on sale of investments, net of fees (7,211) Gifts in-kind 300,876 Total Assets $ 42,938,274 Total Revenue and Support 5,168,658

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS EXPENSES

Current Liabilities Program services Notes payable $ 419,800 Curatorial 2,401,347 Accounts payable and accrued expenses 324,727 Education 949,750 Deferred revenue 174,000 Museum Shop 147,152 Conditional promises to give 141,000 Total program services 3,498,249 Current portion of long-term debt, net of deferred financing costs 114,532 Total Current Liabilities 1,174,059 Supporting services Management and general 611,668 Other Liabilities 36,598 Development 995,921 Long-Term Debt, net of deferred financing costs 3,529,575 Total program services 1,607,589 Total Liabilities 4,740,232 Total Expenses 5,105,838

Net Assets Changes in Net Assets before Accessions of Art, Unrestricted Depreciation and Amortization, and Other 62,820 Undesignated 32,652,659 Accessions of Art (29,750) Board designated–accessions 309,126 Other (91,983) Total Unrestricted Net Assets 32,961,785 Depreciation and Amortization (810,587) Temporarily Restricted 1,366,028 Permanently Restricted 3,870,229 Changes in Net Assets (869,500) Total Net Assets 38,198,042 Net Assets, beginning of year 39,067,542 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 42,938,274 Net Assets, end of year $ 38,198,042 30 REPORT 2016 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 31 METRICS 150 SCHOOL + GROUP TOURS 350 STUDENTS ENGAGED IN 5 ARTIST RESIDENCIES 501 REGIONAL, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONAL EDITORIAL PLACEMENTS

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