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METRICS LETTER TO OUR FRIENDS The Parrish Art Museum is a place to discover and connect with artists and art with a focus on the rich creative legacy of the 60,854 East End and its global impact on the world. In 2018, we made great strides in ensuring that the Museum feeds the souls of TOTAL ATTENDANCE our constituents through transformative exhibitions, educational enrichment in the schools, beautiful and informative publications, and close to 100 public programs including lectures, concerts, performances, panel discussions, and much more each year. 1,603 We are proud to serve and achieve. RESIDENT BENEFIT MEMBERS The metrics tell a great story: Attendance is high, membership is growing, and new partnerships provide more opportunities to share life-changing experiences with underserved audiences. Highlights of the year include:

4,230 • Special exhibitions Image Building: How Photography MUSEUM MEMBERS Transforms Architecture and Keith Sonnier: Until Today, offered fresh new scholarship on important topics in our world and engaged a broad audience. Both exhibitions traveled to additional venues—a testament to the quality of 13 the Parrish curatorial team. EXHIBITIONS • Our Platform project, Barthélémy Toguo: The Beauty of Our Voice introduced the Cameroonian-born, Paris-based artist to a new audience. His community project engaged Terrie Sultan and Mary E. Frank. hundreds of students from local schools, launched a new Photo: Daniel Gonzalez partnership with The Watermill Center, and expanded the 81 Museum’s ability to engage in dialogue about global, social, economic, and political issues within the context of the region. NEW ACQUISITIONS • The Permanent Collection grew by an additional 81 new works of art. Margaret S. Bilotti’s gift of three monumental paintings by David Salle, installed in conversation with a suite of paintings by renowned Photorealist painters Thomas Blackwell, 99 Ron Kleemann, Bertrand Meniel, and others, donated by PERMANENT COLLECTION WORKS ON VIEW Susan and Louis Meisel, inaugurated Every Picture Tells a Story— the theme of this year’s collection installation. Into the Artist’s World: The Photographs of Fred McDarrah juxtaposed a series of artist’s portraits gifted by McDarrah’s estate with 86 works of art created by the depicted artists. CONCERTS, TALKS, FILMS, SPECIAL PROGRAMS • Four PechaKucha Night Hamptons evenings, featuring presentations by 40 fascinating creative makers throughout the region, entertained more than 1,000 guests with mini- seminars on topics ranging from work in the studio to bay 30,067 keeping to artisanal farming to adventure. SOCIAL MEDIA FOLLOWERS This is just a sampling of the Parrish’s work during 2018. We’re proud of these accomplishments and gratefully acknowledge Cover: our sister institutions, the many artists with whom we work, the Frederick Hammersley members of the Board of Trustees who provide wise counsel, the (American, 1919–2009) generosity of our supporters, and the dedication and expertise Poles a part, #8, 1980 of our staff. (large detail) 437 Oil on linen, 45 x 45 inches MOBILE APP USERS Parrish Art Museum Terrie Sultan Mary E. Frank Gift of the Frederick Hammersley Director President and Interim Chair, Foundation, 2018.14.1 Continues on p31 Board of Trustees 4 REPORT 2018 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 5

LEFT: THE PERMANENT COLLECTION David Salle (American, born 1952) After Michelangelo, The Flood, 2005–2006 Oil and acrylic on linen, 90 x 185 inches Parrish Art Museum, Gift of Margaret S. Bilotti, 2018.10.2 © 2019 David Salle Studio/ Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

BOTTOM: THE PERMANENT COLLECTION Fred W. McDarrah (American, 1926–2007) Roy Lichtenstein at Leo Castelli Gallery, 1964 Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches Gift of the Estate of Fred W. McDarrah, 2018.8.26

RIGHT: IMAGE BUILDING Julius Shulman (American, 1910–2009) Academy Theater, exterior (Inglewood, Calif.), 1940 Gelatin silver print, 9¹⁵⁄¹⁶ x 7¹⁵⁄¹⁶ inches Julius Shulman Photography Archive, Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles, 2004.R.10 © 2018 Estate of Julius Shulman/ THE PERMANENT COLLECTION: J. Paul Getty Trust, Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles EXHIBITIONS EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY In 2018, the Parrish Art Museum NOVEMBER 11, 2018 – OCTOBER 6, 2019 presented Every Picture Tells a The Museum’s Permanent Collection exhibitions contextualize work and amplify inherent themes by Story, the seventh installment important artists from our collection of over 3,000 in the new building of the works. The eight-gallery installation, Every Picture Tells a Story, presented a series of exhibitions that Permanent Collection that explore the many ways in which images carry narrative 2018 STUDENT EXHIBITION IMAGE BUILDING: explores the ways in which images meaning. More than 100 works on view—featuring 40 FEBRUARY 3 – MARCH 4, 2018 HOW PHOTOGRAPHY TRANSFORMS important new acquisitions including artist portraits ARCHITECTURE carry narrative meaning, as well by the iconic photographer Fred W. McDarrah, and The annual Student Exhibition, a 60-year tradition MARCH 18 – JUNE 17, 2018 as four special exhibitions and paintings by David Salle and Photorealist artists— at the Parrish, featured the work of more than 1,000 offer many pathways to interpreting contemporary young artists from schools on Eastern Long Island. Image Building: How Photography Transforms expression. two off-site Parrish Road Show Working with their art teachers and through art clubs, Architecture was a comprehensive survey that the students demonstrate creativity, enthusiasm, explored the dynamic relationship between projects. The Permanent Collection: Every Picture Tells a Story and technical skill in diverse media, ranging from architecture, photography, and the viewer. was made possible, in part, by the generous support painting to sculpture, drawing, and photography. The Seen through the lens of historical and architectural of Barbara Slifka, Ellen Cantrowitz, Garrett and 2018 exhibition included work created by students photographers from the 1930s to the present, Mary Moran, Charlotte Moss and Barry Friedberg, in Artist-in-Residence workshops conducted in 2017 Image Building offered a nuanced perspective Jane and David Walentas, Deborah Buck Foundation, by Bastienne Schmidt. on how photographs affect our understanding of William Talbott Hillman Foundation, Marie Samuels, the built environment and our social and personal Per Skarstedt, Donald and Barbara Zucker Family The 2018 Student Exhibition and accompanying identities. Foundation, and a donor who wishes to remain programs were supported, in part, by the Museum’s anonymous. education initiatives funders, recognized in the Image Building: How Photography Transforms Education section of this Report. Architecture was made possible, in part, by the generous support of the Century Arts Foundation, The Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Horowitz Fund for Publications, Joseph M. Cohen, The Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation, Sandy and Stephen Perlbinder, and Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership. Public Funding provided by Suffolk County. 6 REPORT 2018 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 7

LEFT: KEITH SONNIER PARRISH ROAD SHOW Keith Sonnier (American, born 1941) ESLY E. ESCOBAR: PLAYGROUND Installation view: Keith Sonnier: Until Today Photo: Alfonzo Lopez Baz AUGUST 18 – SEPTEMBER 15, 2018

KEITH SONNIER: UNTIL TODAY PLATFORM ABOVE: PLATFORM For his exhibition at the Remsenburg Academy, JULY 1, 2018 – JANUARY 27, 2019 BARTHÉLÉMY TOGUO: Barthélémy Toguo (Cameroon, born 1967) Westhampton-based painter and sculptor Esly E. THE BEAUTY OF OUR VOICE Installation view: Road to Exile, 2018 Escobar (born Guatemala, 1981) presented his Mixed-media installation: wood boat, Keith Sonnier (American, born 1941), a pioneering AUGUST 5 – OCTOBER 21, 2018 large-scale abstract paintings and created a site- figure in the fields of conceptual, video, and fabric bags, plastic bottles, and glass bottles Parrish Art Museum, August 5–October 21, 2018 specific, abstract figure made of 10,000 sport balls— performance art in the 1960s, radically reframed the Platform invites an artist to consider the entire Photo: Jenny Gorman a commentary on the myriad social strata in the function of sculpture. Keith Sonnier: Until Today, Museum as a site for works that transcend Hamptons that come together through engagement the first solo exhibition in 35 years in an American disciplinary boundaries. The multi-disciplinary work ABOVE, RIGHT: PARRISH ROAD SHOW in sports. Jeremy Dennis (Shinnecock/American, born 1990) museum of work by the artist, revealed his diverse of Barthélémy Toguo (Cameroonian, born 1967) The Interment of Pogattacut, 2017 output from 1967 to the present through more than addresses migration, colonialism, race, and the Parrish Road Show: Jeremy Dennis—Stories: 30 sculpture, installation, and sound/process works. Digital dye-sublimation print on aluminum relationship between the global north and south. 40 x 30 inches Dreams, Myths, and Experiences and His first solo exhibition in an American museum Photo: Courtesy of the Artist Esly E. Escobar: Playground—was made possible, Keith Sonnier: Until Today was made possible, featured new watercolor paintings, installations, in part, by Sandy and Stephen Perlbinder, and in part, by the generous support of The James and photography, performance, and a community art Jane Wesman and Donald Savelson. Public funding Charlotte Park Brooks Fund; Douglas Baxter; National project. In a unique partnership with The Watermill provided by Suffolk County. Hamptons ArtHub was Endowment for the Arts; Pace Gallery, New York; Center, Toguo created new work during a residency PARRISH ROAD SHOW the digital media sponsor. Barbara Slifka; Compass; Dorothy Lichtenstein; as the Inga Maren Otto Fellow. JEREMY DENNIS: STORIES— Barbara Bertozzi Castelli; Linda Hackett and Melinda DREAMS, MYTHS, AND EXPERIENCES The Parrish Art Museum’s 2018 exhibitions and Hackett/ CAL Foundation; The Hamamoto Family; Barthélémy Toguo: The Beauty of Our Voice programs were made possible, in part, by the New AUGUST 11– SEPTEMBER 3, 2018 The Evelyn Toll Family Foundation; The Mr. and Mrs. was made possible, in part, by the generous York State Council on the Arts with the support of

Raymond J. Horowitz Fund for Publications; Gillian support of The Dorothy Lichtenstein ArtsReach Fund, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Fine art photographer and member of the Shinnecock Spreckels Fuller; Linda and Gregory Fischbach; and established by Agnes Gund; Galerie Lelong & Co.; Legislature. Indian Nation Jeremy Dennis (Shinnecock/American, the Herman Goldman Foundation. Additional thanks Burger Collection, Hong Kong; Andrea Kerzner; born 1990) exhibited a selection of his supernatural to Ellen Cantrowitz; William and Bettina Cisneros; the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in the photographs inspired by indigenous stories, myths, Sandy and Stephen Perlbinder; Michèle and Steven United States; and CRUSHCURATORIAL. Pesner; Fred and Robin Seegal; and Michael Straus. and legends from his ongoing series, Stories— Indigenous Oral Stories, Dreams and Myths, at the Arts Center at Duck Creek, East Hampton. 8 REPORT 2018 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 9

Left to right: Book Covers Alan Shields: Common Threads Parrish Art Museum, 2018 Photo: Gary Mamay Keith Sonnier: Until Today Parrish Art Museum and DelMonico Books • Prestel, 2018 Image Building: How Photography Transforms Architecture Parrish Art Museum and DelMonico Books • Prestel, 2018

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In 2018, the Parrish lent 16 works to four museum FROM LENS TO EYE TO HAND: William Merritt Chase, Alice in the Mirror, ca. 1895 PHOTOREALISM 1969 TO TODAY venues worldwide. Flint Institute of the Arts, Flint, Michigan TARA DONOVAN: FIELDWORK April 21–August 12, 2018 Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver, Colorado THE JAZZ AGE September 21, 2018–January 27, 2019 Nassau County Museum of Art, Roslyn Harbor, New York March 23–July 8, 2018 IMAGE BUILDING: Tara Donovan (American, born 1969) Untitled, 2015 HOW PHOTOGRAPHY TRANSFORMS Peggy Bacon (American, 1895–1987) Dorothea Rockburne, Egyptian Painting: Sahura, 1980 Monoprint, 57 x 97 inches ARCHITECTURE Alfred Stieglitz, 1925 Parrish Art Museum Graphite on paper, 5 x 3⁹⁄ inches Frist Art Museum, Nashville, Tennessee ¹⁶ John Marin (American, 1870–1953) Museum purchase with funds provided by the Parrish Art Museum Weehawken Sequence, ca. 1916 Parrish Art Museum Collectors Circle and Sherry Brous July 20–October 28, 2018 Gift of Ronald G. Pisano, Baker/Pisano Collection, 1982.8.2 Oil on canvas board, 10 x 12½ inches and Douglas Oliver, 2015.21 Parrish Art Museum John D. (Ivan Dombrowski) Graham Gift of Norma B. Marin, 1994.1 (American, born Ukraine, 1886–1961) PUBLICATIONS Untitled, ca. 1928 Elie Nadelman (American, born Poland, 1882–1946) DOROTHEA ROCKBURNE Crayon on paper, 10¼ x 7¾ inches Profile, 1921 Dia:Beacon, Beacon, New York Parrish Art Museum Pencil on paper, 11 x 8 ⁄ inches ⁵ ⁸ November 16, 2018–November 16, 2020 ALAN SHIELDS: COMMON THREADS Gift of Virginia M. Zabriskie, 1997.10.3 Parrish Art Museum Alicia G. Longwell with an introduction by Gift of Virginia M. Zabriskie, 1989.7 Dorothea Rockburne (American, born Canada, 1932) Balcomb Greene (American, 1904–1991) Terrie Sultan Egyptian Painting: Sahura, 1980 Untitled #6, 1936 Betty Parsons (American, 1900–1982) 2018, Parrish Art Museum, 80 pages Conté crayon, pencil, oil, and gesso on folded linen with Collage, 12½ x 9½ inches Untitled, 1927 wall drawing, 93 x 64¼ inches Parrish Art Museum Gouache on paper, 28 x 40 inches Parrish Art Museum Gift of Paul F. Walter, 2002.14.1 Parrish Art Museum Gift of the Prop Foundation, 2013.11 IMAGE BUILDING: Gift of William and Chesbrough Rayner, 1986.11 Gertrude Greene (American, 1904–1956) HOW PHOTOGRAPHY TRANSFORMS Untitled #16, 1936 Carl Sprinchorn (American, 1887–1971) ARCHITECTURE Collage, 10 x 8 inches Woman and Chair, 1920 MUSEO DEL PRADO 1819–2019 Therese Lichtenstein with an essay by Parrish Art Museum Ink and pencil on paper, 12½ x 8 inches Gift of Paul F. Walter, 2002.14.2 Parrish Art Museum Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid, Spain Marvin Heiferman Gift of Virginia M. Zabriskie, 1999.5.1 November 20, 2018–March 10, 2019 2018, Parrish Art Museum and DelMonico Books • Gertrude Greene (American, 1904–1956) Prestel, 144 pages Untitled, 1937 Joseph Stella (American, born Italy, 1877–1946) William Merritt Chase (American, 1849–1916) Collage on paper with cotton cloth Untitled (Irises), ca. 1920 Twilight in the Studio (Self-Portrait), 1887 8¼ x 5½ inches Colored pencil and pencil on paper, 10⁵⁄⁸ x 7 ¾ inches Oil on canvas, 36¹⁄⁸ x 29¼ inches Parrish Art Museum Parrish Art Museum Parrish Art Museum KEITH SONNIER: UNTIL TODAY Gift of Dr. Lawrence and Regina Dubin, 2011.3.1 Gift of Jack W.C. Hagstrom, M.D., 2016.5.2 Gift of Ira Spanierman, 1978.14 Jeffrey Grove, with essays by Martin Filler and Katie Pfohl, and a conversation with the artist by Leon Kroll (American, 1884–1974) Ossip Zadkine, French, 1890–1967 William Merritt Chase (American, 1849–1916) Child Reading, 1933 Bathers, 1923 Alice in the Mirror, ca. 1895 Terrie Sultan Oil on paper, 19¹⁄⁸ x 27¹⁄⁸ inches Gouache on paper, 29 x 23 inches Oil on canvas, 35¼ x 32 inches 2018, Parrish Art Museum and DelMonico Books • Parrish Art Museum Parrish Art Museum Parrish Art Museum Prestel, 132 pages Clark Collection, 1959.6.31 Gift of the Betty Parsons Foundation, 1985.3.9 Littlejohn Collection, 1961.5.18 10 REPORT 2018 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 11

Renate Aller (German, born 1960) The Internment of Pogattacut, 2017 Untitled, 1955 Fred W. McDarrah dicotyledon, 2012 Digital dye-sublimation print on Watercolor and ink on paper (American, 1926–2007) Handbound accordion artist’s book aluminum, 40 x 30 inches 25 x 19 inches Gifts of the Estate of Fred W. McDarrah published by Radius Books Museum Purchase, Mr. and Mrs. Artists Club Panel (Hubert Crehan, Tom 13 x 17 inches (closed) Robert F. Carney Fund Untitled, 1955 Hess, Harry Holtzman, Herman Cherry), Gift of the artist Watercolor and ink on paper 1959 Victor Elmaleh (Moroccan, 1918–2014) 25 x 19 inches Gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 inches Jennifer Bartlett (American, born 1941) Untitled, 1975 Untitled (for Douglas), 1984 Watercolor on paper, 3 x 4³⁄⁸ inches Almost, 1973 David Hare and Frederick Kiesler, 1959 Ink on paper, 11 x 9 inches Gift of Sarah-Ann and Werner Kramarsky Lithograph Gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 inches Gift of Douglas Baxter 22½ x 26½ inches Esly E. Escobar (Born Guatemala, 1981) Grace Hartigan, 1959 Mary Ellen Bartley (American, born 1969) 1.1, 2018 Poles a part, 1980 Gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 inches All the More Real, 2011 Oil enamel on canvas, 108 x 72 inches Oil on linen, 45 x 45 inches Archival pigment print, 18 x 27 inches Gift of the artist James Brooks, Charlotte Park Brooks, Gift of the artist Money from home, #8, 1986 Conrad Marca-Relli, Ludwig Sander, Goofie Goo, 2018 Oil on paper mounted on linen in 1959 Hiroshi Sugimoto, 2011 Oil enamel on canvas, 108 x 72 inches artist-made frame Gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 inches Archival pigment print, 18 x 27 inches Museum Purchase, Mrs. Allen Grover Fund 7¾ x 10¹⁄⁸ inches Gift of the artist and Mrs. Robert Loughborough Fund Willem de Kooning and John Alaleh Khatibi (Iranian, born 1980) Chamberlain in the Cedar Tavern, 1959 Tom Blackwell (American, born 1938) Frederick Hammersley Gifts of the Carroll Family Collection Gelatin silver print Morning Walk, Hampstead High Street, (American, 1919–2009) By The Water, 2002 14 x 11 inches London, 2011 Gifts of the Frederick Hammersley Watercolor on paper Oil on linen, 50 x 40 inches Foundation 51 x 75¾ inches Frank Stella at Leo Castelli Gallery, 1960 Gift of Louis K. and Susan P. Meisel Tree landscape, 1938 Gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 inches Oil on canvas in artist-made frame Ocean, 2002 Priscilla Bowden (American, 1940–2016) 10 x 8 inches Watercolor on paper Mike Goldberg in His East 10th Street Untitled (Coreopsis), 1987 11½ x 15½ inches Studio, ca. 1960 Computer drawing printed on paper Camp crowder, 1943 Gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 inches 5⁷⁄⁸ x 8 ¼ inches Oil on linen in artist-made frame Summer Getaway, 2010 Gift of Sarah-Ann and Werner Kramarsky 18 x 14 inches framed Watercolor on paper Saul Steinberg with Unidentified Others, 51 x 75¾ inches 1960 Diana Chang (American, born 1934) Day one, 1949 Gelatin silver print, 6¾ x 8½ inches Dunes, 1975 Lithograph in artist-made frame Fall, 2018 Pastel on paper, 11⁷⁄⁸ x 17⁵⁄⁸ inches 3 x 3 inches (sight) Watercolor on paper Willem de Kooning, East Hampton, Gift of Sarah-Ann and Werner Kramarsky 17¾ x 23¾ inches March 26, 1978, printed ca. 1978 Front door, 1949 Gelatin silver print, 14¼ x 11 inches Jeremy Dennis (American, born 1990) Lithograph in artist-made frame William King (American, 1925–2015) The Stone Coats, 2014 3 x 3 inches (sight) Dancers, 1972 Alfonso Ossorio, 1961 Digital dye-sublimation print on Aluminum, 17 x 9¾ x 14 inches Gelatin silver print, 7½ x 4¾ inches aluminum, 30 x 40 inches Hide & seek, 1950 Gift of Sarah-Ann and Werner Kramarsky Gift of the artist Lithograph in artist-made frame Elaine de Kooning with her Cytorich 3 x 3 inches (sight) Ron Kleemann (French, born 1961) Paintings, 1961 William King, Dancers, 1972. Photo: Gary Mamay Red Bull Sitting, 2011 Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches Silver lining, 1950 Oil on canvas, 48 x 72 inches Lithograph in artist-made frame Gift of Louis K. and Susan P. Meisel Franz Kline at 242 West 14 th, New York, 3 x 3 inches (sight) NY, 1961 Hector Leonardi (American, born 1930) Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches Tafts 1 & 2, 1950 Inverno, 2009 Lithograph in artist-made frame Acrylic on canvas collage on wood panel Lester Johnson Demonstrates His 3 x 3 inches (sight) 48 x 60 inches Technique in His 10 th Street Studio, 1961 ACQUISITIONS Gift of an anonymous donor Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches Untitled, 1950 In 2018, the Parrish Art Museum added 81 new acquisitions to its Lithograph in artist-made frame Alen MacWeeney Norman Bluhm in His 4 th Avenue 3 x 3 inches (sight) (American, born Ireland, 1939) Loft Studio, 1961 collection of more than 3,000 works. This included 27 photographs Willem De Kooning, 1981 Gelatin silver print Line play, 1951 Gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 inches 11 x 14 inches by Fred W. McDarrah (American, 1926–2007) gifted by his Estate; Ink and graphite on paper Gift of the artist 8½ x 12 inches Paul Georges with Self-Portrait 15 paintings and works on paper by Frederick Hammersley Matthew Weinstein Painted in His Broadway Loft, 1961 Melody, 1951 (American, born 1964) Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches (American, 1919–2009) in a gift from his Foundation; and three Ink and watercolor on paper Beep Poo, 2008 6½ x 10 inches Acrylic on canvas, 32 x 88 inches Robert Rauschenberg in His Front Street monumental works by David Salle (American, born 1952) through Gift of Theodor and Isabella Dalenson Loft, New York, NY, 1961 the generosity of Margaret S. Bilotti. Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches 12 REPORT 2018 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 13

Above: Bertrand Meniel, Breakfast at the Fairmont, 2009. Below: Fairfield Porter, Portrait of Inez MacWhinnie, 1968. Photos: Gary Mamay

Robert Motherwell in this 86th Street Pop Artists Tom Wesselmann, Jimmy Ernst, 1965 Studio, 1962 Roy Lichtenstein, James Rosenquist, Gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 inches Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches Andy Warhol and Claes Oldenburg at The Factory, 1964 Leon Polk Smith, ca. 1965 James Rosenquist, 1963 Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches Gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 inches Joan Snyder, Can We Turn Our Rage to Poetry?, 1985. Photo: Gary Mamay Gelatin silver print, 10 x 8 inches Roy Lichtenstein at Leo Castelli Gallery, Joan Semmel, 1970 Andy Warhol with Brillo Boxes, 1964 Gelatin silver print, 8 x 10 inches Fairfield Porter (American, 1907–1975) Alan Shields (American, 1944–2005) LB Thompson (American born 1974) and Stable Gallery, 1964 Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches Portrait of Inez MacWhinnie, 1968 Where Did That Come From or An Ellen Wiener (American, born 1954) Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches Carolee Schneemann in a Private Oil on canvas, 20 x 18 inches Abandoned Golden Aztec, 1971 Between Red & Green, 2015 Performance at Ashawagh Hall, Gift of the Carroll Family Collection Acrylic and thread on canvas Limited Edition numbered and East Hampton, 1975 84 x 132 inches signed accordion book Gelatin silver print,10 x 8 inches Ce Roser (American, born 1930) Gift of Christel Engelbert 14 x 7 x 1 inches (closed); Untitled, n.d. 14 x 7 x 112 inches (expanded) Dennis Oppenheim “Search for Clues”, Watercolor on paper Dance Bag, 1985 Gift of Britta Le Va and Joe Zucker 1976 10¼ x 7¹⁄⁸ inches Acrylic on canvas, glass beads, thread, Gelatin silver print, 9 x 6 inches Gift of Sarah-Ann and Werner Kramarsky aluminum tubing, and mirror Tony Vaccaro (American, born 1922) 40 x 48 x 48 inches Willem De Kooning Sitting, Lee Krasner, 1979 David Salle (American, born 1952) Museum purchase with funds provided East Hampton, 1953 Gelatin silver print, 10 x 8 inches Gifts of Margaret S. Bilotti by the Collectors Circle and partial gift Gelatin silver print, 19 ¾ x 14 inches After Michelangelo, Creation, of Victoria Moon Shields and Jason Gift of the artist Bertrand Meniel (French, born 1961) 2005–2006 Shields Breakfast at the Fairmont, 2009 Oil and acrylic on canvas, 90 x 180 inches Frank Wimberley (American, born 1926) Acrylic on linen, 38½ x 71¼ inches Ned Smyth (American, born 1948) Into Jamaica, 2000 Gift of Louis K. and Susan P. Meisel After Michelangelo, The Flood, Untitled, 2010 Acrylic on canvas, 40 x 40 inches 2005–2006 Graphite on vellum, 38½ x 34½ inches Gift of the artist Yigal Ozeri (Israeli, born 1958) Oil and acrylic on canvas, 90 x 185 inches Gift of Betsy Sussler Untitled (Zuzanna), 2018 Allgemeine Illustrirte Zeitung Oil on canvas, 48 x 72 inches After Michelangelo, The Last Judgement, Joan Snyder (American, born 1940) “Das Oktoberfest in München,” Gift of Louis K. and Susan P. Meisel 2005–2006 Can We Turn Our Rage to Poetry?, 1985 Über Land und Meer, Number 2, Page 33, Oil and acrylic on canvas, 90 x 183 inches Lithograph, 30¼ x 44¼ inches 1875 Joseph Pintauro (American, 1930–2018) Gift of an anonymous donor Printed newspaper, 15 x 11 inches Lifeguard with Broken Umbrella, 2011 Blair Seagram (Canadian, born 1951) Gift of the Baker/Pisano Collection Gelatin silver print mounted on aluminum Strata: 09.30.18 UCSB Nazare Birds CC Keith Sonnier (American, born 1941) 60 x 44 inches (Strata series), 2018 Looped Grid, 2017 Gift of Joe Pintauro and Greg Therriault Archival pigment print, 24 x 40 inches Neon tubing, steel, electrical wire, and Gift of the Baker/Pisano Collection transformer, 20 x 17 x 10½ inches Gift of the artist 14 REPORT 2018 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 15

William Menking and Iwan Baan. Photo: Daniel Gonzalez Art Camp. Photo: Jillian Bock PROGRAMS EDUCATION

In 2018, the Museum initiated and continued Artists Esly E. Escobar and Jeremy Dennis gave a The Education Department continued to develop additional works by Jeremy Dennis from his Stories successful partnerships and program series exploring talk about their Road Show projects. initiatives that deepen the Museum’s relationships series, and a video documenting the process will be compelling themes and shedding light on seminal with adults, children, families, schools, and community included the 2019 Student Exhibition. artists and exhibitions. Well attended Friday Nights The community shared stories at the People’s organizations, such as Access Parrish, which provides and other programs cultivated audiences and State of the Union Story Circle, created by the U.S. visual art experiences for youth and adults with The Museum continued its extensive schedule of engaged more deeply with myriad communities. Department of Arts and Culture, an artist collective; special needs and for individuals with Parkinson’s classes, tours, and programs for all ages. We partnered with Hamptons Doc Fest to screen and local poets performed work based on those and Alzheimer’s disease. In its third year, the initiative Interdisciplinary programming for children and films on artist Elizabeth Murray and architect Eero writings. Our 15th annual partnership with reached over 650 people through 53 specialized families focused on themes such as repurposing and Saarinen; Ai Weiwei’s Human Flow followed by a talk Organización Latino-Americana (OLA) drew a monthly programs in partnership with eight art and technology. Work produced in these programs with a Political Advisor of the UN High Commissioner large audience to Spanish-language films and tours. organizations. In 2018, planning began with a new will be presented at future events at the Museum. for Refugees; and This Changes Everything, based Scientists and artists discussed the impact of cutting- potential partner, New Hour for Women and Children, Over 40 volunteer docents led a total of 150 gallery on Naomi Klein’s bestseller, followed by a talk with edge discoveries on the artworld at PubSci at the which serves justice-impacted women during their tours, and 50 family tours as part of Open Studios. Thaddeus Pawlowski, Director, Columbia University’s Parrish, a new partnership with Brookhaven National incarceration and reentry. The Docent Advisory Committee planned Center for Resilient Cities and Landscapes. Iranian Lab. PechaKucha Night Hamptons, Salon Series educational workshop and excursions for the docents artist Shirin Neshat and Shoja Azari gave a talk classical concerts, and outdoor live music continued Parrish educators collaborated with six teachers including a trip to Dia:Beacon. following her film Looking for Oum Kulthum. to be hugely popular. We were honored to stage from regional public schools to respond to new state The Three Metropolitan Operas by collection artist/ standards and school priorities through the three- The Parrish Art Museum’s 2018 educational Inter-Sections: The Architect in Conversation playwright Joe Pintauro shortly before his passing. year IMLS-funded school program Art + Language. programming was supported, in part, by Bobbie programs related to Image Building featured Ralph The result was a curriculum using works from the Braun/The Neuwirth Foundation, Stanley and Gibson and exhibition artists James Casebere and Friday Nights were made possible, in part, by the Parrish collection to enhance visual art, critical Fiona Druckenmiller, May and Samuel Rudin Family Iwan Baan. Landscape architect/MacArthur Fellow generous support of The Corcoran Group, BNB Bank, thinking, and language skills of 300 students. Foundation, Institute of Museum and Library Services, Kate Orff and environmental strategist Alex and Sandy and Stephen Perlbinder. Salon Series was George P. Mills, The John J. McDonnell Margaret T. Matthiessen gave a talk related to Landscape generously supported by Louis K. and Susan P. Meisel, As part of the Museum’s annual Artist-in-Residence O’Brien Foundation, Patricia and David Rung, Pleasures. Keith Sonnier’s exhibition inspired Sandy and Stephen Perlbinder, The Jeannette and program, in December collection artist Jeremy Dennis William Talbott Hillman Foundation, and Town of conversations with Sonnier, Adam McEwen, and Nate H. Peter Kriendler Charitable Trust, Concert Artists worked with 350 students from eight schools, focusing Southampton, as well as the property taxpayers Lowman in collaboration with Dia Art Foundation; and Guild, and Pro Musicis, and sponsored by Yamaha on the theme of transformation—a central concept from the Southampton School District and Tuckahoe poet Max Blagg read from his biography on Sonnier. Artist Services, Inc. in his art. Student work created during the residency, Common School District. 16 REPORT 2018 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 17

2018 Platform: Barthélémy Toguo Exhibition Opening. Photo: Jenny Gorman PubSci at the Parrish 2018. Photo courtesy of PubSci MEMBERSHIP ENGAGEMENT

Through annual support and participation in Museum The art lovers and emerging collectors in the ARTSREACH meet three times per year, and visit artists’ studios, programs, Parrish Members—over 4,000 individuals, Parrish Contemporaries Circle enjoy invitations to To further the mission of The Dorothy Lichtenstein exhibitions, and private collections. 2018 Collectors households, and businesses—help us to implement networking events with artists, collectors, and curators ArtsReach Fund, the ArtsReach team organized Circle: Stephen Abramson, Mark Black and Vimla Gupta, the Museum’s mission and shape its vision. The year-round in New York and on the East End. Events retreats with Museum staff, board members, and Jacqueline Brody, Deborah Buck, Ellen Cantrowitz, Parrish provided Members with free admission to organized by the PCC Committee included a tour community leaders. Those findings, plus research Lillian Cohen, Leila Heckman, Michael Rubenstein, the galleries, free or discounted programs including of the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, an artist-led tour from peer organizations and insights from conferences Marie Samuels, Fred Schmeltzer, Lyndley M. Schwab, summer camps and classes for all ages, and discounts of The Armory Show, a tour of Keith Sonnier: Until dedicated to Diversity, Equity, Access, and Inclusion Barbara Slifka, Marcia Dunn Sobel, and Barbara Toll. at the Museum Café, Shop, and local businesses. Today with Terrie Sultan, and a Gallery Hop on West (DEAI), serve as the basis for a five-year strategic 24 th Street. 2018 PCC Committee: Christine Berry, plan. Museum-wide initiatives included community EDUCATION COMMITTEE In 2018, the Museum streamlined processes and Berry Campbell, PCC Chair; Kelcey Edwards, Iron engagement programs organized by the Education The Education Committee, formed in 2016, includes enhanced Member benefits. Members at the Patron Gate East; Romain Goubet; Joseph Lesko; Michelle and Program departments; paid internships; greater educators, parents, community leaders, and artists. ($1,000) level and above became part of Parrish Maigret, C24 Gallery; James Salomon, Salomon inclusion of artists from underrepresented groups The group focuses on audience development and Giving Circle to recognize their generous Contemporary; Susan Vecsey, Artist; and Kara Winters, in exhibitions and the collection; and interpretation engagement by organizing and supporting Museum philanthropic support. We re-launched the Parrish Eric Firestone Gallery. of works on view from diverse perspectives. A grant events for teachers, parents, and the community. Business Council—a volunteer committee of East application for a three-year, full-time ArtsReach Events in 2018 included an open house, tours for End professionals who provide programming and Fellowship was submitted to The Institute of Museum community groups, Community Days, a workshop networking opportunities for business community and Library Services. and tour for Vida Abundante, and a series of programs members such as Meet-Ups before select Friday for regional educators co-sponsored by NYSATA and Night programs. 2018 Parrish Business Council: Robin COLLECTORS CIRCLE Eastern Suffolk BOCES. 2018 Education Committee: L. Long, Esq., Long and Mattone, LLP, Business Council The Collectors Circle supports the Museum’s director Sandy Perlbinder, Parrish Trustee and Committee Chair; Eugenia Au Kim, Interiors OTH, Inc.; Liz Brodar, and curators in the quest for acquisitions that Co-Chair; Regina Glocker, Parrish Trustee and White Fences Inn; Keith Davis, The Golden Pear Café; strengthen and broaden the scope of the collection. Committee Co-Chair. Members: Mary Lou Cohalan, Emil K. Everett, New Amsterdam; Erik Fredrickson, Supported by an engaged Board of Trustees, the Andrea Cote, Eric Dever, Heather Evans, Robin Gianis, Erik Fredrickson Coaching; Nadine Homann, NH Design committee develops opportunities for expanding Georgette Grier-Key, Lee Harned, Tom House, Studios; Aleksandra Kardwell, Hamptons Employment the role of the Parrish locally and globally. Members, Anastasia Karloutsos, Sheila Avrin McLean, Agency; Diana Pepi Stott, Pepi Design Group; and appointed by the director for their leadership, Minerva Perez, Jennifer Senft, Denise Silva-Dennis, Lisa Saladino, The Hackett Group, Merrill Lynch. expertise, and understanding of the art community, Mark-Antonio Smith, and Barbara Thomas. 18 REPORT 2018 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 19

Midsummer Party 2018. Photo courtesy of BFA Jeremy Dennis Artist Residency. Photo: Tom Kochie BENEFIT EVENTS GIVING

The Parrish organized five benefit events in 2018, Late Night Party. Chaired by Larry Milstein and We extend deep gratitude to the individuals, The Parrish is proud of the many new projects and hosting approximately 2,000 attendees and raising featuring DJ Alice Longyu Gao, the event for young foundations, and government agencies for their important achievements made Museum-wide. In nearly $1.6 million for the Museum. Spring Fling saw patrons drew 300 attendees. vital support of the Museum’s mission and shared 2018 the Museum further defined its distinctive role record sponsorship and welcomed over 350 guests advocacy for the value of the arts. as the center for cultural engagement on the East for a night of socializing, dancing, bidding in the silent The Museum’s fifth annual Summer Family Party End of Long Island. As the largest provider of visual auction, and enjoying time in the galleries. In June, invited young families for an afternoon of entertaining, With your help, the Parrish: arts in the region, the Parrish takes seriously its Landscape Pleasures, the Hamptons’ foremost garden educational, and inspirational activities with artists responsibility to educate, inspire, uplift, and transform. and horticultural weekend, featured a symposium Monica Banks, Eric Dever, Brian Farrell, Paton Miller, • Presented a series of special exhibitions with Our goal is to build on our success, fully developing with speakers Mikyoung Kim, Martha Schwartz, and Bastienne Schmidt, and Almond Zigmund. In accompanying scholarly publications, alongside our outreach through inspiring exhibitions, progressive Peter Wirtz, and a garden tour of five properties in November, a special evening cocktail party, Fresh new thematic installations of works from our educational initiatives, artist residencies, scholarly East Hampton Village, Southampton, and Water Mill. Look, celebrated the new Permanent Collection permanent collection; publications, and broad schedule of energizing public Susan and Louis K. Meisel hosted a private cocktail installation featuring monumental paintings by programs, music, seminars, performances, and reception for Sponsor Level benefactors at their David Salle. East End artists, collectors, patrons, • Continued our work with partner schools to serve off-site projects. Sagaponack garden and sculpture field. and Museum Members mingled in the galleries and hundreds of students through both on- and enjoyed live music. off-site collaborations, including artist residencies; To make a donation, or for further information, The Midsummer Party, a highlight of the summer please contact Eliza Rand at [email protected]; season that brings together artists, philanthropists, • Expanded our partnerships with organizations to or 631-283-2118 x124. Donations can be made online business leaders, and art world guests, honored offer cultural enrichment experiences for visitors at parrishart.org/join_give. Trustee Chad A. Leat, whose vision helped shape the with diverse needs, including those with autism, gala into an ever more successful event over the Alzheimer’s, or Parkinson’s disease; years; and artist Keith Sonnier, whose work was on view in Keith Sonnier: Until Today. Over 450 guests • Produced dozens of inspiring year-round public attended the event to celebrate the art and the programs; artists of the East End. Fine dining on the Mildred C. Brinn Terrace by Olivier Cheng Catering & Events and • Advanced our work to engage the artist’s voice to neon décor by Ron Wendt Design contributed to the address issues of social change and inclusion. event’s success, as did the launch of the evening’s 20 REPORT 2018 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 21

The John J. McDonnell Lee Skolnick/Lee H. Skolnick Elizabeth and Richard Pepperman Christine Curiale-Steinmuller and DONOR RECOGNITION Margaret T. O’Brien Foundation Architecture + Design Partnership Lisa and Richard Perry Shawn Steinmuller Meryl Meltzer Marcia Soffer/The Fine and Piazza Horticultural David and Ide Dangoor The Robert and Joyce Menschel Greenwald Foundation Tatiana and Campion Platt Ana R. Daniel The Parrish extends its deep appreciation to Foundation Lynn and Stephan Solomon Primera Companies Judy and Aaron Daniels those who supported the Museum’s exhibitions, Garrett and Mary Moran Peter & Susan Solomon Othon and Kathy Prounis Thomas Davis Dara and Timothy O’Hara Family Foundation Tish Rehill Anne Dayton programs, and education in 2018. Julie Ostrover Starr Tents Elise Reid Susan and Francois de Menil Prostate Cancer Foundation Summerhill Landscapes, Inc. Toni Ross Craig Dean Kristina Shea Lydia and Rudy Touzet The Mimi Saltzman Family Foundation Raymond Dowd David Shorr Tuckahoe Common School District Fred Schmeltzer Allison Dubin $50,000+ Stephen Meringoff/ Muriel F. Siebert Foundation Nora Wallace and Jack H. Nusbaum The Maryam and Hervey Seley Foundation Susan Dubner Meringoff Family Foundation, Inc Mrs. Veronica Atkins/ Carla Solomon and Antonio Magliocco Kathy Walsh and Gene Bernstein Jean and Martin Shafiroff Kristen Duca George P. Mills V. Atkins Foundation James Stanton Carol & Michael Weisman Jonathan Sheffer J. Arthur Dunnam National Endowment for the Arts Dorie and Kenneth Berliner/ M K Reichert Sternlicht Foundation Jane Wesman and Donald Savelson Skratch-Works Laurie Durning Mary Kathryn and Alexander Navab Berliner Family Charitable Fund Scott Arnold and Ling Sun Whitmores Nina Stanton Elliot R. Epstein and Richard Mortimer NetJets Century Arts Foundation Barbara Toll/The Evelyn Toll Stephen Wilson Susan Steinhardt Wendy and Michael Esposito New York State Council on the Arts Laura and Michael Fisch Family Foundation Strauss Zelnick Roxanne Taylor and Marie and John Evans Pace Gallery, New York Mary and Howard S. Frank Jane and David Walentas Virginia and Donald Zilkha Cristian Lopez Balboa Somers and Jonathan Farkas Michèle and Steven Pesner Laura Lofaro Freeman and Danielle and Tom Walker The Donald and Barbara Zucker Keith Weiner Helene and Ziel Feldman Preston T. Phillips James L. Freeman Wendy R. Weinstein and Andrew Seltzer Family Foundation Jocelyn and Eric Woolworth Janet Fernandez and Vinny DiCalogero The Riggio Foundation Milford D. and Janice B. Gerton Nina Yankowitz and Barry Holden Fiduciary Trust Company International Carolyn and Marc Rowan Agnes Gund/AG Foundation Janet Yaseen Foundation Peter Frank May and Samuel Rudin Lannan Foundation Judith and Herbert Freedman Family Foundation, Inc. Chad A. Leat $5,000 – $9,999 $2,500 – $4,999 Teri Friedman and Bo Yaghmaie Iris and Michael Smith Denise LeFrak/ Robin Abendaño Diane L. Abbey Elizabeth Fuller Marcia Dunn Sobel and Jonathan Sobel Denise LeFrak Foundation Amy Cherry-Abitbol and Pierre Abitbol Sandra and Stephen Abramson $1,000 – $2,499 Judith Garson and Steven Rappaport Public Funding Provided by Suffolk County Dorothy Lichtenstein The Hilaria and Alec Baldwin Greg and Lorena Andon Emilyann and David Abraham Svetlana Gofman Fern and Lenard Tessler Inga Maren Otto Foundation, Inc. Araiys Design, LA, PC Shazma and Aly Alibhai Simel Gokkaya Jim and Vivian Zelter Sandy and Stephen Perlbinder Vivian Haime Barg and Miguel Barg Lowry Baldwin Renate Aller Edward and Marjorie Goldberger Patti and Mark Renton Victoria Barr Ann and Keith Barish Peggy Amster Foundation Robin and Frederic Seegal Beautycounter Agatha Barnowski Suzanne Anker Dorian Goldman and Marvin Israelow Barbara Slifka/ Deborah Buck Francesca and Chris Beale Anonymous Katja Goldman and Michael Sonnenfeldt Joseph and Sylvia Slifka Foundation, Inc. $10,000 – $19,999 Max Burger Sol and Margaret Berger Foundation The Dorothy Babcock Family Adrienne Goldthorpe Residents of Southampton American Portfolios Foundation, Inc. Kate W. Cassidy Foundation William L. Bernhard Charitable Foundation Notoya Green and Fred Mwangaguhunga School District Christopher Ballard Cary Davis and John McGinn Geoffrey N. Bradfield Deborah Bancroft Mindy Greenwald Alexandra Stanton and Sam Natapoff Bank of America Charitable Foundation David Fink Jacqueline Brody Randy Barker John L. Griffin Douglas Baxter and Brian Hastings Galerie Lelong & Co. Brown Harris Stevens William Kirkland Basnight/ Yusimi Gurrera BNB Bank The Meg and Bennett Goodman Roberto Cavalli Red Bar Brasserie Beth and Adam Halsey Mildred C. Brinn/ Family Foundation Cultural Services of the Jeremy Batoff Philip C. Halsey $20,000 – $49,999 Tatiana Piankova Foundation The William Talbott Hillman Foundation French Embassy in the United States Andrea Baum Alexander Hankin Roberta M. Amon Ellen Cantrowitz Caroline Hirsch and Andrew Fox Rose Stewart-Dickson and Tyler Dickson Donald Beane Ruth Ann Harnisch Anonymous Castelli Gallery, Inc. Bruce C. Horten and Aaron Lieber Virginia and Peter Dimsey Patricia Birch Becker Briana Hart Art Market Productions, Inc. David Cohen Tricia Kallett William C. Dowling, Jr. Foundation Madeleine Bennett Emerson W. Head Bryan Baldwin and Alex Jenkins Lillian and Joel Cohen Andrea Kerzner Peggy and Millard Drexler Foundation Barbara Bernstein Kim Heirston and Richard Evans Bobbie Braun/ Compass Sylvia and Nelson Kier Lisa and Sandy Ehrenkranz Christine Berry Anita Hersh The Neuwirth Foundation, Inc. The Corcoran Group LaGuardia Design Group Anna and Jim Fantaci Bessemer Trust Henry Heuser, Jr. Shelley and Michael Carr Beth and Lance Drucker Ashley Leeds and Christopher Harland Joseph S. Fichera Murat Beyazit Jennifer Higgins Citi Private Bank James Fink Robert Lehman Foundation, Inc. The Gregory and Linda Fischbach Family Joanne Blessinger Barbara Hoffman Jennifer and Sean Cohan Elena Ford Marders Slavka Glaser David C. 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Nederlander Rolf Heitmeyer Maureen and James Callanan Hans Kertess Sharon and Jay Goldberg Sharon and Peter Kossoy Pannonia Foundation Andrew Jacono Susan and Alvin Chereskin Jennifer and Rob Kinderman The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Barbara and Richard Lane Rechler Equity Partners Ellen and Howard C. Katz Thomas K. Chu and Adam Lewis Kathleen King Elizabeth and David Granville-Smith Jo Carole and Ronald S. Lauder/ Patricia and David Rung Bruce and Sarah Kayle Michele and Marty Cohen Nicole Klagsbrun Linda Hackett and Melinda Hackett/ The Ronald & Jo Carole Lauder Andrew Sabin Family Foundation Daniel Klaus and Graeme Basson Emy Cohenca Leni Klaimitz and Mitch Berg CAL Foundation, Inc. Foundation Marie D. Samuels Nicole and Fernand Lamesch Geoff and Ann Coley Kleinow Family Foundation Institute of Museum & Library Services Susan Leavitt Lyndley and Samuel Schwab Bonnie Lautenberg Andrea Cote Armand LaBelle and JPMorgan Chase Penny and Jay Lieberman/ Rabbi Barton and Jane Shallat Long and Mattone, LLP Dana Cranmer Janeth Francisco Coelho Christina and Alan MacDonald The Derfner Foundation Shou Sugi Ban House Pingree and Donald H. Louchheim Mimi Crawford Linda and Benjamin Lambert Martha B. McLanahan Arthur L. Loeb Stephanie and Alfred Shuman Nest Seekers International Oxana and Zachary Crawford Alicia Larson Louis K. and Susan P. Meisel Maggie Magerko Skarstedt Owen Brothers Landscape Development Peter Croncota Danielle Lauder 22 REPORT 2018 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 23

Laurice El Badry Rahme, LTD Carol Chase Spera Matthew and Eileen DeMicco Afschineh Latifi The Southampton Association Arlene Brenner Abby Clough Lawless Domna Stanton Peter DeWitt Kathy and Michael Lavyne Southampton Inn Claire Brenner Fabienne Lecole Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects Kristen and Robert Dietz Julia Lesh Sofia and Robert Spiess Carroll and William Brett Stephanie Brody Lederman Maren and Joachim Struengmann Rosemarie and John Dios Rocco and Colette Lettieri Sheri and James Spitzer Sandra Busch Robin and Jerry Lefcourt Susan Sullivan Audrey DiSpigna Elliot Levenglick Diana Pepi Stott and Richard F. 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Susan Wagner Antonio Estadella Michael Lorber Sara Tompkins Kari Catalano Masterpiece International, LTD The Walji Family The Fanwood Foundation Kristine and Robert Lupi Phyllis Toohey Jeffrey Carter and Tim O’Connor Sterling McDavid Cathy and James Wallick Anita Farrington Susan Macgregor-Scott Robert Uher Channing Daughters Winery The McLean Family Foundation Harriet and Ronald Weintraub Sophie and Andrew Ferrer Jennifer M. Maloney, Esq., PC Nadia and Raj Vazirani Gerardo Cespedes Jennifer McSweeney Alison and Donald Weiss Lisa Fields Marshall Fine Arts, LTD Susan Vecsey Helen Charash Galia Meiri-Stawski and Axel Stawski Ellen and Maribeth Welsh Delia Folk Patricia Maurides and Chris Siefert Edwina von Gal Chiffert Architectural Engineering, PC Russell and Daniele Menache Nina and Gary Wexler Frank Folz Carolyn McCall Jeanette Sarkisian Wagner Judyann and Roger Chin John and Adriana Merida Sheila Wolfe Mary Jo Fox Shelley and Brian McCarthy Nancy M. 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Linda Schaps Shanon Cook and Daniel Sieberg Josephine Graf Foundation Neil Sadick Willa Bernstein Laser Fox Charlotte Schoenfeld Dayna Corlito Barbara Julius Sydney Sadick Bernstein Design Associates Stephanie and Josh Franklin Dennis Schrader and Bill Smith Robert T. Cornell Frances R. Katz Mary Salter and Mel Kendrick Patty and Eugene T. Bigelow Sara and Erik Fredrickson Drew and Lindsay Schulte County Energy Controls Ronald Kaye Catherine and David Schieldrop Terry and Teddy Billihoutis Ahron L. Friedberg Joyce G. Segal The Cultivist Amie Kennedy Rosanna Scotto and Louis Ruggiero Barbara Bismuth Susan and Frederick Friedman Mara Seibert Aaron Curti Serena Kerrigan Diane Shapiro Raina Blain Ann Gage-Nardoza and Edward Nardoza Tony Shafrazi Virginia and Edward Daisey Wendy Keys Mariam Shojai Brian Bohan Barbara and Richard Gale Kelly Silvera John Danzer Belinda Kielland Shore Line Insurance Agency Elizabeth Bowden Nitin Gambhir Anne Silverstein Meegan Darby Sharon Rose Yospe and Joel Koblentz Adrianne and William Silver George Boziwick Sayuri Ganepola and Jeffrey Kaczynski Mary E. Snow Judith Darr Andrea Krantz Beryl Silver Marcy Braun Kim Garcia Sonnier & Castle Vickram David Lily Lam and William Treen Mary K. Slattery Paula Braunstein Blair Gazza Annaliese Soros Suzanne Dawson Kristi Larson Eunyoung Song and Mark Seidenfeld Eric Bravermen Heather Gerson Town of Southampton Melissa Dedovich and Samuel Coleman LaserFox Linda J. 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Joan and Frank Ginsberg Howard Kronenberg Jane Pearce Robin Swid White Fences Inn IN KIND Sarah Gleit and James Wiener Christine Kruchen Christine Peck Taxhampton, Inc. Kevin Whitman Art Media Holdings Barbara and Terry Golash Mrinalini Kumari Liliane A. Peck Jennifer and Heath Terry Amy Wickersham William W. Bancroft Suzanne and John Golden Joanne Kuperberg Lisa and Anthony Pedatella Irka Tkaczuk and Alan Golub Ivy Winick BFA NYC, LLC Yelena Goncharov Sean and Sarah Lambert Maira Pessano Roric Tobin and Justin Concannon Mia Wisnoski Susan and Timothy G. Davis Christine J. Gray Landcraft Environments, LTD Tracy Peterson Tulla Booth Gallery Jody Wolfe Hampton Classic Horse Show Flora Greenberg Justin Landis Rosemarie and Richard Petrocelli Carrie Turner Laurie and David Wolfert Hampton Hills Golf and Country Club Karyn Greenwald Harlin Lawal Tracy M. Pfeifer, M.D. Diane and Mark Underberg Drs. 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Howard Carol Mandel and Vincent Covello Kenneth Schmidt Erica-Lynn Huberty Kevin Maple Leslie Rosenzweig Patricia and Beau Hulse Laurie Margolin Anne Rossi Carol and John Hunt Donna Margolis Sabel & Oplinger, CPA, PC Nikolas Huth Eric Margules Linda and Andrew Safran Interiors OTH, Inc. Mark Humphrey Gallery Sophie Saguil Interpublic Group Cara Martin-Rulli Ruth Schekter and Bill Zirinsky John Jacobs Dudley Mason Jill C. Scheuer Barbara Jakobson Felicity Mason Tanya Rulon-Miller and Steve Schlemmer James Darby Masonry Alexis Mayer Schlichting Interiors Jason Thomas Design, Inc. Anthony Coron and Jonathan McCann Dafna and Michael Schmerin Gabrielle Jaworskyj John and Tracey McCarthy Jane Schwartz Anna Johnston Maria McDaniel Janet Schwitter Lance Joseph Alice McGrath Melissa Sclafani Victoria Kahn and Marc Chiffert Cathleen McGuigan Erin and Christopher Scott Claire Kapstein Karen Mehiel Seifert & Associates Eyecare Fletcher Kasell Jeffrey Mehl Michelle Shammas Kristin M. Kast Merrill Lynch – The Hackett Group Elizabeth Shane and Louis Pizzarello Kelly and Brian Kelly Louise Merriman and Edward David Shine Design + Distribution Sharon Kerr Regina Miano Hilary and Zion Shohet Leslie Mazza and Robert Kheel Michael Davis Construction, Inc. Stefanie L. Shunk Rebecca Khutoryansky Michael Tuths, Inc. Edward Siegel and Tetsu Kawakami Elena and Tory Kiam Joshua Milstein Fiona Simmonds John Kiely Nicholas Mishaan Mary Singh Judy J. Kim Modern Green Home The Sire Foundation Tina Kim J. Philip Moloney and Robert Taft Lorie Slutsky Bethanne Kinsella-Cople James Moore Elizabeth Robertson Smith Lisa Ann and Charles Kleinow Beth McNeill Muhs and Jeff Muhs Roberta and Jeffrey Sommers Teddy Kolva Jane and Robert Nagle Elsa Soyars Spencer Koral Paige and Arthur Nagle Marie and Thomas Stacy Deirdre Koribanick Deborah Nevins Brenda C. Steward Norman Bluhm (American, 1921–1999) Anita Kornbluth Shimon Okshteyn Barbara Stoller Untitled, ca. 1961 Sandra Kostel Djida Oppenheim and Richard Alder Raquel Styler Ink on paper, 14 x 11 inches Andrea Krantz and Harvey Sawikin Joanne Pateman Steven Swarzman Gift of Richard I. Adrian 26 REPORT 2018 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 27 DONORS TO THE COLLECTION DOCENTS & VOLUNTEERS We extend our gratitude to the following donors for their contribution We are deeply grateful to those who volunteered their time of works of art to the Museum’s Permanent Collection. and experience to the Parrish Art Museum.

Renate Aller Jeremy Dennis Louis K. and Susan P. Meisel DOCENT ADVISORY DOCENTS AND Linda Fox Louis Puglise Anonymous Christel Engelbert Joe Pintauro and Greg Therriault COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS Merrie Frankel Rebecca Radin Baker/Pisano Collection Esly E. Escobar Victoria Moon Shields James Bauer, Co-Chair Mara Schneider Baldwin Judy Freedman Tom Randall Mary Ellen Bartley Frederick Hammersley Foundation and Jason Shields Blossom Gluck, Co-Chair Grisel Baltazar Pamela Glazer Judy Saner Douglas Baxter Sarah-Ann and Werner Kramarsky Keith Sonnier Mary Lou Cohalan James Bauer Blossom Gluck Gabrielle Schlichting Margaret S. Bilotti Britta Le Va and Joe Zucker Betsy Sussler Susan Dubner Marie Braccia Wendy Graney Martha Scriven-Campanella Carroll Family Collection Alen MacWeeney Tony Vaccaro Sheila McLean Nancy Brody Joan Litsky Lew Sherwood Theodor and Isabella Dalenson Estate of Fred W. McDarrah Frank Wimberley Joanne Pateman Opal Cavalier Sheila Avrin McLean Robert Singer Tom Randall Mary Lou Cohalan Carol Mendez Dinah Maxwell Smith Irene Tully Barbara Conti Nancy Miller Leslie Sokolow Ann Cryan Joan Modon Wendy Kammer Strode Arlene Davis Susan Naeve Edna Teich 2018 BENEFIT EVENT COMMITTEES Dale Drake Melissa Otto Renee Trell Susan Dubner Joanne Pateman Irene Tully We recognize the following individuals for their dedication to ensuring Pat Follert Ellen Postrel Denise Zaleski the success of the Museum’s annual benefit events.

SPRING FLING Steering Committee Sandy & Stephen Perlbinder Linda Hackett Munson 2018 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Co-Chairs Peggy Amster Frederic M. Seegal Sandy Perlbinder Christine Curiale-Steinmuller Vivian Haime Barg Marcia Dunn Sobel Tony Piazza Maryanne Horwath Declan Blackmore Joey Wölffer Bastienne Schmidt Frederic M. Seegal, Chair Life Honorary Laura Wynne Chapin Carson Ned Smyth Mary E. Frank, Co-President Mildred C. Brinn, Chair Emeritus Leslie Rose Close Alvin Chereskin SUMMER FAMILY PARTY Irene Tully Alexandra Stanton, Co-President Alvin Chereskin Ira Drukier Vice-Chairs Leslie Rose Close Robin Abendaño Ellen Welsh James L. Freeman, Vice President Jan Cowles * Hugh J. Freund Linda Kouzoujian Zachary Crawford Sarah Aibel Maribeth Welsh Sandy Perlbinder, Vice President Fiona Druckenmiller Montague H. Hackett, Jr. Alexis Mayer Perry Guillot Shazma Alibhai Jay B. Goldberg, Treasurer Klauss Kertess * Leslie Horn Patty Oakley Ian Hanbach Mimi Crawford ARTISTS COMMITTEE Timothy G. Davis, Secretary Henry W. Koehler * Dorothy Lichtenstein * Deceased Abby Clough Lawless Cristina Greeven Cuomo Alice Aycock Roberta Amon Inga Maren Otto Steering Committee Elizabeth Lear Andrea Greeven Douzet Jennifer Bartlett Veronica Atkins Patricia S. Patterson * Tracy Collins Antonino Silas Marder Notoya Green Ross Bleckner Deborah F. Bancroft Norman L. Peck * Janet Cirrone Charlotte Moss Robin Lefcourt Dianne Blell Kenneth T. Berliner Mrs. Milton Petrie * Matilde Costales Deborah Nevins Heather McDowell Chuck Close Sean Cohan Helene B. Stevens * Meegan Darby Paige Patterson Leslie Miller Michael Combs David M. Dubin Mrs. T. Suffern Tailer * Elliot Epstein Elizabeth Robertson Samantha Mollett Esly E. Escobar Darice Fadeyi Susan Weber Fran Girimonti Alejandro Saralegui Elizabeth Fearon Pepperman Eric Fischl Regina Glocker Gillian Harding Mara Seibert Carole Reed Ralph Gibson David Granville-Smith Aleksandra Kardwell Dan Thorp Marcia Dunn Sobel April Gornik Philip H. Isles Fabienne Lecole Barbara Toll Alexandra Stanton Mary Heilmann Chad A. Leat Natalie Lewis Michael Tuths Nadia Vazirani Bryan Hunt Denise LeFrak Jennifer M. Maloney, Esq. Edwina von Gal Joey Wölffer Laurie Lambrecht Christina MacDonald Beth McNeill-Muhs Ron Wendt Mel Kendrick Michèle Pesner Amanda Mongelluzzo Clelia Zacharias FRESH LOOK LEADERSHIP Susan Meisel Preston T. Phillips Michele Passarella COMMITTEE Paton Miller Mark Renton MIDSUMMER PARTY Host Committee Russell Munson Barbara J. Slifka LANDSCAPE PLEASURES Honorary Co-Chairs Sydney Albertini Dan Rizzie Marcia Dunn Sobel Co-Chairs Milly & Arne Glimcher Deborah Bancroft Clifford Ross Lillian Cohen Fern & Lenard Tessler Vivian Haime Barg David Salle Christopher LaGuardia Maziar Behrooz Cindy Sherman Martha B. McLanahan Host Committee John Bjornen Ned Smyth Linda Hackett Munson Deborah F. Bancroft Karen Boyer Keith Sonnier Stacy Paetzel Laura Lofaro Freeman & Eric Dever Billy Sullivan Tony Piazza James L. Freeman Michele Hugo Donald Sultan Dennis Schrader Caroline Hirsch & Andrew Fox Dorothy Lichtenstein John Torreano Denise LeFrak Donald Lipski Lucy Winton Christina & Alan MacDonald Martha McLanahan Joe Zucker 28 REPORT 2018 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 29

FINANCIAL REVIEW JANUARY 1, 2018 – DECEMBER 31, 2018

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGE IN NET ASSETS AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2018 FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2018

ASSETS REVENUE AND SUPPORT Current Assets: Contributions $ 2,263,652 Cash $ 830,921 Benefit events 1,604,667 Investments 1,890,830 Less direct benefits to donors (451,976) Accounts receivable 8,926 Tuition and fees 596,260 Grants receivable 214,819 Government grants 424,159 Contributions receivable, net, current portion 477,309 Membership 379,268 Prepaid expenses and other current assets 139,483 Admissions 164,836 Inventory–Museum Shop 67,506 Museum Shop 166,556 Total Current Assets 3,629,794 Less cost of sales (86,667) Investment income, net of fees 107,132 Contributions Receivable, net current portion 422,935 Unrealized loss on investments (453,046) Realized gain on investments 96,404 Restricted Investments 3,870,229 Gifts in-kind 265,290 Property and Equipment, net of accumulated depreciation of Total Revenue and Support 5,076,535 $4,880,724 and $4,069,436 respectively 34,295,740

Other Assets 64,498 OPERATING EXPENSES Total Assets $ 42,283,196 Program services: Curatorial 2,621,337 Education 1,057,643 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Museum Shop 164,236 Current Liabilities: Total program services 3,843,216 Notes payable, current portion $ 467,890 Mortgage payable, net, current portion 229,091 Supporting services: Accounts payable and accrued expenses 227,793 Administration 474,534 Deferred revenue 313,968 Development 1,015,454 Total Current Liabilities 1,238,742 Total supporting services 1,489,988 Notes Payable, noncurrent portion 82,110 Total operating expenses 5,333,204

Mortgage Payable, net, noncurrent portion 2,199,937 Deficiency of revenues and support under operating expenses (256,669)

Other Liabilities 64,498 NON-OPERATING EXPENSES Total Liabilities 3,585,287 Deprecation 811,288 Net Assets: Accessions of art 105,000 Without donor restrictions: Interest expense related to deferred financing costs 12,134 Board designated for property and equipment 31,866,712 Total non-operating expenses 928,422 Board designated for accessions 244,827 Undesignated 161,069 Changes in Net Assets (1,185,091)

Total net assets without donor restrictions 32,272,608 Net Assets, beginning of year 39,883,000

With donor restrictions 6,425,301 Net Assets, end of year $ 38,697,909 Total net assets 38,697,909

Total liabilities and net assets $ 42,283,196 30 REPORT 2018 PARRISH ART MUSEUM 31 METRICS 1,048 REGIONAL, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONAL EDITORIAL PLACEMENTS 59 PARTNERSHIPS WITH SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS 315 STUDENTS ENGAGED IN ART + LANGUAGE: A NEW DESIGN FOR LEARNING 350 STUDENTS ENGAGED IN ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCY

Alan Shields (American, 1944–2005) Where Did That Come From or An Abandoned Golden Aztec, 1971 Acrylic and thread on canvas 650 84 x 132 inches Parrish Art Museum INDIVIDUALS PARTICIPATING IN Gift of Christel Engelbert, 2018.13 60 ACCESS PARRISH PROGRAMS Photo: Gary Mamay 265 COLLABORATIVE AND OUTREACH SCHOOL PROGRAMS

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