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‘Artists Choose Parrish’ Kicks Off the Museum’s 125th Anniversary Season

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Jeremy Dennis “The sacredness of Hills,” 2020. Metal print, 30” x 40.” COURTESY THE ARTIST

Jeremy Dennis “The sacredness of Hills,” 2020. Metal print, 30” x 40.” COURTESY THE ARTIST

Nanette Carter

Nanette Carter "Cantilevered #53 (Teetering)," 2020. Oil on Mylar, 32 ¼" x 64 ¼." © NANETTE CARTER, COURTESY BERRY CAMPBELL, NEW YORK

Eric Fischl “Portrait of an Artist as a Woman,” 1989. Oil on linen, 68” x 58.” COURTESY THE ARTIST

Eric Fischl “Portrait of an Artist as a Woman,” 1989. Oil on linen, 68” x 58.” COURTESY THE ARTIST

Eric Fischl “Untitled,” 1994. Oil on linen, 65” x 55.” COURTESY THE ARTIST

Eric Fischl “Untitled,” 1994. Oil on linen, 65” x 55.” COURTESY THE ARTIST

Michelle Stuart “Emaline Had Childhood Incidents,” 2019. Unique archival pigment print photographs, seven units, 11 ¼” x 8 ¾” x ⅜” each, 37” x 34 ½” overall. © MICHELLE STUART. COURTESY GALERIE LELONG & CO., NEW YORK

Michelle Stuart “Emaline Had Childhood Incidents,” 2019. Unique archival pigment print photographs, seven units, 11 ¼” x 8 ¾” x ⅜” each, 37” x 34 ½” overall. © MICHELLE STUART. COURTESY GALERIE LELONG & CO., NEW YORK

Installation view of

Installation view of "Artists Choose Parrish, Part I A," featuring work by Nanette Carter (center) and works she selected from the museum’s collection. GARY MAMAY

Installation view of

Installation view of "Artists Choose Parrish, Part I A," featuring work by Nanette Carter (far left) and works she selected from the museum’s collection. GARY MAMAY

Installation view of works from the Parrish collection selected by artist Nanette Carter for the exhibition

Installation view of works from the Parrish collection selected by artist Nanette Carter for the exhibition "Artists Choose Parrish, Part I A." GARY MAMAY

Installation view of works from the Parrish collection selected by artist Nanette Carter for the exhibition

Installation view of works from the Parrish collection selected by artist Nanette Carter for the exhibition "Artists Choose Parrish, Part I A." GARY MAMAY

Installation view of

Installation view of "Artists Choose Parrish, Part I A," gallery of works selected by Nanette Carter. Left to right: Frank Wimberly, "Untitled," 2000; Romare Bearden, "Tidings," ca. 1970s; Nanette Carter, "Cantilever #53," 2020. GARY MAMAY

Installation view of Ugo Rondinone,

Installation view of Ugo Rondinone, "the alphabet of my mothers and fathers," 2022, as part of "Artists Choose Parrish, Part I A," shown with Alan Shields, "Devil, Devil, Love," 1970. GARY MAMAY

Installation view of Ugo Rondinone,

Installation view of Ugo Rondinone, "the alphabet of my mothers and fathers," 2022, as part of "Artists Choose Parrish, Part I A," shown with Alan Shields, "Devil, Devil, Love," 1970. GARY MAMAY

Jennifer Henn on Apr 24, 2023
The Parrish Art Museum is commemorating its 125th anniversary this year with a three-part series called “Artists Choose Parrish” in which contemporary artists with ties to the East End have... more

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