EXHIBITIONS ON VIEW

Julia Chiang (American, b. 1978), The Glows and The Blows, 2024, acrylic on wood panel, 72 x 54 in. Courtesy the Artist.

July 14–October 13, 2024

On View | Julia Chiang: The Glows and The Blows

The Parrish will present the first-ever solo museum exhibition by painter Julia Chiang. The artist will present new, large-scale paintings and ceramics. Chiang’s painterly process is slow and controlled while spontaneous. Organic shapes coalesce on the picture plane in varying densities of paint and with fervor, scrimmage for territory. She operates in the realm of abstractions, but the body is the basis for her allegories, metaphors, and explorations. Her vocabulary is rife with organic forms and formations, which function as introspections that range from the corporeal to the psychological.
KAWS (American, b. 1974), POINT OF DISORDER, 2013, acrylic on canvas, 120 x 116 in. © KAWS, Photo: Tom Powel Imaging.

July 14–October 13, 2024

On View | KAWS: TIME OFF

KAWS: TIME OFF continues the Parrish Art Museum’s legacy of presenting American artists at the forefront of new creative languages and global art movements. This survey exhibition, the first in the East End, explores KAWS’ dynamic range of visual vocabulary and diverse artistic output over the last decade, highlighting his consistent engagement with American popular culture while intentionally exploring boundaries and overlaps between different genres and across mediums.
Eddie Martinez, Bufly No. 8 (Mello Yello), 2022, acrylic and spray paint on canvas, 72 x 60 in. Courtesy the artist

June 30–September 29, 2024

Eddie Martinez: Buflies

Celebrated for his bright, bold, and colorful paintings, Eddie Martinez presents a new body of work made specifically for the Parrish. Taking advantage of the Museum’s expansive space and high ceilings, Martinez’s seven 12-foot-tall Bufly paintings are imbued with personal iconography. The artist started the Bufly series in 2021 when his son Arthur, who was two then, became fascinated with butterflies, mispronouncing them as “buflies.” Martinez has been painting them ever since.
Sam Moyer (American, b. 1983). Clipping 12, 2024, marble, slate, acrylic on plaster-coated canvas mounted to MDF, 30 ⅛ x 24 ⅛ x 1 in. Courtesy the Artist and Sean Kelly, NY.

June 30–September 29, 2024

Sam Moyer: Ferns Teeth

Sam Moyer’s solo exhibition showcases the artist’s relationship to material and light as a throughline in her practice, displaying the range of her processes, and bodies of work across three galleries. Each space will focus on a material relationship, as Moyer presents a large-scale stone painting, sculptural photographs, and a series of smaller, more representational wall works. As part of the exhibition, artist-made marble benches will be present in two of the three galleries, and playable, hand-cast concrete backgammon boards will be placed in the Museum’s lobby.
Lauren Halsey. pride n progress thang, 2024. Mixed media on foil-insulated foam and wood, 120 1/16 x 98 x 23 5/8 inches (305 x 249 x 60 cm). © Lauren Halsey. Courtesy the artist and Gagosian.

June 8–August 25, 2024

FRESH PAINT: Lauren Halsey

In collaboration with The FLAG Art Foundation, the Parrish presents FRESH PAINT, a rotating series of single-artwork exhibitions housed in the Creativity Lounge. The inaugural installation features a multi-layered piece by artist Lauren Halsey. FRESH PAINT circumvents traditional exhibition planning timelines, which extends years into the future and provides a platform for the Parrish and FLAG to be responsive to cultural events and promptly showcase freshly created artworks and ideas.
Carmen Herrera: Estructuras Monumentales installed at the Parrish Art Museum © Estate of Carmen Herrera. Photo by Gary Mamay

May 25–December 8, 2024

Carmen Herrera: Estructuras Monumentales

Carmen Herrera: Estructuras Monumentales features four large-scale sculptures in red, blue, yellow, and green in the Museum’s South Meadow. Carmen Herrera (American, b. Cuba, 1915–2022) is known for her hard-edge paintings, prints, and sculptures—often representing geometric shapes with both symmetrical and asymmetrical abstractions.
JR, Les Enfants d’Ouranos, 2023. Photo: JR

May 27, 2023 to September 30, 2024

JR: LES ENFANTS D’OURANOS

New work by artist JR (b. 1983, Paris, France) presented as a large-scale, site-specific installation on the south façade of the Museum. The 200-foot long banner, depicting children playfully running, covers much of the exterior wall and be visible from Montauk Highway.
Almond Zigmund, Gridded Commune, 2022. Photo: Gary Mamay

Open Daily

Almond Zigmund: Gridded Commune

Created by Parrish Collection artist Almond Zigmund, the inaugural Museum Café mural is a celebration of social space and community-building.