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The Parrish Announces 125th Anniversary Season

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Pamela Council, Nanette Carter, Corinne Erni, Klaus Ottman, Alice Aycock, Assistant Curators Kaitlin Halloran and Brianna L. Hernandez and Mónica Ramírez-Montagut during the Parrish press event at Christie's in New York. COURTESY PARRISH ART MUSEUM

Pamela Council, Nanette Carter, Corinne Erni, Klaus Ottman, Alice Aycock, Assistant Curators Kaitlin Halloran and Brianna L. Hernandez and Mónica Ramírez-Montagut during the Parrish press event at Christie's in New York. COURTESY PARRISH ART MUSEUM

Klaus Ottman, Alice Aycock, Mónica Ramírez-Montagut and Nanette Carter during the Parrish press event at Christie's in New York. COURTESY PARRISH ART MUSEUM

Klaus Ottman, Alice Aycock, Mónica Ramírez-Montagut and Nanette Carter during the Parrish press event at Christie's in New York. COURTESY PARRISH ART MUSEUM

Artists Pamela Council and Nanette Carter, Deputy Director of Curatorial Affairs Corinne Erni, guest curator Klaus Ottman during the Parrish press event at Christie's in New York. COURTESY PARRISH ART MUSEUM

Artists Pamela Council and Nanette Carter, Deputy Director of Curatorial Affairs Corinne Erni, guest curator Klaus Ottman during the Parrish press event at Christie's in New York. COURTESY PARRISH ART MUSEUM

authorStaff Writer on Feb 11, 2023

On Thursday, February 9, at Christie’s, New York, the Parrish Art Museum held its annual press event to announce the 125th anniversary of the museum and the 2023 exhibition schedule. Parrish Executive Director Mónica Ramírez-Montagut and Deputy Director of Curatorial Affairs Corinne Erni, and guest curator Klaus Ottman discussed the upcoming exhibitions. Artists Nanette Carter, Alice Aycock, Pamela Council, and Amy Sillman discussed the work they will present in the exhibition “Artists Choose Parrish.”

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