Parrish Showcases Howell and Sugimoto

Alexandre Devals, Corinne Erni, Thierry Bigaignon, Laura Bardier copy

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Thilo and Angelica Semmelbauer

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The Mesiarik Family, Joy Howell

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The Mesiarik Family, Joy Howell

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Stephen and Sandy Perlbinder

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Scout Hutchinson, Kaitlin Halloran

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Ralph Gibson and Mike Giannatasio

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Philippe Cheng, Bastienne Schmidt, Mary Jane Marcasiano, Ralph Gibson

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Natalie Tse, Nathan Malak, Danea Stacy, Wilson Conforme

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Michele Heinrici, Asia Szczepanowska, Scout Hutchinson, Mary Provenzano

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Martin Desilets, Miles Kozatch, Mary Ellen Bartley

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Lily Wei, Gerard Mosse

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Leila Pinto

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Kaitlin Halloran, Nina Yankowitz, Scout Hutchinson

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Irina Alimanestianu, Patti Horing

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Eva Faye, Abby Terkhule

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Emily Gerard, Christine Kuan, Jason Mesiarik

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Barbara Jansson, Kristina Viviani

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Ann Ames, Monica Ramirez-Montagut, Mayor William Manger

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Parrish Art Museum opened two major exhibitions with a media preview and talk: Endless Limits: The Work of James Howell, 1962–2014 and Time Exposed: Hiroshi Sugimoto’s Seascapes. On view through February 8, 2026, the retrospective marks the first Long Island presentation of Howell’s five-decade exploration of light, color, and form, while placing his meditative practice in dialogue with Sugimoto’s iconic seascapes. Together, the exhibitions highlight two artists’ parallel inquiries into infinity, nature, and the transcendental power of art.