14/8/2015
Parrish Road Show
Different venues, New York
Tucker Marder: Stampede. A creative summer series featuring temporary projects by East End artists in unexpected places outside the walls of the Museum.
Playfully inventive, Tucker Marder has worked in theater, puppetry, installation, and underwater performance with themes ranging from animal and human behavior to anthropomorphic trees. For Stampede, the artist choreographs an inter-species dance with over 100 Crested Indian Runner ducks that interact with geometric, human-powered puppets. This curious tango encompasses the artist's thoughts on regional land use and historic trades like Long Island duck farming.
Parrish Road Show is made possible, in part, by the generous support of Jane Wesman and Donald Savelson; and Sandy and Stephen Perlbinder.
Public Funding provided by Suffolk County
WSHU Public Radio is the Media Sponsor of Parrish Road Show.
Image: Tucker Marder (American, born 1989) and Dan Allende (American, born 1988) Stampede, 2015. Ditigal sketch, Dimensions variable
Press contact:
Susan Galardi, Director of Communications 631-283-2118 x122 or e-mail pr@parrishart.org
Opening Saturday, August 15, 2015 - 6:00pm to 8:00pm
RSVP to the opening reception here.
Site: 1058 Deerfield Road, Water Mill, New York
This event is free and open to the public. Advance registration is encouraged.
Hampton Jitney is the Official Transportation Sponsor and an Official Media Sponsor of the Parrish Art Museum.