The Parrish Art Museum - East End Stories

Artists

Since the 1870s, over 600 artists have lived, worked or vacationed on the East End of Long Island.

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British-born painter Malcolm Morley came to New York in 1958 and has lived in Bellport, Long Island, since 1983.

First generation Abstract Expressionist Mary Abbott has had a house and studio in Southampton since 1950.

William Merritt Chase and his family spent summers in Shinnecock Hills, Southampton from 1892 to 1905.

Michael Goldberg first came to East Hampton in 1957, when he rented a house from Elaine de Kooning’s sister.

Sculptor Ibram Lassaw moved to Springs in the mid-1950s and remained there until his death in 2003.

Painters Charlotte Park and James Brooks set up studios in Montauk as early as 1947 and established a home in Springs in 1957.