Here, in the distance, is my husband with one of his oldest friends, the inimitable Howard Goldkrand, plotting to take over the world while walking outside of the Parrish Art Museum, located in the middle of an old potato field in Southampton, NY.
The building’s stunning architecture (it’s modeled after the potato barns that used to dot the fields all over pre-McMansion eastern Long Island) is reason enough to make a pilgrimage, but we were visiting the museum to see works by two important African American “outsider” artists, Thornton Dial and Claude Lawrence. More on that later…
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