OPEN STUDIOS FOR FAMILIES | APRIL 12 | Join us for the next Open Studios for Families and create a collaborative cyanotype banner inspired by Andrea Cote’s artwork on view in How Artists Work: Visiting Artist Initiative. Work with artist Andrea Cote to add your design touches to the banner and create your own paper cyanotype to take home! Learn more at: https://parrishart.org/event/open-studio-for-families-11-2/ (fb)

A CLOSER LOOK AT FRESH PAINT: REGGIE BURROWS HODGES | A glimpse behind the scenes of the installation of a never-before-exhibited work by Bay Area-based artist Reggie Burrows Hodges (American, b. 1965 in Compton, CA). Hodges’s Labor: Sound Bath (2022) presents a verdant rural scene within which a lone figure, nearly indiscernible from the dappled light and dense vegetation, tends to the land. The work is part of Hodges’s Labor series, large-scale paintings based on his memories of the Central Valley of California, a region known for its sprawling farmlands and high crop production. Human presence in the landscape is key to the Labor series, which celebrates the generative traditions of harvesting food and gardening while pointing to the agriculture industry’s reliance on exploitative labor. FRESH PAINT: Reggie Burrows Hodges is made possible with generous support from The FLAG Art Foundation. The work is on view in the Museum’s Creativity Lounge, free to the public and open during Museum hours, now through June 9, 2025. (fb)