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Fuhrman of the House

Glenn Fuhrman, the Wall Street banker turned art macher, hosted a late-winter opening of the Ellsworth Kelly show at the Parrish Art Museum in the Hamptons—along with a pregame lunch at his art-filled Sagaponack home, which could double as a museum itself.

Glenn Fuhrman
Seemingly diffident but hardly lacking in confidence, Glenn Fuhrman spends as much time talking about his relationship with artists as about the art itself. And, indeed, through his FLAG Art Foundation and his own collecting, the majority of the art he owns is primary work acquired from dealers and artists he has anecdotes about. Photo: Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for Puck
Marion Maneker
March 17, 2026

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I doubt you’ll have much sympathy for me, but I was not looking forward to my day trip to Sagaponack last Saturday. Mid-March is the shoulder season’s shoulder season, and though the region’s cozy blanket of snow had finally melted, and Long Island had become sunny and warm for a day or two, the weekend seemed to offer neither a quiet winter idyll nor hope for spring. I had set out to attend the opening of Ellsworth Kelly: Eight Decades, the first show in a partnership between Glenn Fuhrman’s FLAG Art Foundation and the Parrish Art Museum, a pillar of the Hamptons art scene. But a museum opening in the Hamptons in March gets no one’s heart racing.