Earlier this year, Crozier announced an expanded partnership with the Parrish Art Museum, building on a long-standing relationship rooted in the care, movement and presentation of art. Since then, the partnership has continued to grow through support of community programming and hands-on logistics for the Museum’s exhibitions.
As the Parrish Art Museum’s Preferred Shipping and Logistics Partner, Crozier is proud to support initiatives that create new opportunities for people to experience art and culture. Community Day, Jazz Fest and the annual Midsummer Gala are among the programs and events curated by the Parrish to welcome new audiences, encourage connection and expand access to the arts.
The partnership continued with the opening reception for UNTIL THE MOON COMES OVER THE MOUNTAIN, a summer exhibition presented by the Parrish Art Museum and The FLAG Art Foundation. On view from August 1 through November 8, 2026, the two-part exhibition brings together artists whose work considers landscape, natural materials and relationships to place.
Behind the scenes, Crozier’s art handling specialists supported the installation of works for the exhibition, including Jonathan Sánchez Noa’s Untitled (Matomba) and Michelle Stuart’s Passage Bream Bay.
Jonathan Sánchez Noa’s Untitled (Matomba)
“The people on our team excel because, in many cases, they are artists themselves, so they understand the materials and sensitivities behind the creation of an artwork,” said Matthew Tusciuk, District Manager.
“There’s a sensitivity, respect, reverence and historical knowledge that are all present when an art handler approaches an artwork,” added Chris Wiedeman, Art Handling Specialist.
The installation offers a glimpse into the expertise and care that take place before visitors enter the gallery. Crozier looks forward to continuing to support the Parrish Art Museum and its exhibitions, programs and experiences.
