Phillips Southampton at 1 Hampton Road, Southampton, NY.
Phillips' state-of-the-art gallery space, located in the historic Southampton Town Hall, showcases outstanding examples of art, design, watches, jewelry, prints and photography of the 20th and 21st Century — each available for purchase in forthcoming Phillips auctions or immediately via private sale.
We are proud to extend our mission to celebrate artists around the world to support the thriving cultural scene of Long Island's East End — one that has long embraced artists, museums, and galleries — with a rotating program of specially curated exhibitions and events throughout the Fall 2020 season. Below, you'll find the latest updates to our calendar of auction highlights and events in Southampton.
Location
1 Hampton Road, Southampton, NY
Private parking available
Hours
Tuesday - Sunday
11 AM - 6 PM
Monday
Closed
Contact
+1 212.848.1750
[email protected]
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Amy Sherald, Welfare Queen, 2012. 20th Century & Contemporary Art, New York.
Now On View / Through 28 October
20th Century & Contemporary Art, Evening Sale
New York / 17 November
20th Century & Contemporary Art, Day Sale, Morning Session
New York / 18 November
20th Century & Contemporary Art, Day Sale, Afternoon Session
New York / 18 November
For a full schedule of upcoming sales, please visit the Phillips Auction Calendar >
Phillips X: Face Masks
Masks by the Haas Brothers, Summer Wheat and Bel Fullana.
Phillips has partnered with leading contemporary artists the Haas Brothers, Summer Wheat and Bel Fullana to create limited-edition masks, uniquely designed to reflect each artist’s aesthetic and creativity. Sold in packs of three and produced on 100% cotton, every mask is an exclusive edition of 500 and offers comfort and protection.
100% of net proceeds from the variety pack will be distributed between The Bass Museum, Artadia, The Innocence Project and the NAACP.
Masks are available for purchase directly at our Park Avenue or Southampton locations.
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Artists of the East End
Articles & Video from our archives on the artists at the heart of Long Island's creative culture.
Willem de Kooning in his studio in East Hampton, New York, March 26, 1978. Photo by Fred W. McDarrah/Getty Images, Artwork © 2019 The Willem de Kooning Foundation/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.
Willem de Kooning
East Hampton Abstraction: Willem de Kooning's Pinnacle in 1976
Andy Warhol
Legend in the Making: Andy Warhol from the Collection of Toni Schumacher
Frank Stella
Frank Stella: The Drive to Make Art
Mary Heilmann
Mary Heilmann's Blue Day Dream
Roy Lichtenstein
Roy Lichtenstein, Through the Looking Glass
Robert Motherwell
A Painter in Love: Robert Motherwell's Gestural Reawakening
Jackson Pollock
The Rockefeller Pollock
Michael Goldberg
Goodnough and Goldberg: 1950s Abstract Expressionism Returns to the Fore
Elizabeth Peyton
The Beautiful and the Damned
Robert Gober
Robert Gober: Show Tune Sublimities
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