Article | Summer On Park 2026
INTRODUCING: SUMMER ON PARK 2026
The city slows down in the summer, and our gallery at 432 Park Avenue is the perfect place to enjoy it.
Whether you’re heading out east for the season or holding down the fort in the city, summer in New York has a rhythm all its own — the pace softens, the light stretches long into the evening, and there’s finally room to slow down and really look. So when the day calls for a cool room and something remarkable on the wall, Phillips is here whenever you find yourself in town.
Below, discover everything we’re bringing to New York this summer, and check back often as more is added in the weeks ahead.
NEW YORK PRIVATE SALES SALON





ETEL ADNAN, Untitled, 2016.
Viewing: 21 July–9 August
Phillips presents the New York Private Sales Salon, an intimate gathering of works available for immediate acquisition. There’s much to explore, from Etel Adnan and Alice Baber’s luminous fields of color to Tom Wesselmann’s visual wit; or from Julie Mehretu’s gestural motion to Bastiaan Woudt’s pared-down portraiture, and so much more.
DROPSHOP LUDOVIC NKOTH


LUDOVIC NKOTH, Miles. Available on Dropshop >
Available now
In recognition of Miles Davis’ centenary, Dropshop offers an exclusive limited-edition screenprint by Ludovic Nkoth, created in collaboration with independent music company Reservoir and the Miles Davis Estate. Drawn from an original painting commissioned for the project and printed with Marginal Editions in New York, the work is built from eighty individually hand-pulled colors, faithfully translating the depth and luminosity of Nkoth’s canvas. A fitting tribute to one of America’s most restless innovators.
"I wanted to paint the stillness within a life of abundant relentless invention, those intervals between decisions, between notes, between transformations."
—Ludovic Nkoth
PHILLIPS STAFF ART SHOW 2026
Viewing: 7–14 August
It’s a truth universally acknowledged around here that the person cataloguing a Twombly by day may well be stretching their own canvas by night. Phillips is teeming with practicing artists, and every August the walls are theirs. Come see what our staff have been making after hours before they’re discovered and priced accordingly. Details to follow, but the talent and sense of community are guaranteed.