One of the largest art events in New York City, The Winter Show is gearing up to present this year’s best in art and antiques to an array of collectors, creators and art enthusiasts from all over the world. This year’s edition brings together more than 70 leading international dealers, presenting museum-quality works spanning fine and decorative arts, antiques, jewelry, and design. Alongside the exhibitions, The Winter Show will present a dynamic program of special events and collaborations with world-renowned institutions, cultural organizations, and influential voices in art and design.
This 50 year old exhibition is in support of East Side House Settlement, The Winter Show is a landmark New York event that has raised vital funds for the visionary community-based organization. The Winter Show is proud to bring back several artists and collectors but more excitingly are some of the newer names added to the exhibitors list. Several new exhibitors joining this year’s edition from the UnitedStates and Europe, including Galerie Cahn(Basel, Switzerland) specializing in Ancient Greek, Etruscan and Roman art; Gallery 19C (Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas) focusing exclusively on 19th Century works; Greg Pepin Silver (Copenhagen, Denmark) with expertise in George Jensen silver; Graf, Kaplan & Zemaitis (Mendham, New Jersey) exhibiting decorative arts and crafts through the 1970s and Rose Uniacke (London, England) dealing 17th to 20th Century design and decorative arts.Also rejoining the roster are Bowman (London) specializing in 19th and 20th Century sculpture and Geoffrey Diner (Washington D.C.) presenting post-war American masterworks.
“Since the inception of The Winter Show, East Side House has worked hand in hand to uplift thousands ofNew Yorkers, … In 2026, we willcontinue to build on the momentum of opening the Bronx’s first innovative healthcare-focused CTEcharter high school, while advancing transformative capital projects that will shape the borough’s future.These initiatives are not just infrastructure; they are investments in opportunity. With The Winter Show’ssupport, we are laying stronger foundations for generations to come.
said Daniel Diaz, Executive Director of East Side House Settlement.
Alongside over 70 international exhibitors presenting museum-quality art, antiques, and design, this year’s programming offers an immersive series of exhibitions, panels, and events that explore the past, present, and future of collecting, design, and conservation. For ticketing information, visit at the wintershow.org or by calling718-292-7392.
Below is a brief detailing of the programming that will take place over the next few weeks.
Friday,January23,4PM 5PMI
Where History Lives: The Civic Role of America’s Historic Homes and The Legacy of John Jay Moderator: Ellen McGauley, VERANDA magazine Panelists: Martha Stewart, Ben Prosky Sponsored by Bank of America Presented in collaboration with John Jay Homestead
Saturday,January24,2:30–3:30PMI
Shaping Taste: Asian Ceramics and the Making of American Art & Design Moderator: Joan B Mirviss Panelists: Glenn Adamson, Ulysses Grant Dietz, Monika Bincsik, Elizabeth A. Williams, David L. Barquist Presented in collaboration with Asia Week New York
Saturday,January24,4PM–5PMI
New Perspectives on the American Vernacular Moderator: Peter Lyden, President of the ICAA Panelists: Michael Imber, Marieanne Khoury-Vogt, Thomas Kligerman Presented in collaboration with Institute of Classical Architecture & Art
Sunday, January 25, 1:30PM–2:30PMI
Guardians of the Past & Present: Conversation in Action Moderator: Peter Trippi, Editor-in-Chief, Fine Art Connoisseur Panelists: Abed Haddad, Alexandra Kirtley, Rosa Lowinger Presented in collaboration with American Institute for Conservation (AIC) and the Foundation for Advancement in Conservation(FAIC)
Sunday, January 25,3:30PM-4:30PMI
The Art of Alliance: Creativity and Commerce through Collaboration Moderator: Jaqueline Terrabone, Editor-in-Chief, GALERIE Panelists: Carolyn Dailey, Michele Oka Doner, Daniella Kallmeyer, Sarah Magness Presented in collaboration with Galerie Magazine
Monday, January 26, 3PM-4PMI
Polymaths of Early America: Art, Knowledge and the Preservation of History Moderator: Susan Fales-Hill, Author, Screen writer and Television Producer Panelists: James Basker, Lauren Brincat, Harold Holzer Presented in collaboration with Preservation Long Island
Tuesday, January 27, 2:30PM–3:30PMI
Beyond Blue & White: Women Who Shaped the Global History of Ceramics Moderator: Charloe Vignon, Independent Curator, Author & Schol
Wednesday, January 28, 2PM–3PMI
Price of Integrity: Collaboration in the Art Market Moderator: Alasdair Nichol, Former Chairman, Freeman’s Panelist: Courtney Booth Christensen, Laura Doyle, Arlie Sulka, and David Walker Presented in collaboration with Appraisers Association of America
Wednesday, January 28, 4PM–5PMI
Collecting the Future: Preserving Art & Heritage Beyond the 250th Moderator: Danielle Amato-Milligan Panelists: Caroline Orr and Leila A. Amineddoleh
Friday, January 30, 12:30PM–1:30PMI
Designing Tomorrow: The Power of the Maker’s Touch Moderator: Sarah Medford, Contributing Editor, WSJ Magazine Panelists: David Kleinberg and Emily Summers
Friday, January 30, 2:30PM–3:30PMI
Lines of a Nation: Early American Drawings & Their Legacy Moderator: Amy Torbert, Associate Curator of American Art, Saint Louis Art Museum Panelists: Stuart Feld, Christina Michelson, and Mark Mitchell Presented in collaboration with The Drawing Foundation and Master Drawings
Saturday,January31,3PM–4PMI
Structures of Success: Women Leading in Architecture and Design Moderator: Kevin Murphy, Humanities Chair & Professor Art History, Vanderbilt University Panelists: Gabrielle Esperdy, Alice Friedman, and Sarah Lichtman
Saturday, January 31, 4:30PM–5:30PMI
The Piece I’d Never Part With Moderator: Patrick Monahan, Writer & Art Advisor Panelist: Mica Bowman, Lawrence Hendra, Justin Fichelson, and Laurence Milstein Presented in collaboration with Country Life
Take A Closer Look At The Winter Show Below!
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