The Winter Show has unveiled the exhibitor lineup for its 72nd edition, returning to the historic Park Avenue Armory January 23 through February 1, 2026. The Fair will open with its celebrated Opening Night Preview benefit for East Side House on January 22nd. 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.
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Established in 1954 by East Side House Settlement, The Winter Show is a landmark New York event that has raised vital funds for the visionary community-based organization for over 70 years. Proceeds from ticket sales and benefit events—including the Opening Night Preview on January 22nd and Young Collectors Night on January 29th—directly support East Side House’s educational, workforce, and supportive programs that serve the Bronx and Northern Manhattan.
“Since the inception of The Winter Show, East Side House has worked hand in hand to uplift thousands of New Yorkers,” said Daniel Diaz, Executive Director of East Side House Settlement. “In 2026, we will continue to build on the momentum of opening the Bronx’s first innovative healthcare-focused CTE charter 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’s support, we are laying stronger foundations for generations to come.”
The Winter Show is excited to announce several new exhibitors joining this year’s edition from the United States 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 Georg Jensen silver; Graf, Kaplan & Zemaitis (Mendham, New Jersey) exhibiting decorative arts and crafts through the 1970s; Rose Uniacke (London, England) dealing 17th to 20th Century design and decorative arts and Symbolic & Chase (London) presenting fine jewelry and objet’s d’art. 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.
Returning New York exhibitors with more than 40 years at the fair include: A La Vieille Russie, renowned authorities in antique European jewelry and Fabergé; Hirschl & Adler, specialists in American and European paintings, watercolors, drawings, and sculpture from the eighteenth through early twentieth centuries; Joan B. Mirviss, the leading Western dealer in Japanese modern and contemporary ceramics; Ralph M. Chait Galleries, the nation’s oldest gallery devoted to fine Chinese porcelain and works of art; James Robinson Inc. specializing in antique jewelry and glass; SJ Shrubsole experts in rare and exceptional pieces of antique English, Irish, Scottish, and American silver; and The Old Print Shop, distinguished for its expertise in American graphic arts, antiquarian maps, atlases, and artist books.
This year’s Show will present “The Discerning Eye: Study of a Young Collector,” an immersive installation featuring works from a roster of “next gen” international dealers that recreates the private study of a imaginary collector, inviting visitors into a world where taste, curiosity, and imagination converge. Curated by art advisor and writer Patrick Monahan with Helen Allen.
In Dialogue Panel Discussions
The Winter Show offers a dynamic array of programming and special events with leading experts from the global art and design community. These programs highlight insightful conversations among some of the world’s most distinguished minds, offering industry expertise and inspiration for both seasoned and emerging collectors and art enthusiasts.
January 23: Where History Lives: The Civic Role of America’s Historic Homes and the Legacy of John Jay
Moderator: Ellen McGauley, Executive Director, Veranda
Panelists:
Martha Stewart, Business Professional and Television Personality
Ben Prosky, President, The Richard Hampton Jenrette Foundation
January 24: New Perspectives on the American Vernacular
Moderator: Peter Lyden, President, Institute of Classical Architecture & Art
Panelists:
Michael Imber, President, Michael G. Imber Architects
Marieanne Khoury-Vogt, Principal, Khoury & Vogt Architects
Thomas Kligerman, Partner, Kligerman Architecture & Design
January 25: Guardians of the Past & Present: Conservation in Action
Moderator: Peter Trippi, Editor In Chief, Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine and President Emeritus, Foundation for Advancement in Conservation (FAIC)
Panelists:
Abed Haddad, Vice President and Fellow of the American Institute for Conservation (AIC), Assistant Conservation Scientist, Museum of Modern Art, New York
Alexandra Kirtley, Montgomery-Garvan Curator of American Decorative Arts, Philadelphia Museum of Art
Rosa Lowinger, Member and Fellow, American Institute for Conservation (AIC), Founder, RLA Conservation
Visit www.thewintershow.org/programs to see the full list of panel discussions.
To purchase tickets for the Opening Night Party on January 22, 2026, or other special events, please call (718) 292-7392 or visit thewintershow.org.
