Overhead view of the exhibitor booth layout at the 2020 event.

Charles Ephraim Burchfield (1893–1967), The Butterfly Tree, The curated exhibitions are elegantly arranged and designed to provide the effect
1960. Watercolor on paper, 15 x 19 in. Exhibitor: Hirschl & Adler of a fine art gallery experience. Photo credit: Matthew Gilbertson.
Galleries.

Show, there will be many special
evening events and multidisciplinary
programming throughout the duration
of the fair. Panel discussions led by
industry experts explore timely topics
such as “Reimagining the Museum:
Between Art, Architecture and
Community,” “What is the New Eclectic
Taste of the Times?” and “Portraits of
Power.”
“We are thrilled to return to our
home at the Park Avenue Armory for
the 2023 edition of The Winter Show,”
says executive director Helen Allen.
“It’s a pleasure to welcome back new
and returning exhibitors from across
the globe, as well as the passionate
connoisseurs, collectors and visitors who
make the fair one of the most celebrated
events of the season. Our commitment
to quality remains unyielding as we
adapt to the shifting demographics and
tastes of the art market, and we look
forward to presenting dynamic and
engaging programming during this
exciting moment of increased interest in
fine and decorative arts.”
The Winter Show’s opening night
party takes place on January 19 from 5
to 9 p.m. All ticket proceeds from the
gala and admissions directly fund East
Side House Settlement, a community-
based organization serving the Bronx
and Northern Manhattan. For a
detailed schedule of events visit www.
thewintershow.org.

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