Booth V3 in VIP Lounge Area
The Southampton Arts Center, is a non-profit multi-disciplinary arts institution, focused primarily on the visual arts. Originally built in 1897 by Samuel Parrish, a successful Quaker attorney from Philadelphia, and designed by Grosvenor Atterbury, its original purpose was to exhibit Parrish's collected treasures of mostly Italian Renaissance art and reproductions of classical Greek and Roman statutory. It was originally known as the Art Museum of Southampton and has served as a beacon for the Hamptons art community for over a century.
Thomas Nickles Project's booth featured works from Rocío García, Samuel Riera and Roger Toledo.
