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Please join us this Sunday, August 30 at 2pm for ‘6 Artists in The Garden’. Philippe Cheng, Peter Dayton, Warren Neidich, Toni Ross, Bastienne Schmidt, and Almond Zigmund will discuss their work as we tour The Garden of Friends exhibition together. You can reserve tickets for this event here.

  • Warren Neidich Artists Are Essential Workers
    Warren Neidich – Artists Are Essential Workers
  • Philippe Cheng Cadence I
    Philippe Cheng – Cadence I
  • Bastienne Schmidt Spiral Grid
    Bastienne Schmidt – Spiral Grid
  • Peter Dayton ~ Big Sticks
    Peter Dayton ~ Big Sticks
  • Toni Ross Divided We Stand
    Toni Ross – Divided We Stand
  • Almond Zigmund Striped Grid
    Almond Zigmund – Striped Grid

The Leiber Collection Museum and Gardens are open. When visiting, please remember to wear your mask or face covering and maintain a 6 ft. distance between yourself and other guests not residing in your household. Entry into the garden is on a first come basis and entry into the museum is by timed ticket reservations through Eventbrite. Read our Health and safety protocol here.

The Leiber Collection welcomes you to enjoy two exciting exhibitions!

Garden As Muse, on view in the museum galleries, features Gerson Leiber’s magnificent paintings inspired by his beloved gardens that can be found throughout the Leiber property, and Judith Leiber’s dazzling designs that are inspired by the garden and more.

The Garden of Friends exhibition is on display The Leiber Collection Sculpture Garden and includes a group of some of the East End’s most talented artists, Philippe Cheng, Peter Dayton, Pipi Deer, Jeremy Dennis, Conrad de Kwiatkowski, Saskia Friedrich, Jeremy Grosvenor, Jill Musnicki, Toni Ross, Bastienne Schmidt, Christine Sciulli, Bill Stewart and Almond Zigmund.

The idea for this new outdoor exhibit was born to honor the spirit of Judith and Gerson Leiber and their permanent collection, always on display in the Sculpture Garden, which includes works by their dear friends and neighbors such as Bill King, Constantine Nivola, Hans Van De Bovencamp, George Nama, Ronnie Chalif and others.   

The Garden of Friends embodies Judith and Gerson Leiber’s lifelong commitment to supporting the arts and helps us feel more connected to one another through Art while we are physically distanced in order to protect the health of our community.

In order to combat the spread of Covid-19 safety measures are in place. Please read our Health and Safety Protocol found here before you arrive. The Leiber Collection Gardens will allow a limited number of guests to enter on a first come first serve basis. Entry into the Leiber Collection Museum Galleries requires timed tickets allowing groups of up to 6 people living in the same household to enter every 20 minutes. Please feel free to meander around the gardens and enjoy ‘The Garden Of Friends’ Exhibition until your reserved time to enter the museum. Get your tickets here.


In 2005, Gerson and Judith Leiber built a gallery to house their works of art and to chronicle their careers, offering an unparalleled retrospective of their creations over the past many decades.

The Leiber Collection, a magnificent Renaissance styled Palladian edifice, sits majestically in a sublime sculpture garden that borders six additional gardens, each designed by Gerson Leiber, in a style befitting the local geography. Considered by many to be the best kept secret of the Hamptons, you are in for a real treat as you peruse the exquisite jewel of a museum and explore the charming and magical gardens.

For further information phone (631) 329-3288 or email info@leibercollection.org.

The Leiber Collection is located at 446 Old Stone Highway in the East Hampton hamlet of Springs, New York. Click here for Directions.