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- 2009: Will Barnet Prints / Gerson Leiber Watercolors
- 2010: Japanese Woodblock Prints from the Leiber Collection
- 2011: DRAWINGS DRAWINGS DRAWINGS: Recent Works on Paper by Gerson Leiber
- 2012-2013 Judith Leiber – An American Journey : From Artisan To Fashion Icon
- 2014-2015: THE MARRIAGE OF TRUE MINDS ~ GERSON AND JUDITH LEIBER
- 2016 Two Exhibitions: Gerson and Judith Leiber
- 2020 – The Garden of Friends
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We are thrilled to announce our new exhibition
‘CELEBRATION! ~ 20 Years of
Art, Fashion and The Garden’
featuring works by
Judith and Gerson Leiber
and our 2025 Garden of Friends Artists
Monica Banks, Scott Bluedorn, Perry Burns, Philippe Cheng, Jeremy Dennis, Sabra Moon Elliot, Saskia Friedrich, Jeremy Grosvenor, Mary Heilmann, Laurie Lambrecht, Jill Musnicki, Toni Ross and Brianna Ashe, Bastienne Schmidt, Yung Jake and Almond Zigmund
In 2005, Gerson and Judith Leiber built a museum to house their art collection and chronicle their careers, offering an unparalleled retrospective of their creations over the past decades. They also created a magnificent Sculpture Garden to showcase the works of artists of their generation and future generations. This year, we celebrate 20 years of this glorious gift that the Leibers left to their beloved East End community and the world!
Tickets are by donation. To reserve tickets for ‘Celebration!’ and our ‘Garden of Friends’ exhibitions, click HERE.
Join us every Monday and Friday, at 12:30 pm
for Qigong with Kate Zahorsky!

To reserve a ticket, click HERE.
For more information, click HERE.

Photo Credit: Wil Weiss
The Leiber Collection, a magnificent Renaissance-styled Palladian structure, sits majestically in a sublime sculpture garden designed by Gerson Leiber. Considered by many to be the best-kept secret of the Hamptons, you are in for a real treat as you explore the exquisite jewel of a museum and meander through the charming and magical garden.
Thousands of people come to East Hampton and visit the Leiber Collection as their point of destination every year. They have come from virtually every state in the Union as well as from several European, South American, and Asian countries. The museum has proven to be one of the cultural monuments of East Hampton and has been praised by newspaper and magazine reporters as well as by United States Senators Gillibrand and Schumer.
The Collection is open on Saturdays, Sundays, and Wednesdays from 1 – 4 pm and at other times for private or group tours by appointment from May 31, 2025, through the end of April 2026. Please email us at info@leibercollection.org for private tour reservations.
We are located at 446 Old Stone Highway in the East Hampton hamlet of Springs. Come visit and enjoy!
For more 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.

Press
- Back To The Garden - Portray Magazine
- FIU News – Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU to launch Judith Leiber: Master Craftsman
- Christie’s – The best museums for handbag collectors
- Long Island Weekly – New Nassau County Museum of Art Exhibition Highlights All Four Seasons
- Newsday – ‘The Seasons’ is in full bloom at Nassau County Museum of Art
- Obituaries
- New York Post - The WWII love story behind NYC’s sparkliest handbags
- New York Magazine - Hillary Clinton and Sex and the City Loved These Rhinestone Purses
- WAG Magazine - Celebrating the Creativity of Judith Leiber
- Dexigner - Judith Leiber: Crafting a New York Story
- East Hampton Star - Leiber Handbags Celebrated at the Museum of Arts and Design
- Hadassah Magazine - Judith Leiber: All in the Bag
- Couture Notebook, "Judith Leiber: Crafting a New York Story” with Crystal Minaudières
Biography
NO MERE BAGATELLES, the story of Holocaust survivor and handbag design genius Judith Leiber and modernist artist Gerson Leiber, has just been published. Read more here.
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