Taschen pop-up shop at Guild Hall. Photo: Jessica Dalene
Following the success of their 2022 summer pop-up in East Hampton, TASCHEN is thrilled to return to the Hamptons, partnering with the cultural heart of the East End – Guild Hall.
Coinciding with the exhibition Julian Schnabel: Selected Works from Home, TASCHEN will transform a section of the historic museum into a fully operational pop-up shop.
The TASCHEN pop-up will feature several Julian Schnabel x TASCHEN projects, including an exclusive collection of hand-painted skateboards by the artist, available to US collectors for the first time. The pop-up will also showcase limited edition book projects with contemporaries such as Annie Leibovitz and David Hockney, alongside a curated selection of TASCHEN’s most celebrated art books, including Jean-Michel Basquiat, New York. Portrait of a City, and Peter Beard.
To celebrate the opening, TASCHEN and Guild Hall will host a public book signing of Julian Schnabel’s new retrospective monograph, Julian Schnabel, on Saturday, August 3 at 7 PM. This follows a ticketed conversation with the artist at Guild Hall Theater.
The TASCHEN Pop-Up at Guild Hall is open to the public during gallery hours, Thursday to Sunday, 12–5 PM, through October 27.
ABOUT TASCHEN
TASCHEN is a leading art-book publisher renowned for its striking and bold coffee table books, covering topics from architecture and art to fashion, photography, pop culture, and travel. Collaborating with acclaimed creative partners, TASCHEN has published thousands of titles in dozens of languages. From the quintessential Basic Art series to the monumental SUMO-sized Collector’s Editions, TASCHEN is committed to diversity and innovation. Regardless of the subject or price—from $10 to $10,000—TASCHEN treats every topic with respect, designing and packaging each book beautifully and uniquely. Founded by Benedikt Taschen in 1980 as a small comic bookstore in Cologne, TASCHEN now operates 11 branded stores worldwide, from Beverly Hills to London, Paris to Madrid, Berlin to Milan, and most recently, Hong Kong.