Phillips is pleased to present Summer Show 2013 the annual exhibition of artworks created by Phillips London staff.

Exposing the inextricable link between the art professional and the art maker, this selling exhibition enables the general public to sneak a peek at the artistic talent of the staff at Phillips from specialists to business administrators.

Conceived of and executed by the employees of the London office, the works encompass photography, sculpture, painting, drawing, and new media.

‘The gallery at Howick Place is a great space to show work and every year the staff at Phillips get a chance to exhibit alongside their friends and colleagues. The art on display promises to tickle fancies across the spectrum from the sublime to the ridiculous. The contributors are a mixture of professional artists and have-a-go heroes, giving the exhibition a playful air and a feel-good toast to the summer.’ - Ben Walker, Art Technician and co-curator of Phillips Summer Show

As the only international auction house to concentrate exclusively on contemporary culture, Phillips has established a commanding position in the sale of Contemporary Art, Design, Photographs, Editions and Jewelry. Through the passionate dedication of its team of global specialists, the company has garnered an unparalleled wealth of knowledge of emerging market trends. Phillips conducts auctions in New York and London and has representative offices throughout Europe and in the United States.

Phillips Gallery
Howick Place
London SW1P 1BB United Kingdom
Ph. +44 (0)20 73184010
londonstaffshow@phillips.com
www.phillips.com

Opening hours
Monday – Friday from 10am to 6pm
Saturday from 12pm to 6pm

Related images:
1. Andy Clydesdale, Waiting for the Unknown #1, C-Type Print, Image courtesy of Phillips
2. James Murison, Pirata Beach Scene, Colour Print, Image courtesy of Phillips
3. Alex Carmichael, Forest, 2013, 120 x 74 cm, Gelatin Silver print, Image courtesy of Phillips
4. Stephen Gilbert, Lego Mondrian, 24 x 17½ x 2 cm, Image courtesy of Phillips
5. Josh Whitaker, First As Tragedy, Then As Farce, 2013, 40 x 28 cm, Framed C Type print, Image courtesy of Phillips
6. Mark Seiltz, This kind of thing happens all the time, 50.5 x 34.1 cm, Oil on paper, Image courtesy of Phillips