Join us for the grand opening of Sculpthamptons 2025, a bold new outdoor sculpture exhibition in the heart of the Hamptons.

An Invitational Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition Presented by Vault Development Partners and Kavachnina Gallery

 SCULPTHAMPTONS, an invitational outdoor sculpture exhibition, is officially open to the public from July 1, 2025 at “The Mill” located at 760 Montauk Highway, Water Mill, NY 11976.

This sculpture show initiative, developed in collaboration with the owners of The Mill, Robert Zecher of Vault Development Partners and Benjamin Rinzler of Madison Property Management and Kavachnina Gallery, brings together a distinguished selection of contemporary sculpture by both renowned and mid carrier artists. 

Reflecting on Watermill’s long-standing connection to the arts, Mr. Rinzler shared: “Watermill has long been a home for art and creative expression. With this initiative, Robert and I are proud to carry that legacy forward and contribute to the cultural fabric of the community. There is a renaissance in Water Mill we are proud to support.”

Curated by Gala Kavachnina and Kathy Murphy, the exhibition places a strong emphasis on original materials and technique, exploring how sculptors transform reclaimed, industrial, and organic matter into works of emotional and spatial impact with works thoughtfully placed across the natural landscape.

Conceived as a platform to highlight exceptional material innovation and distinctive sculptural language, the exhibition underscores the curators commitment to presenting works that reflect both technical mastery and conceptual depth. Set within the natural contours of The Greens at Water Mill, the project extends the legacy of open-air sculpture in the Hamptons while fostering new dialogue between art, landscape and public space.

This seasons featured artists include: Damon Hamm, Jeff Muhs, Brett Loving, Rob Lorenson, Domenico Belli, Jason Sauer, Lee Tag, and Michael Levchenko — a diverse group of sculptors at the forefront of contemporary practice. The featured works use a variety of materials from  corten steel weathered by time to polished aluminum that reflects its environment as well as  metal salvaged from demolished homes to motorcycle parts transformed into memorials, the works on display embody a deep respect for material and process. Each sculpture is a testament to exceptional craftsmanship, visionary technique, and a distinctive artistic voice. Set across the open-air expanse  in Water Mill, the exhibition invites viewers to engage with scale, substance, and story in a uniquely immersive setting.
The exhibition will be open to the public daily throughout the summer and fall seasons, with works installed across the beautiful open-air grounds of Water Mill.

To learn more about the artists and upcoming programs, please visit www.sculpthamptons.com or follow us on Instagram at @sculpthamptonsofficial.