One Art Space brings Shepard Fairey to Hamptons Fine Art Fair

One Art Space will feature signed, limited-edition works by Shepard Fairey at the Hamptons Fine Art Fair from July 9-12 in Southampton. The presentation centers on Fairey’s themes of peace, liberty and social consciousness as the fair draws collectors and galleries to one of the Hamptons’ biggest art-market events.

Why it matters: - One Art Space is using the Hamptons Fine Art Fair to position Shepard Fairey’s street-art imagery in a high-visibility collecting environment. - The booth links Fairey’s protest-driven graphic style to broader contemporary art and museum-level collecting. - The presentation leans into themes of peace, liberty, dignity and social consciousness, which remain central to Fairey’s market appeal.

What happened: - One Art Space will be a featured booth at the 2026 Hamptons Fine Art Fair from July 9-12 at the Southampton Fairgrounds in Southampton, New York. - The booth is curated by MaryAnn Giella McCulloh, owner, gallerist and curator of One Art Space. - Booth 205a will spotlight limited-edition, signed and numbered works by Shepard Fairey. - The fair’s VIP opening is Thursday, July 9, with general admission Friday, July 10, through Sunday, July 12.

The details: - Featured work includes “Lennon Peace and Liberty (Red) 2/6,” 2023, a signed and numbered silkscreen and mixed-media collage on wood, HPM, measuring 24 by 18 inches. - The piece shows John Lennon in front of the Statue of Liberty making a peace sign. - One Art Space will also show “Peace Fingers with Poppies 3/6,” 2023, a signed and numbered silkscreen on wood, 24 by 18 inches. - “Universal Dignity 3/6,” 2022, a signed and numbered silkscreen on wood panel, 24 by 18 inches, is also part of the presentation. - The gallery says the works reflect Fairey’s focus on nonviolence, active diplomacy, social awareness, equality and shared humanity. - The fair takes place at 605 County Road 39, Southampton, NY 11968. - More information about One Art Space - More information about Shepard Fairey - More information about the fair

Between the lines: - The booth is meant to reinforce One Art Space’s identity as a gallery that pairs cultural relevance with strong visual branding. - The presentation also reflects how street art has moved from rebellious subculture into mainstream contemporary art commerce. - McCulloh said the works are visually strong and carry ideas about peace, liberty, dignity and responsibility. - Fairey’s best-known imagery, including the OBEY campaign and the Barack Obama “Hope” poster, gives the presentation instant recognition value for collectors and fairgoers.

What's next: - Collectors and visitors will see the work during the fair’s July 9-12 run in Southampton. - One Art Space is framing the booth as a timely look at an artist whose images continue to challenge, persuade and endure. - The gallery continues to program both museum-caliber and emerging artists from its Tribeca space at 23 Warren Street in New York City.

The bottom line: - One Art Space is betting that Fairey’s politically charged, highly recognizable work will draw attention in a fair setting built for summer collectors.