Paul Kasmin Gallery

at The Standard, Highline Outdoor Plaza

On View Summer 2013

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Leonardo DiCaprio discusses The 11th Hour — an auction at Christie's the actor helped curate on May 13th — which will feature a new work by Walton Ford.

PK SHOP is pleased to announce a book signing with Mark Ryden to celebrate the release of two new monographs

THE GAY 90s and PINXIT

May 1st | 6-8pm
511 West 27 Street

Walking the Walk, in a Rhapsodic New York Ballet
‘Street,’ at the Metropolitan Museum

Ken Johnson, of the New York Times, reviews James Nares Street.

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Two weeks prior to the opening of Kolors, Scharf's large-scale sculpture Squirtz (2013) debuted outdoors in The Plaza at The Standard, High Line.
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PK SHOP announces "Shelter Serra: Loaded" on view at our 511 West 27th Street, New York location.

Opening presentation: February 28, 2013, 6-8pm

James Nares Street
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Galleries for Drawings, Prints, and Photographs
March 5—May 27, 2013

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Don't Miss: Will Ryman's Gilded Log Cabin

Fan Zhong of W Magazine reviews Will Ryman America.
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Ken Johnson of the New York Times reviews Deborah Kass "My Elvis+"

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By Paul Laster

Seasoned artist Deborah Kass--fresh off a mid-career retrospective at the Andy Warhol Museum--is back on view in New York for her 11th solo exhibition here in 30 years.

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Not To Be Missed: Deborah Kass at Paul Kasmin Gallery

By Julie L. Belcove

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Creative Space: Erik Parker in his Brooklyn Studio

Katy Donoghue interviews Erik Parker for Whitewall's new series, “Creative Space."

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The New Yorker reviews David LaChapelle "Still Life," on view at both Paul Kasmin Gallery locations through January 19th.

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Before and Happily Ever After
Deborah Kass in conversation with Robert Storr at The New York Public Library
Wednesday, 16 January 2013

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Deborah Kass: A Woman Under the Influence

By Faye Hirsch

Deborah Kass folds an array of sources into her witty mash-ups of art history, pop culture and identity politics.

David LaChapelle visits Good Day New York to discuss his new exhibition, Still Life, at Paul Kasmin Gallery on view at 293 Tenth Avenue & 515 West 27th Street November 26, 2012 - January 19, 2013.

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In Erik Parker's exhibition video for Bye, Bye, Babylon at Paul Kasmin Gallery the artist discusses the process behind his new body of work from its inception in 2010 to his gallery exhibition 6 September - 13 October 2012.

Riffing on Forefathers and Mothers

Deborah Kass's Before and Happily Ever After reviewed by Hilarie M. Sheets in the New York Times.

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Art That’s Not Just on the Face
On a recent Friday, the artist Kenny Scharf was in his studio on the outskirts of Bushwick, Brooklyn: a two-level space filled with paints, canvases, supersize potted plants and a trapeze on top and a...

The Observer's Gallerist NY includes William N. Copley The Patriotism of CPLY and All That in their list of 6 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before October 19

Walton Ford's artwork will be featured on the Rolling Stones new greatest hits album "GRRR!". 

WORKS CULLED FROM WANDERLUST FIND A HOME

By Dorothy Spears

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Scott Indrisek of Modern Painters talks to Erik Parker about his new body of work, which will premiere at his upcoming exhibition with Paul Kasmin Gallery in September 2012. Click through to see the full article.

Deborah Kass's Red Deb appears on the cover of September's ARTnews.  Kass's work is featured in Rachel Wolff's "The Warhol Effect: Art After Andy." Click through to read the full article.

Huffington Post reviews Erik Parker: Colorful Resistance published by Rizzoli

"Erik Parker: Colorful Resistance" is a retrospective survey of the work of the New York-based painter. Inspired by the many voices of American subculture --...

For eight years, from 1992 to 2000, Deborah Kass pursued "The Warhol Project," a series of feminist appropriations of the Pop artist’s iconic self-portraits and images of celebrities like Elvis and Marilyn Monroe, in which she was often her own...

Too Mad to Be Scared

July 15, 2012, to February 24, 2013

Too Mad to Be Scared focuses on Parker’s lyrical maps, which present and document a timely, poignant, and thoroughly critical overview of the often obscure social, economic, and...

by Paul Kasmin

In the surreal and sensual realm of Les Lalanne, cabbages sprout chicken feet, baboons become fireplaces, and benches appear to grow straight out of the earth. Paul Kasmin explores the husband-and-wife duo's most intimate...

The luxe totes feature 5 different brushstroke paintings on double-layered Italian canvas with vachetta leather handles and a vegetable-tanned leather base.

Visit the shop at 511 West 27 Street, or email polina@paulkasminshop.com to purchase.

Caio Fonseca discuss his new direction with Scott Indrisek of Art + Auction. Fonseca's new artworks will premiere at Paul Kasmin Gallery on March 29th, 2012.