By Roberta Smith Paul Kasmin, a British-born art dealer who established a small gallery empire in New York that was both loyal to an eclectic cohort of living artists and dedicated to presenting a ...

Paul Kasmin, one of New York City’s leading art dealers, died this morning at the age of 60 after a long illness. Artnet News understands the dealer had been ill with cancer for several years ...

TURNING GOOD TASTE INTO A BUSINESS is a tricky thing. London-born, New York-based contemporary art dealer Paul Kasmin stands out—not just as one of Manhattan's snappiest dressers, but as an ...

“There’s an amusement to all of them,” says Paul Kasmin of the charmingly elegant and quirky works in his eponymous gallery’s current exhibition, “Max Ernst Paramyths ...

Paul Kasmin, who spent three decades at the heart of New York’s art scene, died yesterday morning at his home in upstate New York. The cause of death was cancer, which the gallerist had battled ...

Artemus, the art leasing company founded by investor and collector Asher Edelman, is suing Paul Kasmin Gallery for allegedly creating false documents in connection with the sale of a mixed-media ...

50s New York,” at the Paul Kasmin Gallery. (Previously, she showed mostly at Tibor de Nagy. The hope in changing representation, says Eric Brown, former Tibor de Nagy co-owner and current ...

Last night, Paul Kasmin Gallery opened two exhibitions, “Alexander the Great: The Iolas Gallery 1955–1987”, and “Jules Olitski: Mitt Paintings.” The former, a showcase of works by an ...