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Robert Indiana:
February 27 – March 29, 2025 509 West 27th Street, New York
The Source, 1959–1969Kasmin presents Robert Indiana: The Source, 1959–1969, a focused survey of the transformative decade in which Indiana established his unique artistic language, achieving wide recognition and cementing his place as an icon of American art. Featuring 20 works drawn exclusively from the artist’s personal collection as endowed by Indiana to the Star of Hope Foundation, the exhibition includes an example from the artist’s first edition of LOVE sculptures, conceived in 1966 and executed between 1966—1968, and a vitrine display of archival materials including some of the artist’s journals. This exhibition marks Kasmin’s first collaboration with the Star of Hope Foundation, which was established by the artist in his lifetime, and the gallery’s eighth solo exhibition of work by Indiana since 2003. -
Pablo Dávila:
February 27 – March 29, 2025 297 Tenth Avenue, New York
Why Did You Take My Watch?The first solo exhibition of Mexico City-based artist Pablo Dávila (b. 1983), Why Did You Take My Watch? features new works that iterate Dávila’s research-based process in various media. Employing a visual language to encapsulate complex systems, theories and ideas, Dávila’s works offer poetic reflections on the perception of time and space.
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Announcing Robert Indiana: The Source, 1959–1969
February 19, 2025Kasmin announces Robert Indiana: The Source, 1959–1969, a focused survey of the transformative decade in which Indiana established his unique artistic language, achieving wide recognition and cementing his place as an icon of American art. Featuring over 20 paintings drawn exclusively from the artist’s personal collection as endowed by Indiana to the Star of Hope Foundation, the exhibition will also include an example from the artist’s first edition of LOVE sculptures, conceived in 1966 and executed between 1966 and 1968, and a vitrine display of archival materials including some of the artist’s journals. This exhibition marks Kasmin’s first collaboration with the Star of Hope Foundation, which was established by the artist in his lifetime, and the gallery’s eighth solo Indiana exhibition since 2003. Robert Indiana: The Source, 1959–1969 will be on view at 509 West 27th Street, New York, from February 27–March 29, 2025. -
Diana Al-Hadid interviewed in Frieze
by Livia Russell February 18, 2025Artist Diana Al-Hadid looks to the skies in new paintings showing at Frieze Los Angeles -
Judith Bernstein featured in The New York Times
by Phoebe Hoban January 30, 2025"Unrelenting, unrepenting, the artist who made a name for herself with huge drawings of hairy phallic screws presents a world of work with exuberant energy over 60 years."
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Lyn Liu: H-Dropping
February 4, 2025On the occasion of the exhibition, Kasmin Books has published the accompanying artist’s book Lyn Liu: H-Dropping. The publication features an original text, which is written without the letter H, by critic and essayist Jenny Wu. Conceived by the artist to push the expectations of the traditional exhibition catalogue, all 11 reproduced artworks have been overlaid with a thermochromic ink. When in contact with a heat source, the ink disappears to reveal the paintings beneath. The sensitivity of this ink is designed to degrade over time, ultimately rendering the book a non-functioning object akin to those seen in Liu’s paintings. -
Les Lalanne: Zoophites
July 25, 2024Kasmin Books is pleased to present the fully illustrated catalogue Les Lalanne: Zoophites. The publication accompanies the gallery’s recent eponymous exhibition, staged in homage to the French sculptors Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne and drawn entirely from the collection of Claude’s eldest daughter, Caroline Hamisky Lalanne. Les Lalanne: Zoophites features over 100 color images, little-seen archival photographs, and documentation of major works, including rare collaborative sculptures. New texts by art historians Paul B. Franklin and Daniel Marchesseau provide fresh insights into Les Lalanne’s sculptural universe, grounding their unique artistry in the Surrealist tradition. -
Lee Krasner: The Edge of Color
Order the Publication Kasmin Books is pleased to present a fully-illustrated catalogue to accompany the major exhibition Lee Krasner: The Edge of Color, Geometric Abstractions 1948–53 , drawn from the...
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