Kasmin is a New York based contemporary art gallery founded in 1989 by Paul Kasmin (1960–2020). The gallery represents more than forty internationally recognized artists alongside notable twentieth century estates, organizing its program around cross‑generational and cross‑disciplinary dialogues that explore connections between historical and contemporary practices. From its beginnings in SoHo, Kasmin established a reputation for championing artists with distinctive and independent visions, building a roster that includes historically significant painters, multidisciplinary innovators, and sculptors whose work expands beyond traditional categories.

Since relocating to Chelsea in 2000, Kasmin has operated multiple exhibition spaces that enable an active schedule of concurrent presentations. Its curatorial approach emphasizes sustained support for artists’ long‑term development while pairing this commitment with rigorous scholarship and advocacy for major estates. Through museum‑quality exhibitions, publications, and close collaboration with foundations and institutions, Kasmin continues to serve as a leading platform for artistic dialogue and historical research in contemporary art.