A collection of lithographs and drawings by the long-time New Yorker contributor Ed Koren capture the effects of climate change on creatures great and small.
“Thinking About Extinction VI” , lithograph.
For several years, until the pandemic and declining health dictated otherwise, Edward Koren, who turned eighty-seven this month, made a point of trading life in northern New England for a few weeks in Paris, where he set up shop at Idem, the still thrumming nineteenth-century printing studio in Montparnasse.
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