Alex Greenberger, "Matthew Marks and Greene Naftali Galleries to Organize Four-Venue, 46-Artist Painting Survey", ArtNews, 2018
Greene Naftali
Exhibition
Painting: Now & Forever, Part III
Greene Naftali, New York
Press Release
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June 28th—August 17th, 2018
Ground and 8th Floors
Matthew Marks Gallery, 522 & 526 West 22nd Street
Greene Naftali Gallery and Matthew Marks Gallery are pleased to announce the forthcoming exhibition, Painting: Now and Forever, Part III.
This spirited survey, installed across the galleries’ Chelsea spaces, includes over forty international artists working in a wide array of styles who together prove the vitality of contemporary painting.
The first Painting: Now and Forever exhibition was organized by Pat Hearn and Matthew Marks in 1998, and the second by Carol Greene and Matthew Marks in 2008.
The artists in this exhibition are Magnus Andersen, Monika Baer, Robert Bechtle, Nayland Blake, Julien Ceccaldi, Vija Celmins, Xinyi Cheng, Leidy Churchman, Whitney Claflin, Ed Clark, Robert Colescott, Matt Connors, Allan D’Arcangelo, Noah Davis, Lois Dodd, Lukas Duwenhögger, Nicole Eisenman, Janiva Ellis, Jana Euler, Genoveva Filipovic, Sam Gilliam, Tony Greene, Rachel Harrison, Luchita Hurtado, Alex Israel, Jasper Johns, Matsumi Kanemitsu, Bhupen Khakhar, Mathieu Malouf, Helen Marten, Lucy McKenzie, Rodney McMillian, Jill Mulleady, Jeanette Mundt, Howardena Pindell, Suellen Rocca, Eiichi Shibata, Gedi Sibony, Avery Singer, Sylvia Sleigh, Anne Speier, Linda Stark, Hervé Télémaque, Karl Wirsum, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, and Gang Zhao.
Press
"Nine Events to Attend in New York City This Week", ArtNews, 2018
Julia Felsenthal, "A Landmark Exhibition Returns for it's Third Iteration, Spread Across 5 Venues", Vogue, 2018
Howard Halle on "Painting: Now & Forever, Part III", TimeOut New York, 2018
O.C. Yerebakan on "Painting: Now & Forever, Part III", Art Observed, 2018
Jonathan Rider, "Medium Perspective: Summer Painting Shows in New York", Art in America, 2018
"The Approval Matrix", New York Magazine, 2008
Roberta Smith, "Fresh Broad Strokes of an Incomplete Survey", The New York Times, 2018