There's an exhibit at both the Matthew Marks Gallery and the Greene
Naftali Gallery (in NYC)through August 15, titled -
Painting: Now and Forever, Part II.

I came across this information while perusing
Art Observed; where you'll find more links. The list of artists in this show reads, somewhat like a Who's Who of some important and influential contemporary artists; Kai
Althoff,
Cosima von Bonin, Merlin Carpenter, Mathew
Cerletty,
Wojciech Fangor, Katharina
Fritsch,
Gelitin, Isa
Genzken, Poul
Gernes,
Daan van Golden, Jack
Goldstein, Rodney Graham, Wade
Guyton, Richard Hawkins, Mary
Heilmann, Sophie
von Hellermann, Charline
von Heyl,
Ull Hohn,
Sergej Jensen, Mike Kelley, Ellsworth Kelly, Karen
Kilimnik, Martin
Kippenberger, Michael
Krebber, William
Leavitt, Michel
Majerus,
Bjarne Melgaard, Laura Owens,
Blinky Palermo, Stephen
Prina, R.H.
Quaytman, Ugo
Rondinone, Paul
Sharits, Josh Smith, Reena
Spaulings, Lily van
der Stokker,
Atsuko Tanaka, Paul
Thek, Anne
Truitt, Kelley Walker, Christopher Wool, and Katharina
Wulff.
Ever since first becoming aware of him and his work (
in a nutshell, he paints his name - Josh Smith), I've kept my ears perked and eyes peeled - always wondering just how far this dude and his oeuvre would go. So I was rather pleased to see that Josh was included in this show with these other illustrious painters. Read the press release
here.
Go
here to see images from his exhibit last year at
Luhring Augustine. And then go
here to view more images of his work from his Artist's Page at their site.
Images from his show in Detroit.
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