ARTFUSE ranked #14 for art news is NYC-based online magazine with International covering of major galleries. Much of the exhibitions featured highlight diversity and underrepresented artists and topics. Established in 2009, ARTEFUSE began showcasing contemporary art exhibitions, reviews, and artist interviews. Its home office is located in New York City, USA.
Being green can mean many things—lush, envious, ill, or newly formed—and in the work of Henri Rousseau it holds all of these meanings at once, shaping his jungle paintings as
The exhibition MONUMENTS, a collaboration between the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and The Brick, runs from October 23, 2025, to May 3, 202,6, at MOCA Geffen Contemporary and
The Whitney Biennial has never been a mirror so much as a tuning fork. It vibrates in sympathy with the moment, amplifying discord as readily as harmony. The eighty-second edition,
ICA Miami ushers in Miami Art Week with a striking double gesture: a sweeping survey of Joyce Pensato, whose feral […] The post Cartoons and Cast Metal: ICA Miami Opens
The Miami Beach EDITION presented a dynamic lineup of Art Week events throughout Miami Art Basel 2025. The post The Miami Beach EDITION Art Week Events 2025 appeared first on
During Art Basel Week in Miami, the city’s most anticipated cultural exchanges unfolded in spaces where artists, designers, and tastemakers converged, transforming dining into immersive expressions that blended art, design,
Nnena Kalu’s Turner Prize victory feels both overdue and quietly revolutionary. Announced in Bradford, the 2025 UK City of Culture, the award acknowledges an artist whose practice has long operated
Every December, the glassy calm of Art Basel Miami Beach 2025 fractures into a weeklong proving ground for global contemporary art. The fair’s 2025 iteration, staged at the Miami Beach
The announcement that Alma Allen will represent the United States at the 2026 Venice Biennale lands with the unhurried certainty of one of his own sculptures. Allen, long admired for
A painting can feel like a pulse when the world decides to pay attention. That’s what happened this week when a quietly electrifying self-portrait by Frida Kahlo set a new
