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.
Ali Banisadr’s first solo exhibition with Perrotin, titled Fortune Teller, is a series of visions about human civilization brought forth from his Brooklyn studio to the gallery’s Shanghai location. The
With its sprawling green punctuated by skyline views, Brooklyn Bridge Park has seen its share of monumental public art. Yet Huma Bhabha’s Before The End—a quartet of towering bronze figures
Tuesday, December 3rd Silencio Co-hosted by MoMA PS1 at The Miami Beach EDITION Silencio, the iconic Parisian cultural club, returned To The Miami Beach EDITION for art world darlings to
Emerging from the East Broadway F subway station into a blustery, dark October evening, I lowered my head against the wind and turned towards the East River on East Broadway.
Art Basel Miami Beach returned this year with renewed vigor, presenting its first edition under Bridget Finn’s leadership. A pivotal moment in the fair’s history, the 2024 iteration reaffirmed its
Marian Goodman Gallery, a pillar of contemporary art, has unveiled its bold new flagship space in Tribeca with a group show reflecting her most essential artists in the group show
125 Newbury Gallery brings history into the present with their newest exhibition, Irwin/Bell: The ‘60s. Pace Gallery was the first on the East Coast to show California artists Robert Irwin and
Anselm Kiefer’s new exhibition, Sag mir wo die Blumen sind (Tell Me Where the Flowers Are), offers an ambitious and profoundly layered exploration of the artist’s enduring engagement with the
Lauren Murao Walkiewicz’s debut solo show at the NARS Foundation in Sunset Park invites viewers within the subaquatic terrarium of pupating creatures yet unseen, dancing and dying before their eyes.
How many times have you paused to see the sunset and revel in its beauty; to give thanks for the day as that omnipresent light leaves once again? You take
