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.
The Brooklyn Public Library has introduced a surprisingly elegant experiment in cultural access: card-holders at the Central Library can now borrow original works of art for a three-week period, just
“Downtown/Uptown: New York in the Eighties,” on view at Lévy Gorvy Dayan, stages the decade as a kind of controlled detonation. It’s a brisk, high-voltage gathering of works by Jean-Michel
In a moment that feels both overdue and inevitable, the Studio Museum in Harlem opens the doors of its long-anticipated […] The post A Long-Awaited Return: The Studio Museum in
Art Basel Miami Beach is heading into December with a slightly altered cast. After touting a 285-gallery lineup earlier this year, the fair has lost at least eight of those
For the first time in its centuries-long history, the Musée du Louvre has added a living contemporary woman artist to its permanent collection. The artist is Marlene Dumas, the South
In its generous, eight-work presentation of late-career canvases and tarpaulins by Keith Haring, the exhibition Liberating the Soul: Keith Haring’s Paintings at Gladstone Gallery reignites the force of an artist
The line between digital art and digital play is becoming harder to define. The immediacy of live performance, once limited […] The post When Digital Gaming Becomes Performance Art appeared
All eyes are on the Brooklyn Museum, where Monet’s long-awaited return isn’t just another museum event; it’s a cultural wake-up call. Monet and Venice, the first major exhibition in over
How do we act in the midst of multilayered tensions? How do we respond when the very right to live is still contested, day after day? How can we counter
52 Walker’s latest exhibition, 52 HARDWAY, is less a show than an eruption—a collision between wrestling’s raw theatricality and the slow-burn spectacle of contemporary art. The post At 52 Walker,
