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Join date: Nov 4, 2023

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Welcome to Sfumato Art Creatives, an innovative New York-based platform dedicated to supporting and showcasing artists worldwide. Established in 2023 and inspired by the "sfumato" technique, we aim to create a harmonious space where artists can connect, grow, and reach new heights. Our mission is to foster artistic growth, visibility, and community through resources like artist profiles, interviews, gallery news, worldwide opportunities, exhibitions, social media promotions, and press releases. Future initiatives include portfolio reviews, workshops, mentorships, and our annual publication, Sfumato Art, featuring artist profiles and critical insights. We’re committed to empowering artists with tools and connections to thrive. Founded as an online gallery, we’ve grown into a hub for artistic expression and engagement, offering exhibitions and support to artists from all backgrounds. Join us as we reshape the art landscape and support artists in realizing their full potential.



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Mar 11, 2026 ∙ 3 min
From Chaos to Clarity: The Graphic Language of Matthew Morpheus
Matthew Morpheus , also known as Serhii Matveichenko, is a Ukrainian contemporary artist working across graphic art, collage, and aerosol painting. His practice explores visual storytelling through layered imagery and symbolic compositions. Morpheus has exhibited internationally, with presentations in cities including London, Beijing, Moscow, and New York. As part of Sfumato’s Creative Reflections  series, artists are invited to share the experiences, challenges, and ideas that shape their...
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Feb 9, 2026 ∙ 1 min
Susan Rothenberg: Movement, Mutation, and the Human Form
Susan Rothenberg1945– | AMERICAN | OILS; ACRYLICS; PRINTS; DRAWINGS Rothenberg is a former dancer who came to prominence as a painter in the mid-1970s, whose work is now much displayed. Her large-scale works usually contain a human or animal form emerging from a hazy background on the point of mutating into something else. Her work is weird, vaguely disturbing, and symptomatic of the American love of anxious self-analysis. Susan Rothenberg Black Blocks, 1977, Acrylic on canvas, 139.7 x 202.6...
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