Slotin Folk Art Auction, Buford, GANovember 10–11, 2018 One thousand lots of some of the best in self-taught art, outsider art, Southern folk pottery, antique folk art and new discoveries. Live phone, absentee and online bidding available. View the catalogue online at www.slotinfolkart.com. Slotin Folk Art Auction Clementine Hunter Grandma Fountain House Gallery Art Auction and Benefit, NYNovember 13, 2018 On Tuesday, November 13th, Fountain House Gallery will host its 17th Annual Benefit at Metropolitan West in NYC. The event will feature original art created by Fountain House Gallery artists living and working with serious mental illness. Mad About Art is attended by over 500 guests and supports Fountain House Gallery artists and challenges the stigma associated with mental illness. Gavin "Dubblex" Alleyne Galerie Gugging, Austriauntil March 10, 2019 Philipp Schöpke was one of the first generations of Gugging artists however his work remained unseen for many years. Ten years since his death, this first solo exhibition presents his life's work for the first time. Museum Gugging Outsider Artworks at Art MontpellierMarc Duran Paul Amar until November 11, 2018 At Art Montpellier: Foire Méditerranéenne d’Art Contemporain, running this week in Sud de France Arena, La Pop Galerie (Sete) presents "Les Enfants du Paradis", a solo show of the works of Marc Duran. Galerie Pol Lemétais (Saint Sever du Moustier) presents work by Paul Amar, Pierre Amourette, Daniel Goncalves, Joseph Kurhajec, Mina Mond, Ghyslaine and Sylvain Staelens Zefrino, and more. The Good Luck Gallery, Los AngelesAurie Ramirez until December 16, 2018 The Good Luck Gallery has partnered with Creative Growth Art Center, a progressive art studio in Oakland, CA that serves artists with developmental, mental, and physical disabilities for its latest exhibition. Curated in conjunction with the launch of Creative Growth Magazine: Issue 3, the exhibition includes delicate, fantastical watercolours by Aurie Ramirez; the uncanny anthropomorphic collages of John Hiltunen; and idealised, socially conscious portraits by William Scott. The Good Luck Gallery Raw Vision 99 Article PreviewDOCUMENTS OF A VICTIMThe “sterelation” drawings of Wilhelm WernerAuthors: Thomas Röske and Maike Rotzoll The Triumph of Sterelation (“25”), 8.1 x 6.3 in. / 20.5 x 16 cm, Inv. Nr. 8083 (2008) fol. 25 recto All works were made between 1934 and 1938 using pencil on paper, and are from the Prinzhorn Collection, Heidelberg At the end of 2008, the Prinzhorn Collection in Heidelberg, Germany, acquired from a private individual 30 small, numbered drawings dating from between 1934 and 1938 by an inmate of Werneck Asylum in Lower Franconia, Bavaria. In 2010, the Collection Untitled (“1”), 8.1 x 6.3 in. / 20.5 x 16.0 cm, Inv. Nr. 8083 (2008) fol. 1 recto We now know that the unknown institution to which Werner was transferred in 1940 was the “Euthanasia” killing asylum Pirna/Sonnenstein. As most “transfers” were Read the rest of this article in Raw Vision 99, out now! Calling All Film Makers!Raw Vision is excited to announce a short film competition! Don't miss this exciting opportunity to have your film promoted online, screened at the Outsider Art Fair in New York, and win $2,000! |