Outsider & Folk Art Auction at Tajan, Paris
January 30, 2018
The impressionist and modern art department of Tajan will present an auction of outsider and folk art, comprising of 200 lots from two European collections.
The auction includes key artists of the art movement defined by Jean Dubuffet. Among them is Louis Soutter, one of the most fascinating Swiss artists of 20th century, famous for his unique style and finger paintings. There are also many artworks by Adolf Wölfli; a large variety of naïve artists such as Camille Bombois, Aloys Zotl, Aloïse Corbaz, Michel Nedjar and Douanier Rousseau; and examples of singular art, or "Neuve Invention", for example the paintings of Gaston Chaissac.
Tajan
37, rue des Mathurins - 75008 Paris, France
www.tajan.com
Louis Soutter
Outsider Art Fair, New York
January 18–21, 2018
This week, the 26th edition of the Outsider Art Fair is taking place in New York at The Metropolitan Pavilion, with more than 60 galleries from around the world exhibiting.
Stop by the Raw Vision booth for back copies, Sourcebooks and to say hello to our Editors! Also for sale are incredible chewing gum paintings by Ben Wilson, matchstick carvings by Pradeep Kumar and paintings by the great Julia Sisi.
Metropolitan Pavillion
125 W. 18th Street, New York, NY 10011
www.outsiderartfair.com
Pradeep Kumar
Ben Wilson
Julia Sisi
Alternative Visions in Cheltenham, UK
George J Harding
until March 11, 2018
Developed in partnership with Outside In and Arts & Health South West, 'Alternative Visions' at The Wilson, Cheltenham, is a celebratory exhibition bringing to light new work by 20 previously undiscovered artists from the south west of England. The exhibition will move to Poole Museum from March 21 until May 6, 2018.
The Wilson, Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum
Clarence Street, Cheltenham, GL50 3JT, UK
www.thewilson.org.uk
www.outsidein.org.uk
Prinzhorn Collection, Heidelberg
Alexandra Galinova
Otto O.
Elke van Schoor
until April 15, 2018
In the Prinzhorn Collection's current exhibition, 'The Team as Curator', each member of the museum’s staff has selected their favourite works from the historical collection, including some new entries and works never shown before to the public. The artworks range in size from 4.4 cm x 3.6 cm up to 6 m x 2.3 m, with some having been created on unconventional materials such as toilet paper or bed linen. Also included are original letters by Hans Prinzhorn and large black and white glass slides which Prinzhorn used for lectures, some showing works that have since been lost.
Museum Prinzhorn Collection
Voßstraße 2
Universityclinic Heidelberg
, Heidelberg
D-69115, Germany
prinzhorn.ukl-hd.de
Don't miss our winter issue, on its way to subscribers now!
This issue features:
- William Hawkins' ‘Last Suppers’ series
- Julia Göransson from Inuti, Stockholm
- Marcus Schubert's large format environment photographs
- Preview of Washington DC exhibition Outliers
- Powerful work by Soviet Gulag inmate Foma Jaremtschuk
- Interview with Martine Lusardy, Director of Halle Saint Pierre, Paris
- Howard Finster's mysterious secret language
- Robert Bannister's drawings of cosmic awareness
- Plus plenty of Reviews and Raw News
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