"Floral Fantasies between Symbolism and Outsider Art" Joint Exhibition in GermanyHelena Philomena Klara Katinka Maisch until August 4, 2019 The Wilhelm Hack Museum in Ludwigshafen, the Prinzhorn Collection in Heidelberg, zeitraumexit in Mannheim, together with Galerie Alte Turnhalle in Bad Dürkheim and Museum Haus Cajeth in Heidelberg, illustrate the significance of plants as projections of mental states in a variety of contexts in "Gewächse der Seele: Floral Fantasies between Symbolism and Outsider Art". A shuttle service to all participating venues is available. www.wilhelmhack.museum Slotin Folk Art AuctionJohn Bellany April 27–28, 2019 Slotin's two-day Spring Masterpiece Sale features 1,119 lots of the best in self-taught, outsider and folk art, art brut, rare Southern folk pottery, circus and carnival Items, African American quilts, international folk art, trade signs, Native American art, erotica, canes, antique and anonymous works and new discoveries. Register here. Slotin Folk Art The Doors of Perception at Frieze NYJanko Domsic May 2–5, 2019 The Outsider Art Fair has announced "The Doors Of Perception", a unique project in collaboration with Frieze NY, curated by artist Javier Téllez. The exhibition will feature over 40 visionary artists from around the world, including works by Noviadi Angkasapura, Frédéric Bruly Bouabré, Henry Darger, Janko Domsic, Minnie Evans, Guo Fengyi, Martín Ramírez, Judith Scott, Melvin Way, George Widener, Adolf Wölfli, and Anna Zemánkova among many others. Buy tickets here. Randall's
Island Park, New York, NY 10035 Ody Saban in Lavaluntil June 23, 2019 Ody Saban’s latest exhibition presents her paintings, watercolours and artist books from 1977 to 2019. Musée d’Art Naïf et d’Arts Singuliers European Outsider Art ConferenceMay 24-26, 2019 From May 24–26, Inuti is hosting the European Outsider Art Association (EOA) conference in Stockholm and Sala, Sweden. The topic “Ǝ Quality” will continue the emphasis on “The Artist's Voice”. It will explore who decides what is good art and for what reasons and what is meant by ‘quality’ in outsider art. The conference will also focus on artists’ rights and the importance and challenge of building equality in the art world and how can we support inclusion. Click here for tickets. Stiftelsen Inuti Raw Vision 101 on its way to subscribers now!Raw Vision Short Film CompetitionBelow is Rob Lentz's entry into the 2019 Raw Vision short film competition. The text-based artworks of Louis DeMarco (b. 1985, Chicago) incorporate messages that are both urgent and impenetrable, combining an intuitive flair for graphic design with an eccentric approach to the English language. But words began shaping this artist long before his Cloud Charts and text signs appeared in works of art: as a child he was hyperlexic – unable to communicate verbally, but able to read and write by the age of 2. With the gift of a typewriter from his parents, the words came out in a flood and they have not stopped since. "Hyperlexia" explores DeMarco’s journey through language, in visual art as well as music, to arrive at a deeper understanding of his creative life. Louis DeMarco is a member of Project Onward, a Chicago-based studio for artists with developmental disabilities and mental illness. His drawings and paintings have been exhibited all over the world, appearing in galleries and museums, in print, and as monumental public art. Rob Lentz is the co-founder and former director of Project Onward; he now operates as an independent curator and art consultant. Check out the rest of the short film competition entries here. |