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Raw Vision 80 is now being printed
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Cover article: Propet Isaiah Robertson in front of his incredible creation in Victoria Falls, USA.
In this fascinating issue...
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Madge Gill
Roger Cardinal discusses the significance of the postcard drawings of mediumistic Londoner artist, Madge Gill, who channelled her spirit guide, Myrninerest.
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Schröder-Sonnenstern
Peter Gorsen presents the heretical bestiary of Friedrich Schröder-Sonnenstern, whose vibrant works portray a fabulous co-equality of man and animal.
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Prophet Isaiah Robertson
Fred Scruton introduces the elaborate visionary environment of Prophet Isaiah Robertson, who claims that his carpenter-hands are being used as tools of God to inform the world about his prophecies of Armageddon.
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John Gilmour
Mary Margaret Johnston-Miller and James David Miller discuss the watercolours of patient John Gilmour from the early years of the Twentieth century at the Crichton Royal Institute in Scotland.
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Liz Parkinson
Terrence Relph looks at the arresting works of internationally recognised, self-taught Australian artist, Liz Parkinson, who was a forerunner in the antipodean world of outsider art.
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Chuck Rosenak
James Arient interviews Chuck Rosenak about the folk art journey he and his wife Jan made through the USA, and his thoughts on the future of the genre.
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Chaz Waldren
Marc Steene introduces the religion-infused work of Chaz Waldren, whose work first surfaced as part of the Outside In programme for artists outside the mainstream at Pallant House Gallery in the UK.
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Plus plenty of Raw Reviews
Exhibition reviews include Human, Soul & Machine: The Coming Singularity! at the American Visionary Art Museum; Singular Spaces: from the Eccentric to the Extraordinary in Spanish Art Environments at The Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery; and Raw Vision: 25 Years at Halle Saint Pierre.
Book reviews include Josef Hofer by Elisabeth Telsnig and Franz Murauer; Jon Serl: The Mutability of Being by Jo Farb Hernandez, Randall Morris & Cara Zimmerman; and Folk Art: The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture, Volume 23, edited by Carol Crown and Cheryl Rivers.
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