

Banners for the “Great and Mighty Things”: Outsider Art from the Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Collection exhibition hang from the...
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If you haven’t seen his website Narrow Larry’s World of the Outstanding by now, then click on over — you...
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Outsider Art Fair Opens at 548 West 22nd Street By ROBERTA SMITH Linda Rosier for The New York Times Photo credit: “26...
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Kentucky folk artist Jessie Cooper passed away today after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease. Her husband, Ronald Cooper, died...
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Never-seen-in-public architectural model of the folk art masterpiece,Watts Towers by Simon Rodia. Finally, after 15 years, “Narrow” Larry Harris’ Watts Towers model...
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By Rich Copley — rcopley@herald-leader.com kentucky.com The first time Mike Norris met Minnie Adkins, he didn’t have much to give...
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I recently heard from Chris Roush, grandson of Missouri folk artist Bob Smithy, who is interested in selling the remaining...
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Slotin Folk Art Auction Fall Masterpiece Sale November 10-11, 2012 – Buford, Georgia VIEW Online Catalogs Here Featuring The Private...
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Montrose, S.D., sculpture park puts one man’s fertile imagination on display The Associated Press IF YOU GO … Porter Sculpture...
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Mr. Imagination with his work at Folk Fest in Atlanta, 2009 March 30, 1948 – May 30, 2012 Mr. Imagination...
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Five years ago, New York based artist and art dealer, Harris Diamant, discovered an extraordinary hand made album containing 283...
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Creating Artworks Without a Net The 20th Anniversary of the Outsider Art Fair By KAREN ROSENBERG Published: January...
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THE ELECTRIC PENCIL, the story of Outsider Artist James Edward Deeds Jr. Committed for Life at the tender age of...
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The Future Of Salvation Mountain Uncertain | KPBS.org Tuesday, December 20, 2011 Photo by Angela Carone / KPBS Above: Salvation Mountain, with...
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Preservation Wins: Dubuque Yard Grotto to be Preserved By Sarah Oltrogge An eleventh-hour rescue to save a rare Dubuque “yard...
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“Iowa” by Melissa Polhamus, Virginia Beach, Va. Courtesy Collection of Kelly Ludwig Dazzling undiscovered art from America’s back...
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photo courtesy of Slide Quest Bob Cassilly, founder of City Museum, found dead in bulldozer at his Cementland project By Dale...
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CRITIC’S NOTEBOOK Kirsten Luce for The New York Times The American Folk Art Museum recently sold its West 53rd Street...
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Bishop’s Castle, a set on Flickr. Nothing can prepare yourself for the moment you see the castle. Winding roads up...
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‘Phonehenge West’ creator found guilty of additional violations From the LA Times http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2011/06/an-acton-man-already-facing-criminal-penalties-for-building-an-elaborate-structure-called-phonehenge-west-without-permi.html An Acton man already facing criminal penalties...
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New York Times By KATE TAYLOR Published: May 10, 2011 The Museum of Modern Art is buying the building of...
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Folk Art Museum Show for Venice Canceled by stephanie cash 04/25/11 Art in America http://www.artinamericamagazine.com/news-opinion/news/2011-04-25/folk-art-museum-venice-cancellation-benetton/ An exhibition of African-American self-taught artists and graffiti...
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Mr. Imagination (photo courtesy of Rare Visions) Lonnie Holley, Gregory Warmack (a.k.a. Mr. Imagination), Charlie Lucas (a.k.a. Tin Man)...
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Tyree Guyton is planning to cover a street in Midtown for several weeks as part of a series showcasing the...
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By Eileen Drennen For the AJC 5:47 p.m. Thursday, February 3, 2011 “Wait right here,” Mr. Imagination says before ducking...
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Smither Park is a new visionary art park in collaboration with the Orange Show Center for Visionary Art and the...
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Second Chances: Folk Art Made from Recycled Remnants Now on View at SFO SAN...
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Folk art superstar’ Mamie Deschillie died Friday By Alysa Landry The Daily Times Posted: 11/29/2010 10:39:04 PM MST FARMINGTON —...
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From CultureMap Houston:By Shelby Hodge November 9th, 2010 at 8:24 AM Only Orange Show founder and patron Marilyn Oshman could...
detailspreviewDetour Art pieces fill a gallery through November 7 That’s just one special exhibition at the fine Muskegon Art Museum,...
detailspreviewDetour Art—Outsider, Folk Art, and Visionary Environments Coast to Coast September 16 through November 7, 2010 Art and Photographs from...
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Courtesy of Lynne Brown, Folk Art Messenger: Good News! THE FOLK ART MESSENGER is going to the designer today and...
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Margaret’s Grocery is in danger of falling into disrepair. Pepsi is giving away over a million dollars to fund the...
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http://www.gwinnettdailypost.com/entertainment/headlines/100548864.html ART BEAT: Folk Fest celebrates 17 years of self-taught fine art Posted: 11:09 AM Aug 12, 2010 Reporter: Holley Calmes ...
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Debt Problem Has Museum Scrambling By KATE TAYLOR Published: August 8, 2010<nyt_text><nyt_correction_top> The American Folk Art Museum, which has struggled financially...
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Alex Bonham-Carter/SUN PHOTO Kelly Ludwig, Ludwig Design, presents her GPS-based travel application ‘Best Road Trip Ever.’ The app, designed with...
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The Detour Art exhibit opened Friday night at the Historic City Hall in Lake Charles, LA. The turnout was terrific,...
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It is finally happening! 3 years in the planning and the art is on the road! The City of...
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<nyt_headline type=” ” version=”1.0″>Search for de Soto in Southeast Georgia <nyt_byline> By EVE M. KAHN Published: May 20, 2010 ...
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I just talked to MT and he is still just as full of spit and vinegar as ever. Of course,...
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“When I was 80, I had enough work to do for the next 10 years. Now at 90, I...
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EDITORIAL Don’t let the spires crumble Amid a city budget crisis, LACMA offers its help in preserving the Watts Towers....
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Junkyard Poet of Whirligigs and Windmills By SCOTT SHANE Published: April 5, 2010 New York Times LUCAMA, N.C. — Just...
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