FolkArtwork Newsletter No. XXXIV: Outsider Art Fair Must See Works + Handmade Playing Cards c. 1900 in This Week in Outsider Art

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THIS WEEK IN OUTSIDER ART​

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As I fully digest and recover from three days at the Outsider Art Fair, enjoy just a few select postings of some of my favorite things so far — for a full recap, be sure to catch next week’s newsletter or check out OAF Highlights Part One and Part Two 😉

Elijah Pierce
Scott Csoke
David Zeldis
David Zeldis
Minnie Evans
David Butler
R.E Treubel
William Hawkins
Jimmy Lee Sudduth
Myra Kukiiyaut
Janet Sobel

much more to come from the Outsider Art Fair

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THIS WEEK IN OUTSIDER ART​

UNKNOWN African American Playing Cards, Mississppi (c. 1900- 1920) // Oil based color on reused product cardboard via Joshua Lowenfels Works of Art
TIMOTHY WYLLIE The Transformation of Death: Machu Picchu, Peru (1991) // Prismacolor on watercolor paper via New Discretions
DAVOOD KOOCHAKI Untitled (2015 – 2020) // Graphite on paper; 70×50 cm courtesy and many thanks to Morteza Zahedi of Gallery Outsiderinn
CLEMENTINE HUNTER Baptism (ca. late 1960s) // Acrylic on board via Lindsay Gallery
SHENANDOAH WORKERS Hooked Rug: Simple Simon (1933) // Wool on burlap via American Folk Art Museum
BEVERLY BUCHANAN Miz Hurston’s Neighborhood Series – Church (2008) // Acrylic on foamcore; 10 × 5 1/2 × 6 1/2 in via Andrew Edlin Gallery
WILLIAM HAWKINS Ship with Yellow Mast (1989) // Enamel and collage on Masonite via Ricco/Maresca Gallery
SAM DOYLE Try Me (c. 1970-1980) // Paint on roofing tin via High Museum of Art
KING NOBUYOSHI GODWIN The camel is having a chilling day because it is at the circus (2023) // Acrylic on canvas via SAGE Studio & Gallery

FLASHBACK

A blast from the past: Installation view of Mose Tolliver’s work at SHRINE’s booth at the 2018 Outsider Art Fair // Credit Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; Adam Reich

HAPPENINGS

GO SEE:

NEW YORK 

CHICAGO

LOS ANGELES

​PHILADELPHIA

TEXAS

WISCONSIN

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT:



FROM THE COLLECTIVE

SARAH LEE The day Mrs. Roach realised Mr. Roach is actually a huge prawn (2022) // Acrylic on Canvas Paper — available for purchase via Sarah Lee on the  FolkArtwork shop

And check out original artwork for sale at the FolkArtwork Collective
Thank you <3

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An artist/curator of outsider art and folk artwork, specializing in the marketing, buying and selling, promoting, educating, and storytelling of non-conforming artists.

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