FolkArtwork Newsletter No. XLVIII: Prymachenko, Pippin & “Don’t Turn Off The Light” + More This Week in Outsider Art

THIS WEEK IN OUTSIDER ART​

“Things are beautiful if you love them.” — Jean Anouilh

MARIA PRYMACHENKO Pretty Pig (1965) // Gouache on paper, 60 x 85 cm via National Museum of Ukrainian Folk Decorative Art
ELAINE H. SPENCER Childhood Memory #44 / The Cellar: “Don’t worry,” said his sister sweetly, “I won’t turn off the light…” (1988) // Cotton; 51 3/4 × 43″ via American Folk Art Museum
HORACE PIPPIN The Ending of the War, Starting Home (1930-1933) // Oil on canvas via Philadelphia Museum of Art
DOROTHY F. FOSTER Solitude (n.d.) // Ink on found printed paper; 7 3/16 x 4 13/16 inches via Fleisher/Ollman Gallery
LORNE REID Untitled (1987) // Acrylic on board; 36″ x 45″ via Black Sheep Gallery
ADOLF WÖLFLI Gourmet Food Store: Feeding the Fishes (1911) Pencil and colored pencil drawing via the Prague City Gallery in the Czech Republic
ARTIST UNKNOWN David and Goliath Odd Fellows Folk Art (c. 1921; Lyons, Kansas) via Odd Evil Store
EMITTE HYCH Untitled paintings (c. 2000s) via The Pardee Collection
JACKIE BRADSHAW Fools in love (2022) // Watercolour on paper — available for purchase via the artist in the #FolkArtwork shop ✌️
FRIEDRICH SCHRÖDER-SONNENSTERN The King of Sniffles (Der Schnupfnkönig) (1958) // Colored pencil on paper via Milwaukee Art Museum

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ART ENVIRONMENT OF THE WEEK

John Christensen’s Rock Garden (aka Itasca Rock Garden)​

JOHN CHRISTENSEN Itasca Rock Garden (Christensen Rock Garden) (c. 1925-1938)

Located in small-town Albert Lea, Minnesota, the Itasca Rock Garden — it sits on the former Itasca Village that graced the land from 1855-1890 — or Christensen Rock Garden if you prefer — it was built by John Christensen — is another unique art environment of yesteryear.

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MUST WATCH

‘William Hall: Keep Drawing’

Enjoy a must-watch documentary short on self-taught artist William Hall, directed by Scott Ogden of SHRINE Gallery and Jenn Ruff, part of the 2019 Raw Vision short film competition.

“I knew I was alone and not accomplishing anything outside in the world, so I’ll accomplish it here, so it was sort of a lifesaver … Gee, we’re lucky to have something to do.”

William Hall

OH WORD?

Please enjoy these untitled works done by Nakhoda Abdalrasool Ghaibi, acrylic paint on canvas and paper, courtesy and many thanks to Morteza Zahedi of Gallery Outsiderinn.

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HAPPENINGS

GO SEE:

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LOS ANGELES

BALTIMORE

NEW MEXICO 

OHIO

TEXAS 


IN CASE YOU MISSED IT:

FROM THE COLLECTIVE

NOEL HATFIELD Girl with Impasto Flowers (2021) // Oil Painting on Dibond Aluminum with Gamvar Gloss Varnish — available for purchase via the artist on the #FolkArtwork shop ✌️

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

Published by marv

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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