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NY Times Review of Summer Exhibition |
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Art in Review by Roberta Smith
August 20, 2010
The notion that self-taught art remains a terra incognita, constantly refreshed by hidden streams of creativity around the world, is reinforced by this vibrantly inharmonious show. It presents four artists born after World War II who are largely unknown to New York galleries and museums, although one or two have been glimpsed at the annual Outsider Art Fair.
For full review : http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/20/arts/design/20galleries-001.html
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IdeaFestival |
| Louisville, KY Sept 28-Oct 2, 2010 |
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The Gallery is proud to be a sponsor of the IdeaFestival from September 28 - October 2, 2010.
Founded in 2000, the IdeaFestival is a world-class event that attracts leading and highly diverse thinkers from across the nation and around the globe to explore and celebrate innovation, imagination and cutting-edge ideas.
Chris Doyle and Brent Green will be featured in a group exhibition of Creative Capital artists.
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Art Forum Berlin |
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| The gallery will be returning to exhibit at Art Forum Berlin from October 6 - 10, 2010.
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Charles Steffen in the New York Times |
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By Ken Johnson January 29, 2010
The Chicago native Charles Steffen (1927-1995) attended art school briefly and worked as a draftsman in his youth. A mental breakdown led to a 13-year stay in a psychiatric institution, after which he lived with his mother and drew so prolifically that the family had to throw out decades' worth of work for fear of fire. His known oeuvre dates only from 1989...Read More.
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New Book on Henry Darger out |
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Henry Darger, a critical reappraisal of the self-taught American master, is published and now distributed worldwide by Prestel Publishing. The volume features an introductory essay by Klaus Biesenbach, Chief Curator of Media at MoMA, which locates Henry Darger for the first time as a central figure in the history of contemporary art. Contributions by Brooke Davis Anderson, from the American Folk Art Museum, and Michael Bonesteel illuminate Darger's working method and source materials and present Darger's life through the context of his work. This volume will have 304 pages and approximately 275 illustrations.
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