Parallel Visions II
dal 5/4/2006 al 25/5/2006
Segnalato da
Roger Ackling
Chelo Amezqua
Emery Blagdon
Joseph Crepin
Henry Darger
Lucky de Bellevue
Steve di Benedetto
Marcel Dzama
Oyvind Fahlstrom
Sam Gordon
Chris Hipkiss
Ray Johnson
Frank Jones
Michel Nedjar
Raymond Pettibon
Sandra Sheehy
James Siena
Mary Temple
Anna Zemankova
Rosa Zharkikh
5/4/2006
Parallel Visions II
Galerie St. Etienne, New York
Just as our view of modernism has changed in the intervening years, the boundaries between 'outsider' and 'insider' art have gradually begun to blur. this show will provide an incisive update on the subject by pairing self-taught artists with 'mainstream' contemporary artists.
"Outsider" and "Insider" Art Today
Self-Taught Artists and the Mainstream Art World
In 1992, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art presented a groundbreaking exhibition titled “Parallel Visions," which traced the connections between modern artists and their self-taught colleagues. This exhibition played a major role in establishing the field of “Outsider Art" as it exists today. However, just as our view of modernism has changed in the intervening years, the boundaries between “outsider" and “insider" art have gradually begun to blur. Parallel Visions II: “Outsider" and “Insider" Art Today, planned to run from April 6 through May 26, will provide an incisive update on the subject by pairing self-taught artists with “mainstream" contemporary artists.
Among the artists scheduled for inclusion in the exhibition are Roger Ackling, Chelo Amezqua, Emery Blagdon, Joseph Crepin, Henry Darger, Lucky de Bellevue, Steve di Benedetto, Marcel Dzama, Oyvind Fahlstrom, Sam Gordon, Chris Hipkiss, Ray Johnson, Frank Jones, Michel Nedjar, Raymond Pettibon, Sandra Sheehy, James Siena, Mary Temple, Anna Zemankova and Rosa Zharkikh.
Galerie St. Etienne / Grandma Moses Properties
24 West 57th Street
New York, New York 10019
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