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Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art
Добавлен 24 май 2012
Founded in 1991, Intuit is a premier museum of outsider and self-taught art, defined as work created by artists who faced marginalization, overcame personal odds to make their artwork, or who did not, or sometimes could not, follow a traditional path of art making, often using materials at hand to realize their artistic vision. By presenting a diversity of artistic voices, Intuit builds a bridge from art to audiences. The museum’s mission is grounded in the ethos that powerful art can be found in unexpected places and made by unexpected creators.
Leslie Umberger Accepts the Visionary Award - Intuit Re:Visionary Ball
Re:Visionary Ball took place on Saturday, June 8, 2024. Intuit was honored to award the Visionary Award to Leslie Umberger and the Advocates for the Arts Award to Janet and Craig Duchossois. Douglas Robson was Re:Visionary Ball Chair.
Leslie is the curator of folk and self-taught art at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. She is known for situating artists who navigated their own artistic path, often in oppressive environments, within specific cultural contexts and establishing meaningful frameworks for the art they have made.
Leslie is the curator of folk and self-taught art at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. She is known for situating artists who navigated their own artistic path, often in oppressive environments, within specific cultural contexts and establishing meaningful frameworks for the art they have made.
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In Dialogue on Henry Darger with Jan Tichy
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In the third of three conversations with Intuit President and CEO Debra Kerr, artist and educator Jan Tichy discussed his introduction to Henry Darger, his installation Artes in Horto - Seven Gardens for Chicago in collaboration with ART on THE MART, and the significance of Darger’s legacy in Chicago and beyond. The conversation occurred on August 18, 2023.
Artist Talk: Dr. Charles Smith
Просмотров 36Месяц назад
How can we preserve an art environment after its maker is no longer around to maintain it? What does the process of preservation look like? How can communities support local art environments? Learn about Dr. Charles Smith, his artistic practice and the African-American Heritage Museum and Black Veterans Archive from the artist himself. Together with Intuit board member Cleo Wilson, Smith discus...
Janet and Craig Duchossois Accept the Advocates for the Arts Award - Intuit Re:Visionary Ball
Просмотров 34Месяц назад
Re:Visionary Ball took place on Saturday, June 8, 2024. Intuit was honored to award the Visionary Award to Leslie Umberger and the Advocates for the Arts Award to Janet and Craig Duchossois. Douglas Robson was Re:Visionary Ball Chair. Janet and Craig have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to improving the lives of Chicagoans through their contributions to philanthropy, especially the arts....
Re:Visionary Ball 2024 Remarks
Просмотров 412 месяца назад
Re:Visionary Ball took place on Saturday, June 8, 2024. Intuit was honored to award the Visionary Award to Leslie Umberger and the Advocates for the Arts Award to Janet and Craig Duchossois. Douglas Robson was Re:Visionary Ball Chair.
"It's a Masterpiece!" and Other Reactions to Collection Artworks from Pre-K Children
Просмотров 642 месяца назад
For more than two decades, Intuit has provided award-winning professional development to educators through its Teacher Fellowship Program (TFP). Throughout the school year, TFP supports a cohort of teachers to create an interdisciplinary lesson plan inspired by outsider artists. By introducing outsider art into their classrooms, Teacher Fellows give their students an opportunity to translate th...
Preserving Art Environments: A Conversation with Salvation Mountain and the L.V. Hull Legacy Center
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How can we preserve an art environment after its maker is no longer around to maintain it? What does the process of preservation look like? How can communities support local art environments? Together with Annalise Flynn, curator of "Ted Degener: At Home with Artists" and manager of SPACES Archives, Yaphet Smith from the L.V. Hull Legacy Center and Bob Levesque from Salvation Mountain discuss h...
In Dialogue on Henry Darger with Lisa Stone and Sydney Walters
Просмотров 171Год назад
In the second of three conversations with Intuit President and CEO Debra Kerr, scholar Lisa Stone and art educator Sydney Walters discussed their introductions to Henry Darger. Stone addressed her co-curation of the Henry Darger Room and her thoughts on the Room’s legacy. Walters shared her experience crafting Henry Darger-inspired lesson plans and how these lessons align with her artistic and ...
In Dialogue on Henry Darger with Philippe Cohen Solal
Просмотров 165Год назад
In the first of three conversations with Intuit President and CEO Debra Kerr, internationally acclaimed musician, composer and producer Philippe Cohen Solal discussed his introduction to Henry Darger, his Darger-inspired album and project "OUTSIDER," and the significance of Darger’s legacy.
Dr. Charles Smith Receives Intuit's 2023 Visionary Award (FULL SPEECH)
Просмотров 76Год назад
On June 2, 2023, Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art and Ball Chair Lionel Rabb awarded the 2023 Visionary Award to Dr. Charles Smith at the Visionary Ball at the House of Blues. A preacher, activist, Vietnam veteran and divinely-inspired artist, Dr. Charles Smith has a body of work encompassing thousands of sculptures depicting the tragedies and triumphs of the African-American e...
Championing Self-Taught Artists: Intuit Partners with Facilitated Art-Making Studios
Просмотров 126Год назад
Artists with disabilities still face enormous challenges as individual and as artists. Some audiences refer to artists with disabilities as students or kids, not as professionals. If you don't have a chance to see work by these artists, there's a whole genre of art missing from your life. It's important for exhibition spaces like Intuit to showcase works by artists with disabilities it furthers...
Friendships, Creativity and Futures Reimagined: Summers with the IntuiTeens
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Many Chicago teens have limited or no opportunities to experience powerful art like self-taught and outsider art and to express their creativity in a safe space. Intuit's IntuiTeens Summer Youth Program inspires curiosity, connection and hope for teens like Torrence, Giselle and Tate. Since its founding in 1991, Intuit board, staff, members and volunteers have believed that the instinct to crea...
In Conversation with Arkee Chaney (Part 2)
Просмотров 33Год назад
In this two-part virtual field trip, Intuit educator Paula Santos and ceramicist, cartoonist and painter Arkee Chaney discuss Chaney’s work, which provides commentary on African American experiences, politics and racism. Together, Santos and Chaney talk about the artist's background, his artistic practice and his hopes for the future. Intuit’s virtual field trips are supported in part by a gran...
In Conversation with Arkee Chaney (Part 1)
Просмотров 48Год назад
In this two-part virtual field trip, Intuit educator Paula Santos and ceramicist, cartoonist and painter Arkee Chaney discuss Chaney’s work, which provides commentary on African American experiences, politics and racism. Together, Santos and Chaney talk about the artist's background, his artistic practice and his hopes for the future. Intuit’s virtual field trips are supported in part by a gran...
The Immersive Environments of Lonnie Holley
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Intuit educator Paula Santos and art educator Cade Smith discuss artist Lonnie Holley's sculpture "You Alley Thing" in this virtual field trip. Smith shares information about Holley's residency at the museum and touches on how this piece fits into the artist's oeuvre. Together, Santos and Smith take a close look at the materials used in Holley's sculpture. Intuit’s virtual field trips are suppo...
Intuitive Painting with William Hawkins
Просмотров 147Год назад
Intuitive Painting with William Hawkins
Through Trains and Tunnels with Martín Ramírez
Просмотров 119Год назад
Through Trains and Tunnels with Martín Ramírez
Through the Eyes of Eugene Von Bruenchenhein
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Through the Eyes of Eugene Von Bruenchenhein
The Personal Perspective of Clementine Hunter
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The Personal Perspective of Clementine Hunter
How Artists with Disabilities Fit into the Greater Art World
Просмотров 185Год назад
How Artists with Disabilities Fit into the Greater Art World
The Ethics of Exhibiting Artists with Neurodevelopmental and Mental Health Disabilities
Просмотров 170Год назад
The Ethics of Exhibiting Artists with Neurodevelopmental and Mental Health Disabilities
The Relationship Between Art Making and Mental Health
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The Relationship Between Art Making and Mental Health
Showcasing Authentic Voices: Intuit's Legacy of Outstanding Exhibitions
Просмотров 702 года назад
Showcasing Authentic Voices: Intuit's Legacy of Outstanding Exhibitions
IntuiTeens Quilt Reveal: Celebrating Life-Changing Learning and Creativity
Просмотров 772 года назад
IntuiTeens Quilt Reveal: Celebrating Life-Changing Learning and Creativity
Good reading from 3 different professors
Thank You !
Brilliant lecture. Dubuffet is one of the most important artists in history and this talk gives great insights in his genius.
Fascinating>
The lecturer sounds like Richard Dreyfuss.
Thanks!!
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I definitely understand the statement " i didn't know how to teach because didn't nobody teach me." So i had to learn how to teach the subjects that i taught myself. ~ Bryan S. Harris
cool interview thanks for making it :)
This is so exciting!
En Paz Descanse el gran Henry Darger.
Henry Darger, genial Maestro del arte por el arte, Descansa En Paz.
Descanse En Paz, Maestro inmenso del arte por el arte.
I met her a few times at Accents Studio a jewelry store at 611 N State St. in Tree Studios. I was fortunate to buy several art pieces. Hands on a Keyboard, yellow flowers on foam core. And a lady picture. . She needed to support herself.
So great!
You make such beautiful videos! Easy video ranking = "Promo SM"!!!
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Ese fue un corrido con albures, no un corrido serio. And 1925 was a short period of relative peace in Mexico because the Mexican Revolution ended in 1921 and the Cristero Revolution started in 1926 and ended in 1929.
Michael Bonesteel says well why Darger created this unique art : " It was Henry Darger's search for the Grail, his search for God, his search for himself...".
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Wonderful!
An unknown bag lady with an amazing talent that was finally recognized bless her
Thankyou for this, very interesting.
this is bullshit there putting words in vivian maier month unless she told them what she was thinking or wrote it down there putting words in her mouth and meaning to her art that might not have anything to with the art but she not here to talk for her self this just another case of people making money off someones art so they make up this story and the meaning behind her work when in truth vivian maier was the only person who know about her art
The best, and I say again, the best street photographer ♥️
I put a comment in here and got deleted and it wasn’t offense? My option that Vivian Maier was autistic and for some reason it wasn’t liked ?
Hi Andrew, thank you for bringing this to our attention. We see your earlier comment in our notifications, but it doesn't appear in the comments section. We will look into this.
Superb lecture.
Seriously flawed panel. Poorly framed like the interviewer who asks “what are your favorite colors - red, white or blue?” Totally inappropriate.
Great lecture! Very good speaker. Thank you for posting.
So interesting. He lived such a lonely and tortured life.
Is somebody doing dishes in the background?
Lovely! I love her art!
Love what you’re doing and sharing his art and story, he’s my great great grandpa... which is crazy I know... but i love this.
Martin Ramirez had 3 daughters when he left for California in 1925, the only boy in the family, the youngest one, was not his biological son because by then Martin Ramirez wife had left him for another man and she got pregnant while Martin Ramirez was in California, and he couldn't father that boy being in California, so any direct descendant from Martin Ramirez cannot have the Ramirez last name. All those who claim to be Martin Ramirez descendants with the Ramirez last name (grandchildren, great grandchildren, great great grandchildren, etc.) are not biologically related to Martin Ramirez because he only had three daughters.
Great talk and very informative
Great talk very informative
Thanks for posting this very informative talk Intuit.
So art collectors are holding it hostage. A group of insiders, probably the same ones that mocked Mr Darger’s work upon it’s initial release now own his work. What a load.
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so is there any news? can we see the result?
Thanks for sharing this bit about Mr. Darger.
Amen
22:58 One adjective to describe her is curious, as in very curious about the world, curious about how people and things look. When she could afford it, she paid for a big trip to see the world. When she couldn't afford it, she was still deeply curious about the world near her. Her pictures are definitely made, not taken. They are keenly observed and well composed, not casual. They appear to be a deliberate life-long art project, the result of passion and dedication, and a good deal of her resources.
It's like me I shoot 7 days week and if I shoot under 100 in my few hours in street I am a little disappointed. It's a complusion to create art or something of significance to fill your need or void. I understand her so much. In her camera could she veiw what she shot? I remember in 1982 my first camera a Canon. I went everywhere shooting images mostly in the street.
I knew Gregory Warmack, a.k.a. Mr I. while he was in Bethlehem, Pa. I still have a piece he made me from his tin roof of his home, before the fire destroyed everything. R.I.P. Mr I.
Great show of a great person! I was blessed to have known Mr. Imagination for about 6 years in the early 80's in Chicago. He made a sandstone piece for my parents. He was such a kind, caring and loving person. That was his best art... who he was!