One Fine Show: “The Lost World, The Art of Minnie Evans” at the High
In Atlanta, the artist’s hallucinatory compositions challenge the boundaries of so-called folk art with their depth and technical complexity.
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Christina Forrer’s Whimsical Wonderlands of Myth and Memory
Her folkloric figures are bound not by narrative certainty, but by unseen forces—family, fables and the psyche—that stretch across the human experience like nerves.
One Fine Show: ‘Patterns in Abstraction’ at the High Museum of Art
American folk art appeals at times like these because it seems to exist outside of the contemporary art historical narrative, but it’s really not that far removed from the conversation.
