Outsider artists

Welcome to Outsider – Art from the Outside. Art from the Outside is a magazine dedicated to Outsider Artists! We use the term “Outsider” loosely to cover various other art forms. Below is a non conclusive listing of what you can expect to see in Outsider Art Magazine: Outsider Art Art Brut Self-Taught Artists Folk Art Underground Arts Lowbrow Art Dark Art Naïve Art Neuve Invention Intuitive Art etc … Of course, the is not a list set in stone and there are more than a few ways to interpret…

Art from the Outside is a magazine dedicated to Outsider Artists! We use the term “Outsider” loosely to cover various other art forms. Below is a non conclusive listing of what you can expect to see in Outsider Art Magazine: Outsider Art Art Brut Self-Taught Artists Folk Art Underground Arts Lowbrow Art Dark Art Naïve Art Neuve Invention Intuitive Art etc … Of course, the is not a list set in stone and there are more than a few ways to interpret what constitutes an Outsider Artist.

Many well known artists had formal training to learn how to paint or draw. Nowadays, there is a growing group of people expressing themselves creatively that is now called outside artists. This means this category of artists have no formal training that preceded creating their works of art that are now on display for public viewing and purchase. Craftwhack has compiled a list of contemporary outsider artists to check out. Learn more… #outsiderartists #artistswithouttraining…

You may not have heard of these talented artists before, but you’ll be happy to discover them now!

The east London outsider artist who channelled her 'spirit possession' into beguiling images.

He Destroyed His Entire Body Of Work Three Times -- But His Outsider Art Lives On

The east London outsider artist who channelled her 'spirit possession' into beguiling images.

In its ambitious new summer exhibition, the Whitechapel Gallery aims to integrate the artworks of respected experimenters like Pablo Picasso and Paul Klee with the purveyors of 'Art Brut' who so often inspired them.

The museum is home to the single largest public repository of works by Henry Darger (1892–1973), one of the most significant self-taught artists of the 20th century. …