The Heidelberg Project was created by artist Tyree Guyton, beginning in 1986 with his childhood home, which became known as the Dotty Wotty House. Over time, it expanded to 22 properties. However, not everyone appreciated his art, and at various times, parts have been dismantled.
The Heidelberg Project not only builds on its legacy, but supplies resources for educators.
If you have interest in contemporary art, Grand Rapids Art Prize is a must-see event. Courtesy of Artprize 1. Art Prize is Back Beginning September 16, 2021, the world’s largest public art competition is coming back to Grand Rapids, Michigan. Artists take over the city, displaying art on the street, in businesses, and other venues […]
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If you enjoy it outsider art, we suggest you visit a small but amazing outsider art museum in Chicago. The nonprofit Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art is a hosts many superb temporary exhibitions. We suggest a visit the next time you are in Chicago. Henry Darger The big attraction is the […]
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