Definition of outsider art in English:

outsider art

noun

mass noun

Art produced by untrained artists, for example children or mentally ill people.
Example sentencesExamples
- Although it is not possible to describe a ‘style’ of outsider art, there are, particularly among the paintings and drawings of psychiatric patients, certain formal similarities.
- Eleven public galleries with an interest in outsider art in Britain, France, Switzerland and America bought or showed him.
- What is your assessment of the field of folk and outsider art at present?
- Matt Lamb's situation has been both helped and hindered by this history and its influence on both critical and popular understandings of self-taught artists and outsider art.
- In the United States, the popular, commercial, and critical interest in folk art and outsider art that has exploded in recent decades is very evident in places like Texas, especially in Houston and Dallas.
- The mainly self-taught, imaginative and committed artists working on the margins of the art scene, whose work is called art brut, outsider art or folk art, have a new champion.
- The organizers will regroup and alter the fair's focus to include, in addition to contemporary art, outsider art and crafts.
- Its weathered Main Street storefront location houses three gallery spaces that typically feature both a local or regional artist and a group show, many of which fall into the realm of outsider art.
- As with other outsider art, critical assessment of them seems irrelevant, given their oddity and the privacy of their creation.
- While their work may be considered outsider art by some, the number of these artists' admirers - who include both beginning and experienced collectors - is growing.
- Galleries featuring everything from outsider art to major works by heavyweights such as Warhol, Rauschenberg and Basquiat are popping up all over town.
- For the officials of a museum specializing in outsider art, the first descent into the house's basement was an exhilarating experience akin to Howard Carter's first peek inside King Tut's tomb.
- References to children's art, outsider art and art brut are inevitable when discussing Jones's work.
- The relationship with outsider art persists, however, because of the obsessiveness of his work and its disregard for the canons of Western figuration.
- The argument goes that outsider art or Art Brut is strictly un-tutored and exists outside of the normal concept of art.
- In addition, there have been two presentations of Russian outsider art this year.
- Some have categorized Zelda's work as outsider art simply because the artist was mentally ill.
- Recently, his work has been key to several important group shows of outsider art, and this traveling exhibition of 46 pieces underscores the artist's relevance to today's mainstream art trends.
- In order to convey his inner vision, he adopted unorthodox materials and invented novel techniques to a degree that is unique in outsider art.
- He was a humble craftsman who played a role in the history of outsider art in South Africa, and should be remembered.

Derivatives

outsider artist

noun

Yet, Sesow, who calls himself an outsider artist, avoids the art crowd.
Example sentencesExamples
- A part of his compromise with the art system has involved incorporating some traits of the outsider artist's type of career.
- The outsider artist essentially wants to fulfil him or herself, and will just go for it against all the odds.
- There is a naivete and strangeness about them, almost as if they were the works of an eccentric outsider artist who never made that big trip to the Big City.
- In balancing the positions of the art school graduate on the one hand and the outsider artist on the other, Chiplis has given the art system a kind of tithe.

Definition of outsider art in US English:

outsider art

noun

Art produced by self-taught artists who are not part of the artistic establishment.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the United States, the popular, commercial, and critical interest in folk art and outsider art that has exploded in recent decades is very evident in places like Texas, especially in Houston and Dallas.
- Galleries featuring everything from outsider art to major works by heavyweights such as Warhol, Rauschenberg and Basquiat are popping up all over town.
- As with other outsider art, critical assessment of them seems irrelevant, given their oddity and the privacy of their creation.
- What is your assessment of the field of folk and outsider art at present?
- While their work may be considered outsider art by some, the number of these artists' admirers - who include both beginning and experienced collectors - is growing.
- For the officials of a museum specializing in outsider art, the first descent into the house's basement was an exhilarating experience akin to Howard Carter's first peek inside King Tut's tomb.
- In addition, there have been two presentations of Russian outsider art this year.
- The relationship with outsider art persists, however, because of the obsessiveness of his work and its disregard for the canons of Western figuration.
- Although it is not possible to describe a ‘style’ of outsider art, there are, particularly among the paintings and drawings of psychiatric patients, certain formal similarities.
- The argument goes that outsider art or Art Brut is strictly un-tutored and exists outside of the normal concept of art.
- Its weathered Main Street storefront location houses three gallery spaces that typically feature both a local or regional artist and a group show, many of which fall into the realm of outsider art.
- The organizers will regroup and alter the fair's focus to include, in addition to contemporary art, outsider art and crafts.
- He was a humble craftsman who played a role in the history of outsider art in South Africa, and should be remembered.
- References to children's art, outsider art and art brut are inevitable when discussing Jones's work.
- Matt Lamb's situation has been both helped and hindered by this history and its influence on both critical and popular understandings of self-taught artists and outsider art.
- Some have categorized Zelda's work as outsider art simply because the artist was mentally ill.
- Eleven public galleries with an interest in outsider art in Britain, France, Switzerland and America bought or showed him.
- Recently, his work has been key to several important group shows of outsider art, and this traveling exhibition of 46 pieces underscores the artist's relevance to today's mainstream art trends.
- The mainly self-taught, imaginative and committed artists working on the margins of the art scene, whose work is called art brut, outsider art or folk art, have a new champion.
- In order to convey his inner vision, he adopted unorthodox materials and invented novel techniques to a degree that is unique in outsider art.

单词	outsider art
释义	Definition of outsider art in English: outsider art noun mass noun Art produced by untrained artists, for example children or mentally ill people. Example sentencesExamples Although it is not possible to describe a ‘style’ of outsider art, there are, particularly among the paintings and drawings of psychiatric patients, certain formal similarities. Eleven public galleries with an interest in outsider art in Britain, France, Switzerland and America bought or showed him. What is your assessment of the field of folk and outsider art at present? Matt Lamb's situation has been both helped and hindered by this history and its influence on both critical and popular understandings of self-taught artists and outsider art. In the United States, the popular, commercial, and critical interest in folk art and outsider art that has exploded in recent decades is very evident in places like Texas, especially in Houston and Dallas. The mainly self-taught, imaginative and committed artists working on the margins of the art scene, whose work is called art brut, outsider art or folk art, have a new champion. The organizers will regroup and alter the fair's focus to include, in addition to contemporary art, outsider art and crafts. Its weathered Main Street storefront location houses three gallery spaces that typically feature both a local or regional artist and a group show, many of which fall into the realm of outsider art. As with other outsider art, critical assessment of them seems irrelevant, given their oddity and the privacy of their creation. While their work may be considered outsider art by some, the number of these artists' admirers - who include both beginning and experienced collectors - is growing. Galleries featuring everything from outsider art to major works by heavyweights such as Warhol, Rauschenberg and Basquiat are popping up all over town. For the officials of a museum specializing in outsider art, the first descent into the house's basement was an exhilarating experience akin to Howard Carter's first peek inside King Tut's tomb. References to children's art, outsider art and art brut are inevitable when discussing Jones's work. The relationship with outsider art persists, however, because of the obsessiveness of his work and its disregard for the canons of Western figuration. The argument goes that outsider art or Art Brut is strictly un-tutored and exists outside of the normal concept of art. In addition, there have been two presentations of Russian outsider art this year. Some have categorized Zelda's work as outsider art simply because the artist was mentally ill. Recently, his work has been key to several important group shows of outsider art, and this traveling exhibition of 46 pieces underscores the artist's relevance to today's mainstream art trends. In order to convey his inner vision, he adopted unorthodox materials and invented novel techniques to a degree that is unique in outsider art. He was a humble craftsman who played a role in the history of outsider art in South Africa, and should be remembered. Derivatives outsider artist noun Yet, Sesow, who calls himself an outsider artist, avoids the art crowd. Example sentencesExamples A part of his compromise with the art system has involved incorporating some traits of the outsider artist's type of career. The outsider artist essentially wants to fulfil him or herself, and will just go for it against all the odds. There is a naivete and strangeness about them, almost as if they were the works of an eccentric outsider artist who never made that big trip to the Big City. In balancing the positions of the art school graduate on the one hand and the outsider artist on the other, Chiplis has given the art system a kind of tithe. Definition of outsider art in US English: outsider art noun Art produced by self-taught artists who are not part of the artistic establishment. Example sentencesExamples In the United States, the popular, commercial, and critical interest in folk art and outsider art that has exploded in recent decades is very evident in places like Texas, especially in Houston and Dallas. Galleries featuring everything from outsider art to major works by heavyweights such as Warhol, Rauschenberg and Basquiat are popping up all over town. As with other outsider art, critical assessment of them seems irrelevant, given their oddity and the privacy of their creation. What is your assessment of the field of folk and outsider art at present? While their work may be considered outsider art by some, the number of these artists' admirers - who include both beginning and experienced collectors - is growing. For the officials of a museum specializing in outsider art, the first descent into the house's basement was an exhilarating experience akin to Howard Carter's first peek inside King Tut's tomb. In addition, there have been two presentations of Russian outsider art this year. The relationship with outsider art persists, however, because of the obsessiveness of his work and its disregard for the canons of Western figuration. Although it is not possible to describe a ‘style’ of outsider art, there are, particularly among the paintings and drawings of psychiatric patients, certain formal similarities. The argument goes that outsider art or Art Brut is strictly un-tutored and exists outside of the normal concept of art. Its weathered Main Street storefront location houses three gallery spaces that typically feature both a local or regional artist and a group show, many of which fall into the realm of outsider art. The organizers will regroup and alter the fair's focus to include, in addition to contemporary art, outsider art and crafts. He was a humble craftsman who played a role in the history of outsider art in South Africa, and should be remembered. References to children's art, outsider art and art brut are inevitable when discussing Jones's work. Matt Lamb's situation has been both helped and hindered by this history and its influence on both critical and popular understandings of self-taught artists and outsider art. Some have categorized Zelda's work as outsider art simply because the artist was mentally ill. Eleven public galleries with an interest in outsider art in Britain, France, Switzerland and America bought or showed him. Recently, his work has been key to several important group shows of outsider art, and this traveling exhibition of 46 pieces underscores the artist's relevance to today's mainstream art trends. The mainly self-taught, imaginative and committed artists working on the margins of the art scene, whose work is called art brut, outsider art or folk art, have a new champion. In order to convey his inner vision, he adopted unorthodox materials and invented novel techniques to a degree that is unique in outsider art.
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