Highlights from the Intuit Art Museum Collection
Susann Craig Gallery
Kevin Sampson, Port Wine Stains
Highlights from the IAM collection are on view beginning May 23 in the first-ever gallery devoted to continually exhibiting the museum’s collection. Artworks include William Hawkins’ monumental Statute of Liberty (1986); work from an artist-built environment by Emery Blagdon; sculpture by Kevin Sampson and work Lonnie Holley made during a 2007 residency at IAM; paintings and works on paper by Howard Finster, Sister Gertrude Morgan, Martín Ramírez and Nellie Mae Rowe; and a recent commission by Milwaukee-based artist Della Wells.
The exhibition acknowledges significant work made by Chicago-based artists such as William Dawson, Lee Godie, Mr. Imagination, Roman Villarreal, Wesley Willis and Joseph Yoakum. Additional works from the collection may be seen on view in Henry Darger: The Room Revealed and Catalyst: Im/migration and Self-taught Art in Chicago.
Minnie Evans, Revelations
Sister Gertrude Morgan, Chart of Revelations 10, 11, 12, 13
Wesley Willis, Untitled (Chicago Intersection: Chicago, Milwaukee, and Ogden Avenues)
Emery Blagdon, Untitled, #364 (Hanging Flat Squares)
William Hawkins, The Statue of Liberty
Lonnie Holley, Working on Milwaukee Ave.
Kevin Sampson, Port Wine Stains
Joseph E. Yoakum, Mt. Japvo peak in Himalaya Range Near Kohuna East India East Asia
Martín Ramírez, Estate of Martín Ramírez
Della Wells, Yes, we will find peace, my sister
Nellie Mae Rowe, Black Dog
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