A city known for its creative spirit that lives continually with the possibility of its own destruction, New Orleans has always danced in defiance of death. During Hurricane Katrina, artists were among those who refused to leave and were some of the first to return, drawn back to the beautiful, often dysfunctional city that was their inspiration. Since the disaster, they continue to struggle as never before.
James LaLande was one of those who stayed. For months afterwards he could not concentrate well enough to paint, but the need for repairs to his home spurred him back to work, and in autumn 2006 his vinyl paintings were part of a group show at the Art League of Long Island featuring Gulf Coast artists who survived Katrina.
This unique book presents works that until now have only been seen in private collections or museum vaults. Works by well known outsider artists and new discoveries express their personal interpretations of sexual desire and activity.
Now available as a downloadable PDF!
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Downloadable PDF version of the "Texts, Time and Listings" section of the Outsider Art Sourcebook featuring key texts, timeline and bibliography on Outsider Art as well as listings for Galleries, Studios, Websites & Organizations.
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Downloadable PDF version of the Environment section of the Outsider Art Sourcebook featuring 60 visionary environments from around the world. PREVIEW HERE
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This is a downloadable (PDF) version of the large Artists section of our renowned Outsider Art Sourcebook. Nearly 200 artists - fully responsive - biographies, references, images