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Visionary Art Website full of Links and Information about the Artistic Visionary Movement


"Great leaders are visionaries with a poorly developed sense of fear and no concept of the odds against them." - Dr. Robert Jarvik, (Inventor of artificial heart)
Art of American Visionaries. This unique website exhibits critical collections of American Visionary Art. All artists, in American and throughout the world, are interpreting a vision. The visionary artist seems to operate with a higher calling. A vision, if you will, that is esthetic, spiritual, psychological, and philosophical. America has a rich tradition of folk art. While the visionary artist does not necessarily work in community, they typically hold to the same compulsive energy and religious commitment. Visionary adj. 1. Of the nature of a fantasy or dream. 2. Given to impractical or fanciful ideas. 3. Not practicable; utopian. -n, pl. ies. 1. One who has visions. 2. One given to impractical or speculative ideas. While a visionary artist may hold to some pragmatism in their worldview, apologetics are never at the summit of their spiritual hierarchy. This process is an inward look at the condition of the soul as it embraces God-consciousness. Provided are links to some visionary exhibits you will want to process as your start your quest.

Totem Triptychs: Pop Neo Surrealistic paintings covering a wide variety of themes. Exhibited at the Lincoln Center in Fort Collins, CO these 36 triptych paintings allow the panels to be interchanged.
Carnivalesque Collaboration: Contemporary artist appropriates teenage carnivalesque drawings. These dark images hold "outsider" sensitivities.
Grotesque Pages: Gallery of the grotesque art. Laboriously detailed hybrid masks come alive in this grotesque art collection. Masks from the Chicago Field museum merge with studies of human facial expressions. Exhibition: Midwest Museum of Art.
Heterosexual Monogamy: American regionalism paintings focused on marriage. "Using ancient and modern symbols, the exhibit stirs up emotions-the ones locked in the belly. In the detailed-filled works, several stories are being told-like a strange conversation." -Times Union
Pop-Mennonite: Mennonite, Amish art & culture. Explore conservative Mennonite religion in this contemporary exhibit. . "…jarring juxtaposition of the sacred and the secular…" -Canadian Mennonite "…carnivalesque images that manifest from cultural critique…" -Indiana Review
Beyond Dogma: Contemporary religious paintings such as A Deity for Darwin and Exorcism. Various images from the collection have toured the United States, from California to NYC.
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