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Curious about the origins and significance of outsider art? On the horizon at the American Folk Art Museum in New York, Dr. Lisa Grant, the museum’s esteemed curator, will lead an insightful talk uncovering the history and importance of outsider art in the United States. Attendees can expect a guided journey through the fascinating lives and works of self-taught artists who shaped America’s artistic landscape from the margins. Set within the museum’s vibrant, welcoming galleries—famed for thoughtful folk art exhibitions and engaging educational programs—this event offers a unique opportunity to explore the stories and motivations behind outsider art. Whether you’re a scholar, student, or appreciative viewer, this Curator Talk promises enriching dialogue and a deeper understanding of America’s cultural heritage. Don’t miss this chance to connect with art that speaks from the soul!