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Our People
For this group show, the artists were asked to think about what community means to them in a time of deep division. Learn More -
Inside / Outside
In collaboration with The Plaxall Gallery, FHG artists were inspired to share their own experiences and perspectives of living with mental illness. View Artwork -
A Kingdom in Pieces
This community display features animals from the teaching collection of the American Folk Art Museum and works by FHG artists. View Exhibit -
Outsider Art Fair
Couldn't make the Outsider Art Fair? You can still view the drawings and fiber works from our booth by clicking the link! View Artwork -
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Fountain House Gallery provides an environment for artists living and working with mental illness to pursue their creative visions and to challenge the stigma that surrounds mental illness.
Fountain House Gallery recently organized an evening trip to view our artists’ work at two Long Island City locations: The Citigroup Building and Fountain House Studio.
Fountain House Gallery has participated in the annual Outsider Art Fair for more than a decade, and we continued the tradition at this year’s Fair.
This contemporary multimedia exhibition comprises works drawn from traditional fiber practices as well as innovative new methods of working with familiar materials.
“Mad About Art,” Fountain House Gallery’s Annual Art Auction and Benefit, took place on November 13, 2018, at the venue Metropolitan West. The evening was a rollicking success, artistically and financially.
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Thank you @mentalspaghetti for featuring Fountain House Gallery artist Susan Spangenberg!
“Art allows me to express the thoughts and feelings...
Congratulations to our friends at @afamuseum for an outstanding and wildly informative new exhibition “Made in New York City: The Business of Folk Art”! Be sure to visit and hopefully you will have your mind changed about “folk art being country art” as curator #ElizabethWarren said last night.