| Opening Reception: Friday, June 3, 5-8pm
| |  Esta Chido Todo:
The Drawings of Raul Maldonado
June 3 - September 3, 2011
Curated by Susan Matthews
Raul and crew worked feverishly all day Wednesday, carefully installing each poster board to transform Intuit's Main Gallery.
Experience these large scale drawings for yourself at the free Opening Reception on Friday from 5-8pm. Meet the artist and treat yourself to a tamale when the tamalespaceship from Tamalli Space Charros lands outside Intuit from 6pm-8pm.
Click here to learn more about this exhibition. |
Opening Reception: Saturday, June 4, 1-4pm
| |  Intuit's Teacher Fellowship Program Exhibition
June 4 - 25, 2011
Join us for the free Opening Reception on Saturday, June 4 from 1-4pm. Come meet the teachers and students. See the art the students created based on the work of several outsider artists. |
| Intuit's Birthday Party: June 10, 10pm |  Thanks to all our friends who have donated their time and talent, Intuit's Birthday Party event will also help raise funds for Intuit. Lord of the Yum-Yum will emcee the evening and will be playing the first set, followed by Cast Spells and headlined by Bottomless Pit. Birthday cupcakes and treats for all have been donated by our friends at Amazing Edibles. There will also be a raffle with prize packages including gift certificates to local businesses (Saki, 694 Wine & Spirits, Reckless Records, DeLux Bar and Grill) and art donated by Mikey Welsh, Chris Kerr and Jeremy Tinder.
Advance tickets available now online or buy them in person at Intuit - $20. |
Outside Chicago Tour: June 25, 8:30am
|  Enjoy round-trip transportation, lunch and a guided tour when you join Intuit on a trip to view Hard Truths: The Art of Thornton Dial at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. This exhibition presents 70 of Dial's work, including 25 pieces on view for the first time.
Be sure to reserve your spot today, minimum capacity needs to be met by June 6th!
General Public $100
Intuit Members $75 |
Outside The Box: Eugene Von Bruenchenhein
| |  Eugene Von Bruenchenhein seemed to use anything he could to create his artwork. He painted using cardboard and homemade paintbrushes, created sculptures out of chicken bones and cement, and exercised his camera with double exposures to heighten his photography.
Self-taught and self-proclaimed, "Freelance Artist, Poet and Sculptor, Inovator [sic], Arrow maker and Plant man, Bone artifacts constructor, Photographer and Architect, Philosopher," see his work during the upcoming exhibition Eugene Von Bruenchenhein: From the Wand of the Genii, at Intuit September 16, 2011 - January 14, 2012. Untitled (Painting) April 28, 1955, Gift of Lewis and Jean Greenblatt |
Membership and Support
|  Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art is a non-profit art center that promotes outsider, intuitive and self-taught art. As a member of Intuit, you have free admission to ongoing exhibits, programs and other benefits. But more importantly, you are our partner in a unique mission. |
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