I liked that James Castle was a recycler before recycling was invented. I especially liked the sculpure of all the stuff. I liked the armor exibit better. And the guns. Did he like pie?

My favorite exhibit was the armour and weopons exhibit and my favorite picture was the man in red between two giant chickens

I liked the Man in red beteen two giant chikens.

I like the part of the museum were they showed the Turkey! Also i liked the armor exibit. What is the coat of rings called? Why did james catle use soot instead of berry juice?

Though the James Castle exibit was pretty good.

I liked that James Castle used a lot of cool things to make his arttwork and it's kind of unusaul that James Castle used spit and soot to make his paintings black and white, also it was very cool to see those random letters on a sheet of paper, it was kind of like he was making his own language

I really liked the art.And I also like the way James Castle recycled before it was populer!!!!!

I agree with Kimberly James
castle used the coolest things to make art!

I agree wth Allie.

I agree with Allie and I think it stinks that he lost so much of his artwork

Hay.Whats up.It is me Sam.It was good to meat you.

i absoulutly loved the James Castle part of the museum.it was very fun to learn more about him.he was very interesting to me because he used soot and spit to draw.it was awsome how his family was letting him do his work.i loved his work.my favorite drawing was 'man in red between two giant chickens'.that picture was funny.

I think that Jacob was totally right when he said that the museum was awesome

I agree with Kimberly because I think it was amazing that he just wrote letters that he thougt were important.It seems WEIRD!

I loved all of James Castle artwork and think it is bad he had to restart his artwork even no I never saw the movie I still learned alot !!!!

I liked the museum alot and I would like to go back soon xoxoxox

I agree with Keith I think he had a really awesome comment

I really thouht the whole museum was cool.My favorite part was the James Castle tour.I liked the quilt show because all the different colors in the quilt.

i loved the exhibition of James Castle because he used the coolest things to make his artwork and because just all of the artwork he did was cool and artistic. It was also cool to learn things about james castle and learn why he did this type of artwork. it was great that he still did artwork even though he was deaf.

The museum cool and I liked how the tour guide told us to look for different things.It was instresting how he recycled and that he soot, spit, sticks and food labels.I liked how he drew even thouth he did not know he would become famous.I can not beleive he family was poor and he still drew all those pictures.

I liked the exibition a lot more than I had expected. I really liked the picture of man with two giant chickens.I also like the way he made his drawings with soot, spit and sticks that is really cool.

I agree with Jared. He must be the most awesome kid in the world. He ROCKS!!!!!!!

I really thouht the whole museum was really cool but my favorite was the Giftshop.I hope can go there again my second favorite thing was the Arms andArmor I thouht it was really interesting.I know my third favorite thing was the James Castle tour .I thouht it was cool.

The exhibition is beautifully done, and perfectly complimented by the wonderful film of Castle's work which is continuously showing. Congratulations to the Foundation for Self-Taught Artists which made this possible.

Ahh! I am glad that his art work are being brought up to a museum like Philadelphia Museum of Art because people were often forget how acute visual sensibility Deaf people usually have.

Now due to his deprive-ness from any forms of communications, especially with the American Sign Language; this is not a surprise to me at all.

I am very glad that his art work are now being in exhibition.

I was unaware of Castle's work until the May 2000 show at The Drawing Center in NYC. I have been haunted by his work ever since, and will be making the trip from NY to see this show. I look forward to spending time with these incredibly personal and humble works in person.

These striking images are made all the more captivating when juxtaposed with Castle's tools (sticks, soot, chalk and the like) and his speech and writing books. What a fascinating glimpse into a bygone era.