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The modern art is very strange and is not of my liking. The artwork from the years between 1500-1850 is the best.

I liked all of the art especially the statues and the paintings. I also enjoyed the rooms that made it seem like I was outside.

This exhibition is exploitive. If 'outsider' art should be institutionally recognized why separate it at all? The Bonovitz's are just rich people interested in collecting cheap artwork under the mask of anthropology. The PMA should invest in young contemporary artist that truly pushes the buttons of its old people demographic.

Kudos PMA! This exhibition, in particular, highlights the need for greater acceptance of art as a vital part of everyday life; as well as, a greater need for a discussion of what is Art. The blurriness of the lines between art that is considered mainstream (aka trained artists in the system) versus the art shown in this exhibit as outsider makes me wonder about the small confines we have placed art into over the decades. For example, I see the stone carvings that were created as headstones, and can't help but compare them to Brancusi. Or, I may see a drawing clipped onto a shopping cart of a person that I normally would steer clear of, but that expression is no less valid and that person is no less an artist. Thank you, PMA, for an exhibit that challenges my own thinking around what art is in our current society, but also gets my creative pulse beating.

good stuff very inspirational

it is so pretty and cool

I thought this exhibition was incredibly interesting. I was particularly pleased with how organized everything was presented. The idea that 'outsider' art is becoming accepted into galleries is something that keeps art interesting because it is everyday people doing amazing things.

Lots of people question and challenge the label 'Outsider,' considering this kind of autonomous, self-taught work as significant an expression of American art as anything happening in New York, for example, during the same time period. I hope the museum realizes that some of these artists' work should be incorporated into galleries of post world war 2 American art, without the 'outsider' label.

We thought this exhibit was amazing! There were so many different types of artist from a multitude of backgrounds and ethnicities. We think that this adds so much more significance to the exhibits and allows for all people to have some type of connection to the artist themselves.

I think that the at museum in general was just amazing and if anyone asked me would I recommend a trip to this place I would most deffinitly say YES

More exhibits from Russia would be greatly appreciated.

Loved the exhibit.

i really enjoyed reading everyone else's comments!

Interesting.

The art was really cool. I liked the helping people. I got so bored. It was so much fun that I didn't want to leave. I wish I could have left earlier.

I liked it, but i didn't like it!!!!!!

Cool.

pretty cool i liked the wolf thet had hair