A recent article in the New York Times profiles a variety of the artists exhibiting this last July at the International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe.  The story looked at folk artists from Borneo, Cuba, India, Mexico and Peru.  The first artist introduced was our friend Leandro Gomez Quintero from Baracoa, Cuba:  

Cheias 2000 - Nascimento da Rosita (Flood of 2000 - the Birth of Rosita) 

“Dios lo Bendiga, Mickey” (2016) by Carlos Garcia Huergo.

Outsider Art Out of Cuba

Edith Newhall - The Philadelphia Inquirer Nov. 25, 2018

“Dios lo Bendiga, Mickey” (2016) by Carlos Garcia Huergo.

Indigo Arts, Philadelphia’s longtime destination for folk art, is exhibiting a carefully curated show of works by five self-taught Cuban artists.

We are pleased to announce that the Twins Seven-Seven masterpiece, The Flying Snake Dog Flying Over the Red Skulls has found a place in the permanent collection of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.

I just visited Red Hook, Brooklyn to see the show at Pioneer Works, PÒTOPRENS: The Urban Artists of Port-au-Prince.  To those fellow lovers of Haitian art, Outsider and those just willing to challenge their eyes, I highly recommend it.  Here's some of the show description: