PUBLIC MARKS from borsky with tag "079-Art brut"

in French. Lots of links

in French. Rusted metallic Sculptures.

In French. "Des passerelles entre l'art populaire, l'art brut, l'art naïf, le surréalisme spontané et l'art immédiat: une poétique de l'immédiat"

Kinetic sculptures. "Hundreds of carved figures and pieces of old scrap perform an incredible choreography to haunting music and synchronised light, telling the funny and tragic stories of the human spirit as it struggles against the relentless circles of life and death. SHARMANKA (Russian for hurdy-gurdy) was founded by sculptor-mechanic Eduard Bersudsky and theatre director Tatyana Jakovskaya in St.Petersburg (Russia) in 1989. Audiences in many countries have been fascinated by its magic, and based in Glasgow since 1996 it has gained a reputation as one of the city’s hidden treasures."

In French or Dutch. Site of the tour d'Eben-Ezer by visionary Robert Garcet

In Dutch. Cool site with 'kijkdozen'.

Magazine of outsider art

Beautiful site of this Baltimore museum. Online galleries, list of visionary artists

In French. Avant-garde, outsider art, 'pataphysique.

"RE/Search grew out of Search & Destroy, which Jello Biafra, Dead Kennedys founder, called “the best punk rock publication, ever. It combined art and photography with in-depth interviews and articles.” Every RE/Search book continues the Punk Rock Cultural Revolution, but strives to provide permanent inspiration to artists/cultural scientists of the future, providing careful editing, reference sections, photos, art and anthropological history."

In French. Outsider art, visonary art, cult fiction

Book fetishism, illustrations and graphic design from around the world

"BOMB was named after Wyndham Lewis’s Blast, a 1917 journal edited by artists and writers. Following in this tradition, BOMB’s editors are also all practitioners of the arts. BOMB was launched because its early editors saw a gap between the way art and literature were discussed and understood by those individuals outside the creative arts and those within the disciplines. BOMB bridges that gap through intellectual, provocative, and daring interviews between artists speaking about their own process, as well as original poetry and fiction"