'Visionary' is a term used to describe art that is created by people who use ordinary media to express their own intensely personal ideas about life. This museum has assembled a wonderful collection of this very Visionary art. Since Visionary artists generally lack formal training, and work outside of established art traditions, their works are as bold, innovative and inspirational as the visions that spawned them. Children under four years of age and under are free.
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Hands down, this is not only the finest museum of its type, but one of the finest museum's in the world. And it consistently is rated as such, but folks...
As weird as I am, I love quirky museums like AVAM! Unlike the Walter's & BMA which are filled with antiquated art forms, This museum is comprised of...
Love love love this place. A must see for visitors and locals alike. Take time to read about the art, the stories are as intriguing as the works. Not your...
“A Surprise to my trip”
It's not under my agenda when I planned for this 2 days trip to Baltimore. We passed by this museum and found out its extraordinary entrance wh...
“Very Disappointed”
I went to this museum without knowing anything about it. I did enjoy a few things, the post card exhibit, and the ship made out of toothpicks a...
“Food for thought found here.”
Our family of 5 just returned from a 5 day stay in Baltimore. We visited 10 Museums during that time and this was our family favorite. As menti...
“Fantastic and Eclectic!”
Having read the reviews on this site, I was looking forward to checking our this Art Gallery. Currently, the museum is showing its "All Faith's...
“A museum with a twist”
I ran into this museum by chance. Not having time to visit the Baltimore Museum of Art, I was walking around the Inner Harbor when I saw these ...
“One of the best exhbitis I have seen in a long time...”
It is not a "traditional" museum. It is unique in style and exhbits artwork that challenges your mind and how one may view art. VERY COLORFUL a...
A compelling experience!
No great fans of modern art, we visited purely out of curiosity. And while the exhibit (All Faiths Beautiful until Aug 2008) might not be to ev...
Definitely going back!
We went there last month and were fascinated! UNFORTUNATELY, no videotaping and/or photos are allowed inside, which is really too bad, because...
Wow
I liked the Baltimore American Visionary Museum of Art, it was one of the few things I got to experience in Baltimore with the little time I go...
Best in the Country
The American Visionary Art Museum is wonderful. Anyone that has the opportunity to come to Baltimore should definately check it out. It costs a...
Fun place to visit
We visited this museum because my son had met one of the artists and had been told it was fun to visit. Self trained artists, great work, well...
Fantastic!
So much outsider art all in one place is unusual and pretty incredeble.
Stretching art boundaries by Jan G. at InsiderPages
This museum showcases art outside of the realm of the mainstream art world. Much of the focus of the exhibits rests on more contemporary art. ...
Unique Museum. by Jasmeen s. at InsiderPages
Located near to federal hill, this museum is famous for its unique peice of art. This art museum is different from the rest of the museums. The...
crazy colection of art by Chris P. at InsiderPages
The American Visionary Art Museum as the craziest and most unique collection of art and artifacts. It's always changing ,so it's a good place ...
Unique and Inspiring by Debra A. at InsiderPages
The American Visionary Art Museum is almost overwhelming with dimension and color. All of its works are by self-taught artists, and somehow th...
Proving art is what you make it, this museum celebrates the unexpected talents of self-taught artists.
The SceneIn the courtyard, wind blows the pinwheels of the 55-foot-high whirligig. Metal milk-can pigs play near the door, while inside a w
Don't waste your time
This museum really exploits - rather than celebrates - art made by the untrained.
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