The American Folk Art Museum, New York City’s only museum dedicated to folk and self-taught artists, houses a collection of over 7,000 works created by artists without formal training. Spanning four centuries, the permanent collection includes a wide range of mediums such as paintings, photographs, sculptures, and textiles, all depicting the textures and colors of everyday American life. The museum regularly updates its diverse exhibitions every few months, offering visitors a dynamic and evolving experience with each visit.
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