A fascinating and visually engaging monograph features 39 color and black-and-white photographs of select works from the oeuvre of Creative Growth artist Donald Mitchell. Essays from a group of international art experts, writers and collectors including Tom di Maria, Lucienne Peiry, Frank Maresca, Lyle Rexer, Colin Rhodes are curated by Cheryl Rivers of the American Folk Art Museum's Folk Art Institute and explore essential themes and questions raised by Mitchell's work, including the relationship between artist and viewer, the use of repetitive motifs and the meaning of "Outsider Art." This book serves as an engaging overview of Mitchell's work as an artist at the Creative Growth Art Center in Oakland, California, which provides a professional studio environment for artists with developmental, mental and physical disabilities, offering opportunities for artistic growth and expression along with national and international gallery exhibition and a social, creativity-nurturing atmosphere.

• By Donald Mitchell.
• 92 pages.
• Hardcover.
• By Creative Growth.
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