04/17/2026
For the 34th edition of the Outsider Art Fair, 6 dealers showed their work solely online as contributors to OAF Digital. See works from these exhibitors, and more, through April 30 at the link in our bio.
Paris-based Galerie Arthur Borgnis presents a selection of European art brut, including the work of the Croatian ex-pat Janko Domsic (b. 1915; d. 1983). In the 1930s, Domsic left for France, where he is believed to have spent time in prison and worked in railway construction, ending up in the Place de Clichy where he lived in poverty. His works reflect a personal mystic spirituality, combining geometric figures such as the pentagram, the sw****ka, the dollar sign, the communist hammer and sickle, the Orthodox cross with French, Croatian, and German texts. His work is included in the collections of the Centre Pompidou (Paris, FR), the LaM (Lille, FR), and the Collection de l’Art Brut (Lausanne, CH).
Henry Boxer Gallery (London, UK) shows the work of Iranian artist Mehrdad Rashidi (b.1963; Sari, IR), alongside historical Outsider art material. After leaving Iran for Germany at 20, Rashidi began to draw later in life, doodling on any and all paper he could find; old notebooks, envelopes, receipts, and discarded advertising pamphlets. Henry Boxer Gallery debuted his work in the US at the Outsider Art Fair in 2013.
Sunshine Coast-based dealer Cathy Condon features the work of Danny Bickmore (b. 1979; Alice Springs, AUS). Raised on a cattle station outside of town, he draws from childhood experiences of rock formations and landscapes in the desert.
New York’s Deer Gallery presents a painting by the pulp artist Albert Dennis Neville (1895-1970). Most known for his pastel portraits of glamorous starlets, Neville’s work filled the covers of Silver Screen and Screenland magazines in the 1930s, early iterations of the tabloid.
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