Folk art is art from everyday life that was made for entertainment or display, often by amateur artists. Collectors have focused on game boards, carousel figures, cigar-store Indians, tramp art ...

Christmas decorations are made at Vallaincourt Folk Art in Sutton. (WBZ-TV) The handcrafted pieces begin to take shape when a chalkware mix is poured into antique chocolate molds that date back as ...

They moved into their 8,000-square-foot El Dorado Hills, Calif., home three years ago. That space has been quickly filled with their many finds, which now sport Christmas flourishes.

The mahi-mahi, pictured below, was one of the first fish Dale Werner painted when he got the idea for palm frond art. He sells each piece for anywhere from $35 to $350 depending on the size and ...

The Kentucky Folk Art Center (KFAC) at Morehead State University is one of Kentucky’s special places. Located in the historic Union Grocery, the Center offers much more than a typical museum ...

On display — and on sale — will be framed art, iron work, wood carvings, garden art, seasonal decor, florals, handcrafted furniture, textiles and candles. This year marks the 30th anniversary ...

They came to the world’s largest international folk art market from more than 60 nations with a range of ethnic, cultural and economic diversity. From Japan, there were silk and bamboo kites.

The American Folk Art Museum in New York examines the multifaced implications of “home” in “Somewhere to Roost,” an exhibition opened on April 12, 2024, on view through May 25, 2025.