#intertwangleism

[colorspectrumflux]

I love these collaborative paintings between Butch Anthony and Audubon. Come and see the visionary installation that @museumofwonder created @therymergallery. Folks keep coming in and asking what the admission price is, it’s that good, and it’s free. Of course, you could choose to buy some art and support the arts and artists, and that in itself is just transformational, to your life and our culture. #butchanthony #museumofwonder #intertwangleism #therymergallery (at The Rymer Gallery) https://www.instagram.com/p/BrV4TBzhqHt/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=mwvw95n3o8re

[npr]

Here's one museum you can enjoy without even getting out of your car: a drive-thru museum in Seale, Ala.

Created by artist Butch Anthony, it's a collection of odd items — many of which people have given him — that he has decorated and set up inside shipping containers cut out with large display windows.

There's a gallstone from 1971 billed as the largest with a poem it inspired, a two-headed duck in a domed jar and an assortment of fossils.

"Then I've got it mixed with my artwork," he says. "I take old portraits from like the 1890s, but then I put bones on top of them, sort of like an X-ray, like you can see through them. That's the kind of art I do. I call it Intertwangleism. Sort of like cubism. That's my ism."

An Alabama Museum You Can Enjoy From The Driver's Seat

Photo: Timothy Hursley/Courtesy of Butch Anthony

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[amiwhoa]

Vision. Another piece of Butch Anthony art.

[thesoullaundry]

'Green Lady'  //  Butch Anthony

Hand Finished Intertwangleism on Giclee Image on 330gsm Somerset satin Paper 60cm x 49cm Numbered limited edition of 50   “intertwangelism” - an ism of his own creation

[thesoullaundry]

'Green Lady'  //  Butch Anthony

hand finished detail by the artist