Art brut

L’art brut est défini comme l’art créé par des personnes qui n'ont pas reçu de formation et évoluent en dehors des institutions du monde de l’art. Aujourd'hui, ce domaine est de plus en plus important et diversifié au sein du monde de l’art, de grands musées constituant des collections et organisant des expositions rétrospectives d’artistes.

Christie’s est le leader du marché dans cette catégorie et détient les records mondiaux obtenus lors de ventes aux enchères incluant des œuvres de maîtres du genre, tels que Henry Darger, William Edmondson et Bill Traylor.

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Peinture abstraite et texturée avec des traits bleus, verts et blancs vibrants entrelacés pour créer une composition dynamique et chaotique.

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Cara Zimmerman
Head of Americana and Outsider Art
New York
Appel+1 212 636 2230
E-mailCZimmerman@christies.com
Cara Zimmerman is a Vice President, Head of Americana and Outsider Art. Since joining the company in 2014, Cara has developed and expanded Christie’s Outsider Art sales, creating stand-alone auctions for the category and achieving world auction records for important Outsider artists including William Edmondson, William Hawkins, Bill Traylor, and Carlo Zinelli, among many others. She has also been instrumental in highly successful Folk Art sales, which have achieved top prices for works by artists including Edward Hicks, Ammi Phillips, Wilhelm Schimmel, and Samuel Addison and Ruth Whittier Shute.

Before joining Christie’s, Cara worked for the Philadelphia Museum of Art and served as Executive Director for the Foundation for Self-Taught Artists in Philadelphia. She has edited and written for catalogues published by the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Ackland Art Museum at UNC Chapel Hill, San Jose State University, and the University of Delaware University Museums. Cara received her AB from Harvard University and her MA from the University of Delaware. She is a PhD Candidate at the University of Delaware.
Sofia Rodriguez-Borja
Cataloguer
New York
E-mailsrodriguez-borja@christies.com
Sofia Rodriguez-Borja is the Cataloguer for the Outsider Art Department in New York. She is responsible for researching and cataloguing all property for auction and private sales. Since joining Christie’s in October of 2023, Sofia has worked with both the Latin American Art and American Art Departments. Sofia holds a BA in Art History from Suffolk University.
Natalie Fisken
Sale Coordinator
New York
Appel+1 212 203 8310
E-mailnfisken@christies.com
Natalie Fisken is the Sale Coordinator for the American Art department in New York, where she oversees the logistics and administrative operations for the department’s auctions and private sales. Prior to joining Christie’s in 2023, she graduated from Tulane University in New Orleans, where she double majored in Art History and Finance with a minor in Legal Studies.
Julia Jones
Associate Specialist
New York
Appel+212 974 4474
E-mailjjones@christies.com
Since joining Christie’s in 2018, Julia Jones has been instrumental in the successful sale of works of important American furniture and paintings, Outsider art and Decorative arts. Julia has worked on landmark sales such as the Collection of Anne and Gordon Getty, La Rêverie: The Collection of Sydell Miller and the Collection of Henry Ford II. She oversaw the white glove sale of High Style in Highland Park: The Collection of Mr. & Mrs. Edwin L. Cox. Julia graduated with B.A.’s in Art History and Anthropology from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., and went on to receive her Master’s degree in History of Art at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London.