Some images from our last visit to the self-taught / visionary collection at the High in Atlanta:
Howard Finster: An Angel of the L-rd, #10000
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Henry Church: A Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed 
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Ben Shahn: The Church is the Union Hall
Clementine Hunter: Melrose Plantation
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Mr. Imagination: Horse
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Leroy Almon: Sacrifice of Isaac
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Louisiana Bendolph: Blocks and Strips Medallion Quilt
Ulysses Davis: Jesus on the Cross
Herbert Singleton: Hallelujah Door
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Nearby at the Weiland Pavilion is this work by Fred Wilson — Chandelier Mori: Speak of Me as I Am
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The Detroit Institute of Arts did this clip upon installing their chandelier by Fred Wilson, ‘To Die Upon a Kiss’