Howard Finster Vision House is dedicated to the man long considered the grandfather of contemprary folk art. The place where bicycle repairmen had his vision from God to paint the Gospel.
Take a look inside Howard Finster’s Vision House, a massive, physical legacy of America Folk art. Wile the vision House is currently largely intact, it is through hard work and support from his fans that Howard’s vision is being kept alive, and his historic Vision House open to the public.
Ongoing Renovations, Restorations, the Gift Shop and the Collection
"Well, as far as I'm concerned, I'm not here to live a normal life. I'm sent here on a mission."
Finster began his art revolution in the basement, eventually producing just shy of 47,000 pieces: Intricate brightly colored paintings with Bible verses, quirky wooden status and sculptures made from other people's trash
Finster: A Film about Howard Finster's Legacy
The Howard Finster Vision House Owner David Leonardis is interviewed for the film.