We got knocked down a peg thanks to a really harsh review from our mom.
finally, an art space for the proudly telestial crowd
Welcome Fellow Misfits
At The Museum and Gallery of Misfit Art, we provide a safe space for expression, representation, and challenging the status quo.
Curated by the Black Temple Art Collective, our gallery features over 100 unique pieces of local art, and is the official home of the Irene’s Entropy’s Living Letter collection which shares the handwritten stories of real women who have escaped trauma and reclaimed their identities.
An Art Experience Unlike Any Other in the Heart of Provo Utah (of all places).
Mark Your Calendar – Fresh New Exhibits and Shows are coming every month!
Featured Exhibits & Events
Our Mission Call
Our mission is to serve those who do not fit the status quo. Our prayer is to the gods of rationality and tolerance. Our hope is in the arm of flesh and the hands of our chosen family. Our faith is in the courage of those who speak truth to power. Our truth is earned through tears. Our lives are lived but once. Our shelves are made to be broken. And if all that isn’t worth making art about…
What is?
Join the Revolution – Support A Lost Cause
Making art is hard enough – and it’s even harder to when you’ve been actively opposed by your community. Help us continue to share our unique voice and keep this safe space alive for those that feel like they have none. Any little bit helps.
They’d Like to Bear Their Testimonies
The Museum and Gallery of Misfit Art is a haven for creativity and self-expression. I found healing in the artwork and stories on display.
Emma Thompson
As an art enthusiast, I was blown away by the unique and thought-provoking pieces at the Misfit Art gallery. A must-visit for anyone looking for a different perspective on art, especially if you’re stuck in Provo for a day.
John Smith
The Irene’s Entropy project touched my heart and opened my eyes to the strength of real women. It’s a powerful exhibit that will leave you inspired and empowered.
Michael Johnson
This so called art was neither honest, praiseworthy, nor of good report. It only strengthened my testimony and thus failed its pathetic mission to deceive. Shame on all the artists involved except whoever did the trolls, I liked those.
Betsy Widsoe
