Intuit Art Museum, also known as IAM, and formerly known as Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art, is a museum in the West Town neighborhood of Chicago. Founded in 1991, the museum is one of only a few internationally that presents exhibitions and educational programs dedicated to self-taught and outsider art. A group of Chicago art enthusiasts, including Susann Craig, Robert A. Roth, and Marjorie and Harvey Freed, founded Intuit in June 1991. In 1995 the museum gained a physical space in the Roger Brown Home and Studio at 1926 North Halsted Street in the Lincoln Park neighborhood. The museum moved to a larger space in 1999, an 1874 brick building at 756 North Milwaukee Avenue which was formerly the location of the Randolph Street Gallery. An expansion in 2006 provided more exhibition space and the Robert A. Roth Study Center. From 2023–2025, Intuit Art Museum completed a 20-month, $10 million renovation and expansion that tripled its exhibition and programming space. More information...
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