Intuit Art Center, established in June 1991, is a renowned museum dedicated to showcasing outsider and self-taught art from around the world. Located in Chicago, Illinois, the center exhibits a diverse range of artworks created by artists who have faced marginalization or have overcome personal challenges to express their unique artistic visions. Intuit believes that powerful art can be found in unexpected places and made by unexpected creators.

The center offers a wide variety of experiences for visitors, including current and past exhibitions, virtual exhibitions, and a permanent collection. Notable features include the Henry Darger Room, which preserves delicate objects from the collection, and exhibitions such as Ted Degener: At Home with Artists, showcasing portraits of art environment creators, and Purvis Young: Works on Paper, exploring the Black experience in Miami. Intuit also provides educational resources, group tours, and field trips, as well as an online blog for those interested in learning more about outsider art.

Additionally, the center hosts events and offers a teacher fellowship program. As a premier museum in the field, Intuit aims to champion diverse artistic voices and pathways, inviting all to explore the compelling and transformative power of outsider art. With its commitment to growth, enrichment, and accessibility, Intuit continues to bridge the gap between art and audience