
Join Matt Ledbetter, esteemed auctioneer and folk art connoisseur hailing from Gibsonville, North Carolina, as he unveils the rich tapestry of Southern Folk Art. With personal ties to numerous folk artists through his renowned quarterly auctions, Matt brings you on a journey through the intricate history, the profound motivations, and the intimate encounters that shape the world of folk art.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 68 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArtsHistory | |||

Matt Ledbetter went into the depths of his attic and came back with the spookiest pieces in his collection, and he and Sully are decked out in Southern potters' Halloween wares.
The table is stacked. Stacey Lambert's Pennywise, made for Matt's son b... more
In this episode of House of Folk Art, Matt and Sully try something new: ten topics, six minutes each. Matt maps out a three-month House of Folk Art road trip from Tennessee to the Outsider Art Fair in New York, shares the story of two paintings that ... more
Matt sits down with collector Mike Smith for a closer look at the work of S.L. Jones, using several carved heads and drawings from Matt’s collection alongside Mike’s firsthand memories of visiting Jones at his home in West Virginia.
Mike met S.L. Jo... more
Matt sits down with antique dealer and collector Laura Saville for a deep dive into old baskets, using examples from Matt’s collection and baskets Laura brought with her to answer a deceptively simple question: how do you know a good basket when you ... more
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A deep-dive into Southern folk art, outsider and self-taught traditions, with a focus on provenance, market dynamics, and real-world collecting. Conversations blend personal storytelling, auction-style insights, and field anecdotes from galleries, shows, and living artists, offering practical buying strategies, behind-the-scenes looks at shows, and vivid portraits of artists, dealers, and collectors. A standout angle is the family‑run Auction operation and the community around regional shows, making it both instructional for collectors and entertaining for enthusiasts seeking authentic, craft-forward perspectives.
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Recent guests on House of Folk Art include:
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