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What the New Wave of Prison Art Tells Us About Incarceration Today

From LEGO sculptures to psychedelic quilts, several new exhibits convey the prison experience in ways that transcend words alone.

Closing Argument • 08.12.2023

A Battle Over First Amendment Rights in Prisons

New York state tried to limit writings and artistic works from prisoners — illustrating a growing issue across the country.

Closing Argument • 06.10.2023

An Ode to Memo, the Cellmate and Art Teacher Who Saved My Life

After decades in the system, I was acting like a wild horse roaming the countryside. Memo taught me how to paint through the chaos.

Life Inside • 11.04.2021

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