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Deborah Williams – First Freedoms in Captivity (at the First Amendment Museum)

Deborah Williams – First Freedoms in Captivity (at the First Amendment Museum)

Fall 2021, Features and Essays | 0 comments

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Freedom & Captivity: Prison Art Kits from Waterville Creates

Freedom & Captivity: Prison Art Kits from Waterville Creates

Fall 2021, Uncategorized | 0 comments

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Olivia Hochstadt and Jan Collins – Artmaking in Maine State Prison: “They can take our bodies but not our minds”

Olivia Hochstadt and Jan Collins – Artmaking in Maine State Prison: “They can take our bodies but not our minds”

Fall 2021, Features and Essays | 0 comments

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Edgar Allen Beem – Freedom & Captivity: The Art of the Incarcerated

Edgar Allen Beem – Freedom & Captivity: The Art of the Incarcerated

Fall 2021, Features and Essays | 0 comments

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Véronique Plesch – Graffiti: Captivity and Freedom

Véronique Plesch – Graffiti: Captivity and Freedom

Fall 2021, Features and Essays | 0 comments

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Veronica Cross – Sheldon Scott’s Ruminations on Blackness in Capital, Captivity, and Catharsis: Portrait, number 1 man (day clean ta sun down), 2018

Veronica Cross – Sheldon Scott’s Ruminations on Blackness in Capital, Captivity, and Catharsis: Portrait, number 1 man (day clean ta sun down), 2018

Fall 2021, Features and Essays | 0 comments

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