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Art Behind Bars: A Prison Art Show
Date:
Sunday, November 06, 2005
Time:
4:00 PM
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5:00 PM
Event Type:
Other
Organizer/Author:
Location Details:
Modern Times Bookstore
888 Valencia St (b/t 20th and 21st)
888 Valencia St (b/t 20th and 21st)
Prison Art Show with Art Behind Bars and Prison Art
Art Behind Bars is a project that was started in 2004 in Los Angeles to exhibit work by artists in California's Supermax prisons. The project highlights the brutality and ineffectiveness of the penal system and reminds us of the humanity and worth of the men and women held in prisons.
Tonight’s art show will feature dozens of works drawn by prisoners. Margie Ghiz of Art Behind Bars will speak about her project, focusing especially on the role of Security Housing Units in California. Ed Mead, the editor of Prison Art Newsletter and president of California Prison Focus, will speak about incarceration and alternatives to the current criminal justice system.
This event is endorsed by California Prison Focus, Freedom Archives and Prison Art Newsletter.
For a complete listing of events visit us online at moderntimesbookstore.com.
EVENT BOOKS ARE 10% OFF.
MODERN TIMES IS WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE.
ALL EVENTS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
Art Behind Bars is a project that was started in 2004 in Los Angeles to exhibit work by artists in California's Supermax prisons. The project highlights the brutality and ineffectiveness of the penal system and reminds us of the humanity and worth of the men and women held in prisons.
Tonight’s art show will feature dozens of works drawn by prisoners. Margie Ghiz of Art Behind Bars will speak about her project, focusing especially on the role of Security Housing Units in California. Ed Mead, the editor of Prison Art Newsletter and president of California Prison Focus, will speak about incarceration and alternatives to the current criminal justice system.
This event is endorsed by California Prison Focus, Freedom Archives and Prison Art Newsletter.
For a complete listing of events visit us online at moderntimesbookstore.com.
EVENT BOOKS ARE 10% OFF.
MODERN TIMES IS WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE.
ALL EVENTS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
Added to the calendar on Mon, Oct 24, 2005 5:11PM
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