If you’re in San Francisco, check out the San Francisco Public Library’s exhibition of art from the San Quentin Arts Project.
See art by inmates ranging from “renaissance-style portraits in oils” to “a San Quentin cell to scale created from posterboard, cardboard and homemade ‘clay.’”
On Saturday, August 3, you can even attend a talk by former inmates about what art meant to them in prison and afterward. Details here.
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