MIT Press, in collaboration with the New Museum has just published a book entitled Public Servants: Art and the Crisis of the Common Good. The book features an essay by Joshua Dubler commissioned explicitly for the volume about Prison Obscura. Joshua’s essay appears on pages 141-158. Images from some of my juvenile incarcerated students are included.
Selections from my juvenile offender students featured in Huck Magazine
I am pleased to discover that the University of Washington’s Henry Art Gallery has acquired Robert, Oakridge 2005 for their permanent collection!
INSIDER VIEWS OF LIFE BEHIND BARS AS A TEENAGER
Read Pete Brook’s recent post on PrisonPhotography.Org
For my Chicago friends, I hope you can visit the The David Weinberg Gallery, featuring Tirtza Even, Steve Liss, Richard Ross and myself.
February 13th – May 9th, 2015 (opening reception Feb. 13, 6-8pm. I’ll be there!)
The French Magazine, Snatch features an interview and selections from Captured Youth.
I’m pleased to have work from two series, Captured Youth and Rainier School, along with works from my incarcerated students included in this major exhibition. Unseen opens in Detroit, August 1st, 2014… Read the Michigan Live review. The following rarely seen images were created by incarcerated teens in the Green Hill School, Chehalis, Washington, 2000. from the press release UNSEEN: A GALLERY PROJECT DUAL-SITE EXHIBIT IN DETROIT AND ANN ARBOR DETROIT: August 1st – August 31st, 2014 Eastern Market 1550 Winder (across from Red Bull House of Art) Detroit, MI ANN ARBOR: September 12th – October 12th, 2014 Ann Arbor …
I’m pleased to have examples of photography from my young incarcerated workshop participants in this promising group exhibition, curated by Pete Brook. http://exhibits.haverford.edu/prisonobscura/
December 6th – 22nd at the Kulturni Centar Beograda (KCB) in Belgrade, Serbia. This exhibition features AS220, Steve Liss, Joseph Rodriguez, Ara Oshagan, Richard Ross, myself and the works of many of my incarcerated students from prison workshops I conducted. Curated by my buddy Pete Brook of prisonphotography.org, it’s worth checking out, if you’re in the neighborhood.
