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“Little Things” Interview with Fermin Barron Fermin is an artist incarcerated at the Dixon Correctional Center, interviewed here by Emily Bruell. The above image is a photo of Fermin’s painting, “What is Real Justice?” EB: How did you first start creating art? FB: I was on the new (meaning, […]
What is something that you want people to know about you as a person or an artist? One of the big things I would like people to know about me as a person is that art has freed me since I’ve been in prison. You know, it’s been a freedom […]
“An avenue for social aliveness” Interview with Darrell Fair, incarcerated artist Darrell Fair is an artist incarcerated at Stateville Correctional Center. A virtual gallery of Darrell’s work can be found here. Interview by Emily Bruell EB: How did you start creating art? Do you remember the first piece of art […]
“When survival is counted as success” Interview with Samuel Richmond, incarcerated artist Samuel Richmond is an artist incarcerated at Centralia Correctional. A virtual gallery of his work is available here. Interview by Emily Bruell EB: How did you first start creating art? SR: I started to create art competing with […]
“My hands can’t scribe what my heart feels” An interview with Sharonda Miller Sharonda is an artist incarcerated at the Logan Correctional Center. A virtual gallery of her art can be viewed here. Interview by Emily Bruell EB: When did you first start to draw? SM: I started drawing for […]