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ARTISTS AND THEIR WORK |
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This large and colorful
book profiles over 80 prison artists, reproducing
hundreds of their works, many in full color. Among
the inmate artists included are Paul Miller, Ronna
Baer and Lino Delgado. Paul Miller has been imprisoned
since 1981 and is currently serving his time at Ionia
Maximum Facility in Michigan. He does portraiture
and abstracts. “With my art, I give to others,”
Miller says. Ronna Baer specializes in collage and
mixed media art. She describes herself as “a
self-taught artist and the mother of two.” Baer,
who teaches art to other inmates, has been in prison
for 23 years and is currently doing her time at the
Tallahassee Federal Correctional Institution in Florida.
Lino Delgado focuses on fantasy art. He was born in
Sinaloa, Mexico but spent most of his life in San
Diego. “I concentrate on positive things in
my art and hope it may serve to inspire youngsters.”
The 35-year-old artist is currently incarcerated at
Pelican Bay State Prison in California. In addition
to the profiles of the artists and reproductions of
their work, the book features a description of each
work of art by its creator. In the descriptions, the
artists reveal why the pieces were created and what
they mean to them. An added feature of the book is
the inclusion of prison poetry that follows the themes
of the art. Also included is a bonus CD of 71 minutes
of music made in prison. This is a book of beauty,
of insight and of inspiration.
To view a sample of the artists and art featured in
the book, click
here.
If you order PRISON
ARTISTS AND THEIR WORK now, you will pay only
$127.00 (a 15% savings
from our regular price of $150.00). Purchase orders
are acceptable from established organizations. You
can also order on line at www.PrisonsFoundation.org.
Hardbound edition now available for an additional
$15.00.
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may order (printable order form)
your copy by sending a check, money order or purchase order
(purchase orders are acceptable from established organizations
only) to:
Prisons
Foundation
1718 M Street NW, #151
Washington, DC 20036 |
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PRISONS FOUNDATION.ORG
1600 K Street NW, Suite 501, Washington, DC 20006. E-mail: Staff@PrisonsFoundation.org
Phone: 202-393-1511
Notice: The Internal Revenue Service has determined that the Prisons
Foundation is a publicly-supported 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization
and that, in view of its official nonprofit status, contributions made
to the Prisons Foundation are deductible to the fullest extent of the
law.
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