List of Artists Sheila spoke about in class (11/3/15)

Margaret Stratton: Professor of art, University of Iowa

 

Ai Weiwei: Alcatraz

 

Alyse Emdur: Artist living and working in Los Angeles

Prison Landscapes, 2013

 

Richard Ross: Professor of Art, UC Santa Barbara

http://richardross.net/

http://richardross.net/juvenile-in-justice

http://richardross.net/architecture-of-authority-c8ac7

 

Kristin Wilkins: Women in Montana State Prison

 

Carol Jacobsen: Professor U Michigan and director Michigan Women’s Justice and Clemency Project.

Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility

 

Daniel Heyman: Bearing Witness, 2010 Swarthmore College

 

Kevin Pyle and Craig Gilmore: The Real Cost of Prisons Comix

 

CDCR

 

Josh Begley: Josh Begley is an American internet artist. He is best known for creating an iPhone

            app to track every reported United States drone strike.

Josh.begley@nyu.edu

           

https://joshbegley.com/

http://prisonmap.com/

https://theintercept.co/officer-involved/

http://profiling.is/

 

Mark Strandquist:

http://www.nomovement.com/

Performing Statistics: http://performingstatistics.com/        

Windows From Prison: http://www.windowsfromprison.com/

“If you could have window in your cell, what place from your past would it look out to?”

These responses become photo requests that are collaboratively produced by students, former prisoners, artists, activists, and many others.

Prison Health News: In spring of 2014, as an extension of the Windows From Prison project, we worked with the amazing groups, Philadelphia FIGHTand Prison Health News, to flip the language of our prompt for a set of blank postcards that asked;

 

Ashley Hunt: Professor of art, California Institute of the Arts, Valencia, CA

 

http://correctionsproject.com/wordpress/portfolio/prison-maps/

http://correctionsproject.com/wordpress/portfolio/the-corrections-documentary-project/

 

Paul Rucker: Prisons in the United States of America

 

LAPD: http://lapovertydept.org/wordpress/

State of Incarceration: http://lapovertydept.org/wordpress/project-grid/state-of-incarceration/

 

 

Sam Durant:

http://www.artnews.com/2015/10/02/it-is-a-revolutionary-idea-that-beauty-should-be-available-to-all-sam-durant-on-labyrinth-his-new-public-artwork-in-philadelphia-about-mass-incarceration/?utm_source=ForYourArt+Weekly+Newsletter&utm_campaign=50b3088ffc-PLAN_ForYourArt__October_15___2110_14_2015&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_677d89bab5-50b3088ffc-77854646

 

 

Gregory Sale: Assistant professor of art, Arizona State University

 http://www.gregorysaleart.com/

            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8AkYOyku38

 

Sharon Daniels: Public Secrets, USC

http://vectors.usc.edu/issues/4/publicsecrets/

 

Pete Brook: Prison Photography

http://prisonphotography.org/pete-brook/

 

http://exhibits.haverford.edu/prisonobscura/

http://exhibits.haverford.edu/prisonobscura/picturing-incarceration/

http://exhibits.haverford.edu/prisonobscura/about/

 

Center for the study of political graphics

            Prison Nation site

 

 

 

Incarcerated Artists:

 

Robert Montenegro: Pelican Bay SHU: 2 slides

 

Brendon Murdock: San Quentin:

 

Ojore Lutalo: New Jersey prison 3 images

 

Gabriel Rameriz: California SHU

 

Gabriel Reyes: Pelican Bay State Prison SHU

 

Robert Stockton

 

Jack L. Morris: Pelican Bay State Prison SHU for over 25 years

 

David Earl Williams: San Quentin Death Row: