Giving a visual voice to
incarcerated artists
through engaging, community-centered exhibitions of their art.
Exhibitions
MORE COMING SOON! Art from the Inside is thrilled to announce the much-anticipated 2024 exhibition, "JUSTICE RE-FORMED," a groundbreaking art exhibit featuring the extraordinary works of our incarcerated artists. Hosted at Minnesota Attorney General's Office, this unique showcase aims to bridge the gap between the legal system and the world of art, bringing forth a powerful narrative of resilience, creativity, and transformation. Stay tuned for more opportunities to experience the art and examine the complex reality of JUSTICE through new frames.
Our sincere gratitude goes to the Attorney General's Office for their support in providing a platform for these talented individuals to showcase their art. Together, let us elevate the transformative power of creativity to reshape perceptions and build bridges toward a more inclusive and compassionate society.
Stay tuned for more showings of JUSTICE RE-FORMED!
ANNOUNCING:
JUSTICE RE-FORMED Gallery Opening
March 11, 2024 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM / Space is limited for opening
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About
Art from the Inside gives incarcerated artists the opportunity to express themselves through art—giving them a visual voice. We will be exhibiting their art with the hope to inspire dialogue about the complexities of our criminal justice system.
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In the News
Applications are now being accepted for the Justice Re-Imagined Youth Fellowship 2024! … sponsored by Art From the Inside (AFTI) and in association with Black Youth Healing Arts Center. For the past five years, AFTI exhibited the artwork of men and women in the Minnesota corrections system, some of them incarcerated as youth. We are seeking 15 youth, ages 14-19 years of age, who have experienced incarceration themselves or have a family member who is currently or formerly incarcerated. Learn more!!
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Artists
Featuring original work by artists on the inside and outside. Read about their stories, inspiration, and view their work.
“Art plays a ‘bigger than life’ role in my life. It continues to inspire me, as well as gives me a space to feel free and express who I am. In a place so dark, it gives me light.”
Noella May, AFTI artist