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ART FROM THE INSIDE

Dear Friends,

When conversations about justice, accountability, and belonging feel especially acute here in Minnesota, we’re reminded why art matters.

Art has always been a way to witness, to process, to resist, and to reimagine. Our artists transform lived experience into powerful visual statements about dignity, harm, healing, and hope.

Right now, we’re featuring a selection of some of our most justice-focused pieces, works that confront systems, question narratives, and illuminate the humanity we are craving to see. These artworks don’t look away. They ask us to feel and reflect. They ask us to act.

When you purchase a piece:
• You provide direct income to an artist impacted by incarceration
• You invest in creative expression as a pathway to healing
• You bring a powerful conversation into your home, office, or community space

We invite you to explore the collection and consider adding a piece to your space or gifting one to someone who believes in art as a force for change.

Thank you for being part of this community. Your support makes it possible for artists inside and outside prison walls to continue creating, earning, and being seen.

Support all of our artists by purchasing their art.

With gratitude,

Antonio and Jessica and The Art from the Inside Team

 

Honor the Treaties by Willard Malebear (print)

Pen and marker on wood

The historical backdrop of my work is rooted in the narrative of the Lakota and Dakota people, particularly the broken promises of the Fort Laramie Treaty. The discovery of gold lead to a blatant disregard for this treaty, ushering in over a century of injustices. These events are not mere historical occurrences, but living memories that resonate within the Indigenous community.

I believe that art can be a powerful tool in the fight for justice. It can illuminate forgotten histories, stir emotions, and spark conversations. Through my work, I hope to contribute to a future where promises are honored, and justice prevails. I dream of witnessing the

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Justice For All by Roberto Lopez-Rios (Print)

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The inspiration for this piece came from activists that have caused permanent changes in society and the justice system in the form of equality and betterment of its people.

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Scale of Justice by Shyan Johanessen (Print)

11 × 14

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Piece 1 (Divine Law) and two (Scale of Justice) are a combined piece depicting my introspection of justice and its divine and often fair characteristics. The scale side shouts equality and the divine side? Well it's just that - Divinity.

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Blind Justice by Jennifer Marx (Print)

11x14

Medium: Acrylic

The angel grand but she is blind folded, balancing policing and criminal justice. The act of justice is spinning beneath her and it’s her job to keep it moving. Equal rights being weighed in her hands trying to keep upright on a balance ball.

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Justice? by Apotheosis (Print only)

14 x 11 / print only

The total lack of justice all throughout history.

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