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Essay by Luis Felipe Fabre: A Letter to the City: "jail is not my home"
A Letter to the City: "jail is not my home,” 2021 Three-channel video / Video en tres canales, 1:04:05 EN: Last night I set about reading...
December 16: Screening Documentary A Letter to the City: "jail is not my home"
Dec 16: Screening Documentary A Letter to the City: "jail is not my home"
December 9: Premiere Documentary A Letter to the City: "jail is not my home"
December 9: Premiere Documentary A Letter to the City: "jail is not my home"
Opening Oct 14: Can You See Me?
Can you see me?
Opening: October 14, 5-7pm
Weinberg/Newton Gallery
688 North Milwaukee Ave, Chicago
Exhibition run: Oct 14 - Dec 17
Publication: Till My Feet Hit the Warm Concrete: Letters from Young People Incarcerated
A Letter to the City: “jail is not my home”, the second project of collaborators artist Kirsten Leenaars and restorative justice...
On the set!
Filming this week our documentary, funded by the DCASE Artist Response Grant A Letter to the City: “Jail is not my home” Circles &...
Five Artists Rewarded Artist Response Grant
Artist Response Program is going to five individual artists and artist teams in project-related grants
Five Chicago artists and artistic teams have been awarded $100,000 grants from DCASE.
Five Chicago artists and artistic teams have been awarded $100,000 grants from DCASE.
Kirsten Leenaars awarded Artist Response Grant ($100,000) by the City of Chicago
Kirsten Leenaars awarded Artist Response Grant ($100,000) by the City of Chicago.
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