Baby Booties
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FREEDOM/TIME
WHO ARE WE?
“Freedom time” served as a call for liberation in the black power movements of the 1960s-70s. Invoking the spirit of those revolutionary struggles, “Freedom/Time” equally reference the temporal logic of the modern carceral state: doing time, serving time, time as punishment measured in months and years.
The work of imprisoned artists collected for this show celebrates the alchemical genius of prisoners who find ways to claim moments of freedom even under conditions of extreme domination, confinement, surveillance, and violence.
Claiming a space for creation and artistic production can feel like a taking back of stolen time. “Freedom/Time testifies to this spirit of resistance even in conditions of captivity
Presenting Freedom/Time's Digital Archive.
PRESENTING OUR DIGITAL ARCHIVE
Truck, Motorcycles and ATVs
Jo’an Dunn | Potato chip bags (folded), sewn with nylon from boxer shorts
The Heart String
Jo’an Dunn | 22 x 28 in | Popsicle sticks, tongue depressors, cardboard, magazine pages, dental floss, coffee and leather
Cell 150, B-Yard, HDSP
Jo’an Dunn | 9.5 x 13 X 17.5 in | Popsicle sticks, tongue depressors, soap, medicine pills, plastic bottle cap, athletic shorts, and floor wax
Ancestral Awakening (Afriqa)
Tomas Afeworki | 17 x 22 in | Charcoal, pastel, and colored pencil (print)
Roar of the Young Panther (Fred Hampton)
Tomas Afeworki | 17 x 22 in | Charcoal and colored pencil (print)
OUR CATALOGUE
Visions
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MEET THE ARTISTS
Contact Us
1030 N Columbia Ave,
Claremont, CA 91711,
Name: Mar Golub
mgolub@scrippscollege.edu
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