January 10 - February 10, 2025

InSight Out Goes Inside

This month's exhibit will feature the art of incarcerated art students along with the associated work of their teachers.

Tasha Depp and Claire Wasser are teaching artists through Rehabilitation Through the Arts (RTA).

Top Left: Tasha Depp; Top Right: Student Adam,

Bottom Left: Claire Wasser "Barbados Beach" Collage 2024, Bottom Right: Student Eli "A Fall Collage" 2024

Previous Exhibitions:

December 1-January 6

"Mother-Daughter"

The work in this show is by a mother and her daughter. The mother's work on the left is of Natalie Wasserman, and the work on the right, of Claire Wasser.

The top row of each artist's work represents bookcases.

Natalie created cards for her husband over the course of 50 years on Valentine's day, Father's day, and his birthday. Claire's work is titled "Banned Books" (oil on paper, 2024)

The second row represents images of home and home life.

Natalie's work on the left shows an image of a home exterior, family sitting at a table, and children saluting their father as he enters home at the end of the day.

Claire's piece is titled "Daughters and Significant Others with Remy" (oil on paper, 2024)

Apply to Exhibit Your Work

The first exhibit is estimated to be up for a one month period

All work must be original, 15x15" or less

To submit work for upcoming exhibit, include the following:

  1. contact info

  2. image(jpg) (limit 4)

    [1280x1280 pixels@72ppi]

  3. name

  4. title

  5. medium

  6. dimensions

  7. date (year)

  8. statement about work (to be shared on this website)

  9. any website or social media account (optional)

(in that order)

Please type "submission" in subject line and label each image with the title name

Link to submit is below:

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