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A joint intiative between the Department of Justice and the Fremantle Prison is in its final year before renovations take over the art space, as prisoners say the art program has helped to change their life. ....
The Indianapolis Art Center is bringing art classes and exhibitions to a new space called the Hillside Art Center just north of downtown. The inaugural exhibition will feature the work of local artist Gary Gee. WFYI s Taylor Bennett spoke with Gee about his latest shows called Ground Breaking / Breaking Ground. ....
Featuring over 350 artworks created by more than 320 artists, The Torch’s annual exhibition, Confined 12, is its largest to date. All of the artists in the Victorian not-for-profit organisation’s show are Indigenous and either in prison or recently released. The exhibition and the program that precedes it allows them to be seen not as “criminals” or “offenders”, but as people of value, proud Indigenous men and women, citizens and artists. Bringing about this identity change is critical for exiting the cycle of crime and prison. It’s a difficult and challenging process, but people willing to engage with the art produced can make a big difference. ....
Ray Dalio reveals why Henry Kissinger is his favorite author right now Marguerite WardFeb 14, 2021, 17:52 IST Hollis Johnson/Business Insider Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, seeks a bird s eye view of the market and the economy. To get that perspective, Dalio has been reading works by Henry Kissinger. Former secretary of state and diplomat Kissinger is known for books World Order and On China. Ray Dalio, founder of the hedge fund Bridgewater Associates, has built his billion-dollar career on making predictions on companies, the market, and the economy. To make the right predictions, he needs a bird s eye view of the world s financial and geopolitical happenings. ....