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Wednesday, November 03, 2021

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鈥楻eforming to Avoid Reform: Strategic Policy Substitution and the Reform Gap in Policing鈥� talk by Dr. Yanilda Mar铆a Gonz谩lez (Harvard Kennedy School)
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Herbert Art Gallery and Museum, Coventry

You鈥檙e warmly invited to the 鈥榃e Bear鈥� exhibit at the Herbert and to a related conversation event with Anastasia Chamberlen (Sociology) and the exhibit鈥檚 creator, artist Faye Claridge. This will take place on Wednesday November 3rd at 3-4pm at the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum in Coventry and it鈥檚 open to all.

During lockdown, Faye Claridge commissioned art works from serving prisoners in the US and the UK and collected them together under the theme of the 果冻传媒shire symbol of the chained bear and a similar tapestry from the US. In this exhibition she curates some of the works returned to her showing how prisoners artistically responded to these images. The exhibit and the conversation event are part of the Coventry Biennial Festival.

The event will include a discussion about the artworks, their creators, and about broader issues on the experience of imprisonment, criminal justice, and the role of the arts in communicating and critiquing punishment. More details on the event are here including also a link to book a ticket: . Please note, tickets are free if you don鈥檛 want to donate – just scroll down when booking.

More information | Tags: prison art exhibition Anastasia Chamberlen |

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