What an amazing night! This work has been viewed in many venues– from magazines to online slideshows to reports from non-profits. In every space you receive the work differently. On Saturday night at the exhibition at Ronald Feldman in NY, visitors were able to see the work large and printed and in-your-face. Filling two giant rooms in the SoHo gallery, the work hung unframed and un-matted, leaving nothing to separate you from the lives and stories of the juveniles in the photographs. It was simultaneously beautiful and fiercely powerful. Thanks to all who came out and to the Feldman’s and their wonderful staff for such great execution of the exhibition (Pictures below). And if you are in the area be sure to visit the exhibition, which runs until February 6. More details at the gallery website HERE.

All images by the author for Juvenile-in-Justice.

Katy McCarthy

Katy McCarthy is the blog and media director at www.juvenile-in-justice.com, where she has learned and worked for four years. She has a Bachelors degree from University of California, Santa Barbara but exists in a state of perpetual re-education, devouring reports from the Justice Policy Institute, the Annie E. Casey Foundation, the Crime Report, the Campaign for Youth Justice and many others dedicated in the fight for system reform. On the weekends she is a sculptor and performance artist.

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