Juvenile-in-Justice at Feldman Gallery reviewed in NY Times


Posted on February 13th, by Katy McCarthy in Blog, Featured in. 1 Comment

Courtesy of the New York Times.

Courtesy of the New York Times.

 

Wow! Holland Cotter reviewed the Juvenile-in-Justice exhibition at Ronald Feldman Gallery. His thoughts:

“Conceptually, the show is a sobering trip down the dead-end street that is America’s prison system. Visually, it’s as gripping as any art around.”

Read the entire review HERE.
 
Don’t miss it! The exhibition runs until February 16 at Feldman Gallery, 31 Mercer Street, New York.
 
 

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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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