Arts Nonprofit Accuses Clear Channel of Censoring Billboards With Art Critical Of Texas Prisons
The nonprofit Art At A Time Like This says its exhibit, “8x5 Houston,” meant to be displayed on public billboards was censored.
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The nonprofit Art At A Time Like This says its exhibit, “8x5 Houston,” meant to be displayed on public billboards was censored.
The nonprofit Art At A Time Like This says its exhibit, “8x5 Houston,” meant to be displayed on public billboards was censored.
Titled 8 x 5 Houston in reference to the minimum required square footage of a jail cell in Texas, the project featured designs by formerly incarcerated artists.
Imagine walking through the Southside of Flagstaff and instead of being met with barren buildings that conceal history within their walls, imagine seeing that history displayed on the outside too
The exhibition “No Justice Without Love,” at New York’s Ford Foundation Gallery, pays tribute to the Art for Justice Fund by Agnes Gund.