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Excellent article highlighting some great artists in the The New York Times by Hilarie M. Sheets. "I recognize the power of calling yourself a 'formerly incarcerated artist,'" Jesse Krimes said, "but you want to be known as just an artist." nyti.ms/3M4lrg6

“Our goal is to create a multiracial national movement that is foundational and lasts.” — 2022 #PewFellow Jesse Krimes speaks to The New York Times about his work as an advocate for arts education and opportunities for returning citizens. nytimes.com/2022/09/22/art…

Film & Talk | Art & Krimes by Krimes Join us Friday, October 21, 6—8 pm for the award-winning MTV Documentary Films 🎥 & talk w/ Jesse Krimes; artists Russell Craig, Jared Owens, Gilberto Rivera & director Alysa Nahmias (via zoom); moderated by Corinne Erni in person bit.ly/3Tlq9Z2

Another one for ART & KRIMES: Alysa Nahmias' powerful documentary about Jesse Krimes' art and activism was given The Focus on the Arts Award at this year's Naples Film Festival!

MTV November 29 A film to be proud of and to learn from—thanks to filmmaker Alysa Nahmias Jesse Krimes MTV Documentary Films

Right of Return Fellowship application is open for its Fifth cohort. Please share. Apply on our website rightofreturnusa.com

Applications are open until January 20, 2023 for our 5th cohort! ➡️ $20,000 will be awarded to six formerly incarcerated artists working to end mass incarceration. ➡️ Applications are open! For more information and to apply, visit rightofreturnusa.com.

While incarcerated, Jesse Krimes secretly created epic works of art using materials like bedsheets, hair gel and newspapers. Listen to the artist's conversation with Tom Power and follow along using this visual companion guide! cbc.ca/1.6741636

🌀 Join us on Feb 23 with Mellon President Dr. Elizabeth Alexander, Angela Y. Davis, Gina Dent, Mitchell S. Jackson, and Jesse Krimes for a conversation about cultural work that confronts the carceral system’s toll on human dignity. imaginingfreedom.splashthat.com/Twitter

Tomorrow, Feb 23, Davis will join Mellon President Dr. Elizabeth Alexander, Gina Dent, Mitchell S. Jackson, and Jesse Krimes to discuss imaginative communities that transcend the experience of incarceration. #ImaginingFreedom imaginingfreedom.splashthat.com/Twitter

Join us now for #ImaginingFreedom: A Virtual Discussion with Mellon Foundation President Dr. Elizabeth Alexander, Angela Y. Davis, Gina Dent, Mitchell S. Jackson, and Jesse Krimes. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

The PMA and Mural Arts present a screening of ART & KRIMES BY KRIMES, a documentary about Philadelphia artist Jesse Krimes and how he uses his art to inspire. Film will be followed by a panel discussion and Q&A. Register for free: bit.ly/41Sg6zI

On 3/22 at 6 PM at Harvard Art Museums, join Institute to End Mass Incarceration for a film screening + panel discussion focused on art as a tool for surviving prison and for critiquing mass incarceration with Jesse Krimes, Russell Craig, Makeda Best & Premal Dharia. More info: harvardartmuseums.org/calendar/film-…

Join us next Tuesday, March 21 for a screening of Arts & Krimes by Krimes at Columbia Law School ! The screening is from 6-8 pm, including a talkback with Jesse Krimes, Russell Craig, and Kenyatta Emmanuel. From Alysa Nahmias RSVP: eventbrite.com/e/569923706147

"I want to de-contextualize the way that we view who is an offender. We're all some type of offender."~Jesse Krimes, of the doc "Art & Krimes," + founder of the Right of Return, a collective of revolutionary formerly incarcerated artists Premal Dharia Inquest Institute to End Mass Incarceration

Had a great conversation with students at Columbia.

Formerly imprisoned artists discuss practice, community, and mass incarceration. Harvard Art Museums Jesse Krimes harvardmagazine.com/2023/03/making… #art #Harvard #incarceration

“There are so many incredibly talented people who have been locked away in cells for decades.” –Jesse Krimes inquest.org/the-art-of-fre…

Explore the impact of incarceration and the power of art to maintain resilience. Join artist Jesse Krimes on Tuesday, April 22, for a conversation about his practice and the exhibition "Jesse Krimes: Corrections." The show pairs his immersive contemporary installations with