Art Papers was pleased to participate in Fall of Freedom’s National Day of Action by hosting an afternoon of live readings, solidarity, and discussion. We invited our community to come together to collectively share written wisdom written by those who have persevered in the face of reactionary, authoritarian attempts to silence dissenting voices. In partnership with the Atlanta chapter of the Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee, we also provided materials to write letters to political prisoners.

In case you missed our event, here are some resources to learn more about communicating across prison walls.

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Heather Bird Harris is an artist and educator based in Atlanta. She is sometimes a curator, writer, and consultant focused on transformative learning and systems change. Her practice explores the throughlines between history and ecological crises, engaging with communities, scientists, and site-specific materials to investigate possibilities for emergence

EC Flamming is a writer, editor, and curator based in Atlanta, GA. She works at Georgia State University’s Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design, and is the Managing Editor of Gulch Magazine, a publication of visual art and culture in Atlanta. She has written for Art Basel, ART PAPERS, ArtsATL, WUSSY, Screen Slate, Paste, BURNAWAY, Photograph, and Another Gaze.

Makeda Jean Lewis is a cabbage-eater, synthesizer and tinkerer living and loving in Atlanta, GA. She loves tiny things and she loves you.

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Promotional Partners:

LOSTINTHELETTERS

Programming Partners:

IWOC

Printing Partner:

Southbend Commons Print Collective