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Day of Peace Brings Art to the Lower Yard

May 1, 2015 by Tommy Winfrey

For the last two years, the Day of Peace committee has brought art to the San Quentin yard. On April 25 artists created acrylic paintings on canvas … [Read more...]

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PUP’s Art History Class Takes a Field Trip

April 1, 2015 by Tommy Winfrey

A college class consisting of prisoners going on a field trip inside the prison is almost impossible to imagine, but Patten University at San … [Read more...]

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San Quentin’s Iconic Painter Alfredo Santos Dies at 87

April 1, 2015 by Tommy Winfrey

Alfredo Santos, a San Quentin legend, died at the age of 87, at 6:15 a.m. at Jacob Healthcare in San Diego on Friday, March 15. Famed for his creation … [Read more...]

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Artist Ned Axthelm Shares Artistic Talents With the San Quentin Community

January 1, 2015 by Tommy Winfrey

His Mother Encouraged Him to Make Art With Visits to Museums Ned Axthelm says he finds it rewarding to teach San Quentin and Solano prisoners the fine … [Read more...]

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Original Production of Waterline Calls Forth a Standing Ovation

December 31, 2014 by Tommy Winfrey

Art often imitates life, and when executed well, an audience is able to draw connections between the performance and reality through the power of the … [Read more...]

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$2.5 Million Awarded to Arts-in-Corrections Programs

September 27, 2014 by Tommy Winfrey

After an absence of more than 11 years, Arts-in-Corrections programs are returning to California prisons. On June 3, the California Arts Council … [Read more...]

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Free After Spending More Than 30 Years Behind Bars

July 26, 2014 by Tommy Winfrey

David Basile walked outside the walls of San Quentin on June 3, a free man after more than 30 years of incarceration. Convicted of first-degree murder … [Read more...]

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San Quentin Prisoners Share Their Talents at The Yerba Buena Center for the Arts’ Exhibit

July 26, 2014 by Tommy Winfrey

Artists behind the walls of San Quentin have blurred the boundaries of community. Artwork from the men who take part in the art classes sponsored by … [Read more...]

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San Quentin’s Rec Supervisor Don ‘Coach’ DeNevi Displays His Creativity Through Painting

June 25, 2014 by Tommy Winfrey

By Tommy Winfrey Don “Coach” DeNevi, 76, has been supervising the recreation department at San Quentin since December of 2001, and although he says he … [Read more...]

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Prisoner Freed After Spending Almost 25 Years Behind Bars

May 25, 2014 by Tommy Winfrey

Robert “Red” Frye stepped out the gates of San Quentin a free man on April 17, after almost 25 years of incarceration. Convicted for his role in a … [Read more...]

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