National Exhibition Venue Tang Teaching Museum, Skidmore College

Public Dialogues and Events
| September 2 – October 11, 2017

Skidmore students pose for a phot with Johnny Perez (third from left) and Damien Stapleton (far right), who both spoke of their experiences being incarcerated at Rikers following a screening of the documentary, Rikers: An American Jail.

Skidmore students, accompanied by their professor Eric Morser, host a gallery talk for States of Incarceration visitors at the Tang Museum at Skidmore College.

Skidmore students visit the exhibition at the Tang Teaching Museum located on the campus of Skidmore College.

David Karp, Sheila Rule, Frank Zarro, and Jasmyn Story speaking on the After Incarceration panel at Skidmore College.

Skidmore student Isaac Selchaif discusses his experience participating in States of Incarceration at Skidmore while standing in front of the local panels produced by Skidmore student to accompany the traveling exhibition.

“I grew up a few miles form McGregor. That fact has always been there. Now I fear that my friends of color will face jail time for bogus reasons. ”

“I am let down and scared and ashamed...for we are protected but what if I lost the one I love while being protected. Two counts of life and this girl gets no Daddy. ” — Elly, 17