National Exhibition Venue Herndon Gallery

Public Dialogues and Events
| March 29 – June 2, 2018

States of Incarceration on display at Herndon Gallery. Credit: Mary Evans Courtesy of: WYSO

Odette Chavez-Mayo and Antioch Resident Scholar and alumna Dennie Eagleson stand next to Ohio's recently installed States of Incarceration panel at the Herndon Gallery in Yellow Springs. Credit: ysnews.com

A companion exhibit to States of Incarceration in Yellow Springs entitled "They Will Shoot Her Too," a collection of portraits by artist Aimee Wissman of women victims of police violence. Credit: Odette Chavez-Mayo

Photographer and Antioch graduate Odette Chavez-Mayo (center) with four women serving life at Dayton Correctional Institute. The women partnered with Antioch college faculty and students to create Ohio's contribution to States of Incarceration. Odette's exhibit, "We are Enough: Women of Dayton Correctional Institute," was on display at Herndon Gallery alongside States of Incarceration. Credit: Odette Chavez-Mayo

States of Incarceration Program Manager, Shana Russell (left) stands alongside Herdon Gallery Creative Director, Jennifer Wenker (center), and faculty member Emily Steinmetz (right) while giving remarks at the closing reception of States of Incarceration in Yellow Springs.

“The commitment to increase knowledge and awareness from young people nationwide, it gives me hope. ” — Exhibition Visitor

“Incarceration is not built for you to get better. ” — Mary Evans