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‘Faith & Hope Beyond Prison Walls’ honors artists

The eighth annual Faith & Hope Beyond Prison Walls art show in downtown Los Angeles honored acclaimed artist John August Swanson, along with Niko Galvez, Lucinda Thomas and the “Galindro Girls.” Held at Homeboy Industries on Oct. 5, the exhibit and sale featured more than 400 works from […]

R.W. Dellinger | Angelus News| |1 Min Read

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The eighth annual Faith & Hope Beyond Prison Walls art show in downtown Los Angeles honored acclaimed artist John August Swanson, along with Niko Galvez, Lucinda Thomas and the “Galindro Girls.”

Held at Homeboy Industries on Oct. 5, the exhibit and sale featured more than 400 works from incarcerated prisoners, and a few ex-lifers, from California facilities, including the California Correctional Women Facility, Corcoran State Prison, Folsom State Prison, Men’s Central Jail, Pelican Bay State Prison and Solano State Prison.  

“It just gets bigger and better every year,” said Dominican Sister of Mission San Jose Mary Sean Hodges, director of cosponsor PREP (Partnership for Re-Entry Program) along with the Center for Restorative Justice Works. “I think this is our best year so far for the quality of our art.”

R.W. Dellinger
R.W. Dellinger

Angelus News

R.W. Dellinger is the former Angelus features editor. In a career spanning three decades, Bob has told the story of the Church's work for justice and peace through expert analysis, and narrative and investigative reporting from the peripheries of Los Angeles. In 2018, the Catholic Press Association named him ”Writer of the Year."

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