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Richard Kamler was drawn to art's potential to touch people deeply and, in that way, bring about real change. In this interview, he talks about the evolution of his work with prisoners. "During that first year, I began to change - dramatically. I began to really think about art, and in a much different way than I did when I went to school. I began to see art as something that really could reveal things, reveal inner aspects about one's life - and certainly that could heal." { read more }
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For more inspiration, check out this story on "Buddhas on Death Row" -- a stunning collaboration that shares the art, story and spirit of a young man who has been in solitary confinement for over 15 years. { more }
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