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Ex-Convict Opens Gallery to Display Prisoners' Artwork

Patricia Jefferson

A new and unique gallery opened in the Washington, D.C., area in October, featuring artwork that is very exhilarating and different. Founded by Dennis Sobin and Carolyn Cosmos, the Prison Art Gallery is located ...

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