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See the world from a different perspective at the Between the Bars art exhibit at Cuesta College's Harold J. Miossi Gallery.
The show, on display through Oct. 31, features the work of incarcerated artists from the California Men's Colony in SLO. The work was displayed at Cal Poly's Robert E. Kennedy Library earlier this summer.
The exhibit serves to provide a medium for dismantling negative perceptions about prisoners, demonstrating their unique abilities to create, and empowering CMC artists to hone their interpersonal and professional skills through collaboration to develop and display their artwork.
For gallery information, visit cuesta.edu.
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