IN THE PRESS

Art Beyond Bars: An Exhibition of Incarcerated Voices

"SEEN: In the Stacks" opens dialogue on incarceration at Minneapolis Central Library

Spend money on people, not prisons

Incarcerated artists display their work at Weisman

SEEN: Powerful Exhibit at WAM

Invisible no more: Incarcerated artists exhibit humanity at Weisman Art Museum

Weisman Art Museum stands out in more ways than one

Bowen was deeply moved by the exhibit "SEEN" currently on display at the Weisman Art Museum

Incarcerated artists featured in powerful exhibit, "Seen" at the Weisman

Spring 2025: SEEN exhibition

Minnesota Becomes Fourth State in the U.S. to Make Prison Phone Calls Free

“Criminal.” When you hear that word, what comes to mind?

Luxury to Forget

We Are All Criminals Illuminates Stories of Incarceration Around the Twin Cities

‘Our Lens, Our Voice’ seeks to address youth criminal justice through art

Prison writing exhibit ‘SEEN’ is made even richer with portraits

Formerly Incarcerated Are an Overlooked Source of Talent

‘We Are All Criminals’ aims to foster empathy and encourage second chances for people with criminal records

Founding director of Twin Cities nonprofit explains why ‘We’re All Criminals’

Emily Baxter is pretty sure you’ve committed a crime

Lecturer exposes that We Are All Criminals

HKS Program in Criminal Justice Policy and Management interviews Emily Baxter.

We Are All Criminals at MacRostie Art Center

Fellows or Felons: We Are All Criminals Project Urges Reflection, Empathy

We Are All Criminals: ‘What have you had the luxury to forget?’

Do criminals deserve a second chance? Calls for conviction reform in Victoria

Opinion: The Ones That Got Away

‘We Are All Criminals’ encourages empathy for the unlucky ones who got caught

We are all criminals: Foreclosing futures

Nash Gallery gets social

People with criminal records are, too often, written off by society

Emily Baxter believes that we are all criminals (article in Dutch)

We Are All Criminals exhibit comes to Thomson Reuters Eagn, MN. campus

A Powerful Photo Series Shows 9 People Revealing Their Secret Illegal Acts.

Yale Undergraduate Prison Project talks social justice.

Photographer Emily Baxter turns lens on the guilty, but unconvinced masses

This Group Knows You’ve Committed a Crime And Wants to Hear All About It

The difference Between Criminals and Non-Criminals? Getting Caught.

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