When he wasn’t meditating for hours on end while imprisoned on Arkansas’ death row, Damien Echols scavenged for art supplies. For 18 years, he enshrined his cell with his creations, until a plea finally freed him and two others convicted in 1994 of murdering three boys in the city of West Memphis.
The drawings and collages that survived Echols’ prison stay will occupy a New York gallery beginning Saturday. The sold-out opening for "Moving Forward; Looking Back" at Sacred Gallery NYC in SoHo will offer an eye into the mind of...
The drawings and collages that survived Echols’ prison stay will occupy a New York gallery beginning Saturday. The sold-out opening for "Moving Forward; Looking Back" at Sacred Gallery NYC in SoHo will offer an eye into the mind of...
- 1/5/2013
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