Step inside a thought-provoking journey through "Prison Reimagined," a powerful collection of visual and written works crafted by incarcerated individuals. These pieces critically examine the impact of U.S. presidents on criminal justice while shedding light on the personal, carceral human experience. As you explore this exhibition, housed in the Workhouse Arts Center—a former prison transformed into a space of creativity and possibility—you are invited to rethink justice and freedom in America through the eyes of those directly affected.

Step into a world of imagination and transformation with Andi Cullins’ exhibit, (un)Endangered Species; Re-imagined Places, at the Workhouse Arts Center. This captivating exhibition blends African and Aboriginal fabric patterns with reclaimed objects, creating a vibrant landscape of two-dimensional and three-dimensional art. Through her innovative fabric mosaics and surface designs, Cullins redefines familiar scenes and rescued creatures, inviting viewers to explore beauty, movement, and a reimagined reality. On view January 25 – March 23, 2025, with a reception on March 8, 2025, from 6-8pm.