This year, 161 artists, all of whom are incarcerated, submitted more than 600 pieces for the annual exhibition of the Prison Arts Program.

In 2022, Carlos Rebollo was one of 11 men whose sentences were commuted by the Connecticut Board of Pardons and Paroles.

Sculptures shaped from bread, soap, Q-Tips and dental floss sit alongside detailed portraits and carefully carved wooden boxes inside a university gallery in Co ...