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12 films
Eight hundred inmates live in Singapore's only women's prison, where they navigate daily routines and form connections amid strict regulations.
Eight inmates share a cell measuring eight feet wide, where they express their feelings through art and navigate the challenges of prison life.
Mary Burkett, an untrained artist, created a poignant collection of drawings depicting 27 children killed at Auschwitz, promoting messages of love and tolerance.
Ali Dilem discusses sex as a taboo subject in Algeria and critiques Bouteflika's regime.
The Cartoon Lounge celebrates Thanksgiving with turkey, cartoons, and drawing tips.
Emma Talbot explores the transformative power of drawing, connecting personal grief and contemporary concerns through mythological imagery and childlike expression.
Rasmus Myrup, a Danish artist, explores the complexities of human connection and identity through layered sculptures and speculative artworks that challenge traditional narratives.
Meg Whitty discusses building trust in rural Iowa for sustainable aviation fuel solutions.
George Condo, a prominent figure in the 1980s New York art scene, shares his philosophy of "artificial realism" and the importance of capturing humanity in his work.
A Vietnam War veteran discusses their experience with mental health and the therapeutic role of art while managing daily life with limited supplies.
Chantel Martin, an artist known for her distinctive drawing style, explores her creative process and cultural influences from Japan to America.
Jacob Collins works on a self-portrait drawing, focusing on proportions and psychological interest.
