Filtering by: Exhibitions
![Memories of solitary confinement in Hudson Valley art exhibit]()
On August 17th, 2019, Davis Orton Gallery in Hudson, New York will open the exhibit, Women and Incarceration, featuring The Cloth Book, co-created by Maureen McNeil and Luz Minerva Muniz about Luz’s experience of solitary confinement in the mid-1960’s at the New York State Training School for Girls in Hudson, NY.
![A History Harvest: Pop-Up Museum About The Pontiac Prison Farm]()
Join us at the farmers' market in Pontiac, Illinois for a "history harvest" looking back at the history of the Pontiac prison farm.
!["Prison" Reception for Artists and Artist Talk]()
Join Davis Orton Gallery and the Prison Public Memory Project at the reception for artists and artist talk for the new photographic exhibition "Prison".
!["Letters from some distant place" <br/> <h2>A Mixed-Media Art Exhibition Featuring Work by Students from Hudson High School</h2>]()
“Letters from some distant place”, an exhibition featuring Hudson High School students’ creative responses to the history of the NYS Training School for Girls, opens Thursday, May 26th, 2016 from 6:00 - 8:00 PM.
![Pop-Up Museum: Promenade Hill]()
This Pop-Up invites the community to explore the lives of some of the residents at the Girls Training School during the 1920s and 1930s. Participants can interact with historical artifacts such as photographs, letters, and institutional records on three tables in a hands-on museum-like setting.
![Pop-Up Museum: Hudson Area Library]()
This Pop-Up invites the community to explore the work and daily life of the residents at the Girls Training School during the 1920s and the 1930s. Participants can interact with historical artifacts such as photographs, letters, and institutional records on three tables in a hands-on museum-like setting.
![Pop-Up Museum: Warren | Seventh (7th) Street Park]()
This Pop-Up invites the community to explore the place of the Girls Training School during the 1920s and 1930s. Participants can interact with historical artifacts such as photographs, letters, and institutional records on three tables in a hands-on museum-like setting.
