Artist Interview - Jesse Krimes: Corrections | Met Exhibitions

[@lfeb]

I haven't been to prison, but jail and can totally relate...the arts are the best way to find purpose in this world beyond the anger and backlash of the boxes people want to put us in.❤ Just beautiful, very impressive!

[@IsisRevisited]

Proud to have been an inaugural Right of Return fellow and have my art and practice supported by Jesse Krimes and Russell Craig! Seeing the ways in which our careers have blossomed since is invaluable❤

[@maypenja2819]

I always enjoy hearing and seeing how creative people come up with new ways of using everyday materials in their artworks. We should not be dismissing incarcerated or formerly incarcerated people. Talented or not.

[@lndarace56]

The creative act cannot be suppressed ❤

[@lfeb]

Stunning

[@TheDabshear]

Very moving and thoughtful…

[@lisam9233]

Fantastic work. Fascinating!

[@dear_darling]

This moved me ❤

[@rickgelb2213]

Very nice and cool work by Jesse. Very impressed

[@ReneeMoreno]

Amazing

[@christineodonnell2711]

Very interesting - thanks

[@sylviags4479]

Interesting!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💐

[@quprey]

Worthy of the MET and more. Is his last name really Krimes tho lol that's funny

[@ferminmorales6564]

Inspiring story... Wondering though how his inmate ID says eyes "BN" (brown?) but is in fact blue 🤔