Tag Archives: Arts in Corrections

So much. Too much.

Posted on November 25, 2020 by Brothers In Pen

I am, as usual, way behind in keeping up with all that is going on. So much to share. Charles “Talib” Brooks got out of prison a month ago! I was able to host him and Jonathan Chiu — who … Continue reading →

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Ronnie Goodman, beautiful soul

Posted on August 11, 2020 by Brothers In Pen

I was very sad to learn that the artist Ronnie Goodman died in his homeless encampment on 16th and Capp. I met Ronnie in San Quentin where he was a fixture in the art studio. He did the covers for … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Arts in Corrections

So much. Too much.

Ronnie Goodman, beautiful soul

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