A large block print rendered in black, brown, and white. At the top of the piece, a feminine looking person with short hair and wearing a shirt that says “DOC” uses a sewing machine on a large piece of fabric, which flows into the image below. At the bottom of the piece, a feminine person hands their resume, which has a pair of handcuffed hands on it, to another person across a table. The second person, wearing a suit jacket, has a skeptical look on their face and slightly crossed arms. Text across the middle of the piece reads: “Mass incarceration is a labor issue. Put an end to the war on drugs.” Smaller text throughout the piece reads: “While incarcerated people can be paid as little as 23 cents per hour to work for private corporations. Once released, ex felons face discrimination when seeking employment and social services.”

Mass Incarceration is a Labor Issue by Merideth Stern (Auction ID: 13)

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Artist: Merideth Stern

Medium: 2 color Reduction Linoleum Block Print, Signed, limited edition of 28.

Dimensions: 24 in. x 36 in.

This piece can not be shipped. For local pick up only.  Auction Details