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Lil' Owl, Brian Hindson

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  1. Red Bird by Brian Hindson, Image 1.

    Brian Hindson

    Red Bird, 2025

    Oil On Canvas

    4 x 4 in

  2. Peppers by Brian Hindson, Image 2.

    Brian Hindson

    Peppers, 2025

    Oil On Canvas

    4 x 4 in

  3. Frog by Brian Hindson, Image 3.

    Brian Hindson

    Frog, 2025

    Acrylic On Canvas Board

    12 x 16 in

  4. Plant Stand by Brian Hindson, Image 1.

    Brian Hindson

    Plant Stand

    Acrylic On Canvas

    12 x 9 in

  5. Zulu Warrior Princess II by Bednago Harper, Image 7.

    Bednago Harper

    Zulu Warrior Princess II

    Acrylic on Bristol

    14 x 11 in

  6. “I am the Greatest!” by Bednago Harper, Image 8.

    Bednago Harper

    “I am the Greatest!”

    Acrylic and Oil on Bristol

    14 x 11 in

  7. Huey Newton (print) by Juan Hernandez, Image 1.

    Juan Hernandez

    Huey Newton (print)

    Watercolor

    14 x 11 in

  8. Zulu Warrior Princess by Bednago Harper, Image 1.

    Bednago Harper

    Zulu Warrior Princess

    Acrylic

    14 x 11 in

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About the artist

Brian Hindson

"Regardless of what I’m painting, I really hope the viewer is left with some sort of impact. Be it a prison themed work or free world subject. I attempt to make you see it a little differently, maybe even better than the original. My favorite styles of work are both impressionism and pop art. Where I love the style of more impressionist art, I find the subject matter boring at times. The pop art genre I like because of the identifiable items, with the simplifying in technique, be it silks screens or brand name objects, and just the plain audacity of the genre. My favorite artist is Edward Hopper, not only because of the use of acrylic, but because of the light and dark play in most of his work, with the illusion of detail also in play.”

Brian is a contributing artist and writer with the Prison Journalism Project.

Please note that all artwork is being shared with the full consent of the artists. Please do not make use of any of the artwork you see here without reaching out to us or the artist directly.

JustArts Gallery (Tulsa, OK) is a not-for-profit, community-rooted project fiscally sponsored by The Third Space Foundation. We partner with systems-impacted artists across the country—most of them currently incarcerated—to host exhibitions and public programs that foster connection and challenge carceral narratives. Our space is a hub for collective learning, healing, and organizing at the intersection of the arts and justice. All proceeds from art sales go directly to the artists or their designated loved ones unless they choose otherwise.

JustArts offers strategic support to organizations, educators, and advocates working to build more just and inclusive arts ecosystems. With over 15 years of experience working with artists in prison, we collaborate with partners nationwide to uplift creative expression as a powerful act of resistance, identity, and possibility.

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