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  1. City II by Sam Anderson, Image 1.

    Sam Anderson

    City II, 2025

    Acrylic on canvas board, painted w/prison ID

    24 x 18 in

    $500

  2. Here there be Monsters (after J. Brewster Jr's "Francis O. Watts with Bird", 1805) by Sam Anderson, Image 1.

    Sam Anderson

    Here there be Monsters (after J. Brewster Jr's "Francis O. Watts with Bird", 1805), 2025

    Acrylic On Canvas Board

    24 x 18 in

    $650

  3. 400 Years (modern take on Hals, The Lute Player, 1623) by Sam Anderson, Image 1.

    Sam Anderson

    400 Years (modern take on Hals, The Lute Player, 1623)

    Acrylic and Gel Penn On Canvas

    20 x 16 in

    $640

  4. P.I.A. by Valentino Amaya, Image 1.

    Valentino Amaya

    P.I.A.

    Acrylic, graphite

    12 x 9 in

    NFS

  5. Untitled by Valentino Amaya, Image 1.

    Valentino Amaya

    Untitled

    Acrylic

    12 x 9 in

    $130

  6. Agla Dominus by Sam Anderson, Image 1.

    Sam Anderson

    Agla Dominus

    Mixed Media

    16 x 12 in

    $600

  7. Marilyn Monroe by Sam Anderson, Image 5.

    Sam Anderson

    Marilyn Monroe

    Acrylic

    18 x 14 in

    $525

  8. Mobile by Sam Anderson, Image 11.

    Sam Anderson

    Mobile

    Acrylic

    20 x 10 in

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About the artist

Sam Anderson

I’m using painting as a therapy, and usually what results is nothing like I intended it to be – but something my subconscious had to get out. If you x-rayed my canvases you’d see about 10 paintings underneath that have nothing to do with the final picture but were essential in getting there.


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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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