Sudan Paul Miller, Syro Spyro Lemons
Color marker and ink on paper
Ionia Maximum Facility, Ionia, Michigan
Sudan Paul Miller, (also known as Prince U.R. Sudan), imprisoned since 1978, works in ink, pastels, graphite, crayon, carbon paper, and marker on paper and manila envelopes. "It is in abstracts that I'm able to express myself the most," he explains. Of other artists he says, "I like Mondrian mostly, as I do Miles Davis and Mozart chamber pieces ....Jesus Rafael Soto's Cube of the Ambiguous Space is off the chain--very, very good." Art, he states, "keeps me sane. Keeps me from going crazy. Helps me deal with the depression, stress, tension, anxiety, loneliness."

To Order This Print Framed please click your preferred frame color
 
 
Black
 
 
Gold
 
 
Silver

To Order This Print Unframed please click the logo  

To obtain a PDF order form for mailing or faxing click here.


News | Books and Music | Links | Prison Art | Letters from Prison | Who we are
PRISONS FOUNDATION.ORG
1718 M Street, NW, #151 Washington, DC 20036. E-mail: Staff@PrisonsFoundation.org Phone: 202-393-1511
Notice: The Internal Revenue Service has determined that the Prisons Foundation is a publicly-supported 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization and that, in view of its official nonprofit status, contributions made to the Prisons Foundation are deductible to the fullest extent of the law.