These former inmates turn life behind bars into art

Newseze Wire·Sat, Oct 3, 9:00 AMWire: Rappler

For the formerly incarcerated members of the Bagongbuhay Group of Artists, art becomes one way of confronting the difficulty of rebuilding life after release

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These former inmates turn life behind bars into art

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