Life and Art in Jail

An English teacher to Mr. N, a Korean prisoner in Australia, narrates his experience of being a custodian of some of the latter's very fine paintings. He feels sorry for Mr. N because his paintings will never be seen by anyone and he and his artistic talent will remain unknown.

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Published inEureka street Vol. 20; no. 19; pp. 25 - 27
Main Author Oliver Humphries
Format Journal Article
Published 01.10.2010
Subjects
Pottery
Pottery, Korean
Prisoners
Prisoners as artists
Australia
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Summary:An English teacher to Mr. N, a Korean prisoner in Australia, narrates his experience of being a custodian of some of the latter's very fine paintings. He feels sorry for Mr. N because his paintings will never be seen by anyone and he and his artistic talent will remain unknown.
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Eureka Street, Vol. 20, No. 19, Oct 2010: 25-27
ISSN:1036-1758