Incarceration

subject7 illustrations2018–2025

Incarceration runs through 7 illustrations here, mostly for Propublica, The New Yorker and New York Times. Alicia Tatone, Avinash Weerasekera and Dominic Bodden are credited most often.

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Illustrators with work tagged incarceration (7)

Alicia Tatone

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Avinash Weerasekera

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Dominic Bodden

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Hoi Chan

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Matt Rota

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Sara Wong

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Victor Juhasz

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Illustrations tagged incarceration

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Living Slow Deaths Behind Bars

Living Slow Deaths Behind Bars

illustrated by Hoi Chan

art directed by Akshita Chandra

for New York Times

How an Asylum Seeker in U.S. Custody Ended Up in a Russian Prison

How an Asylum Seeker in U.S. Custody Ended Up in a Russian Prison

illustrated by Matt Rota

for The New Yorker

What Do We Owe a Prison Informant?

What Do We Owe a Prison Informant?

illustrated by Avinash Weerasekera

for The New Yorker

“A Courtroom Is a Really Lousy Place to Decide Science”

“A Courtroom Is a Really Lousy Place to Decide Science”

illustrated by Dominic Bodden

for Propublica

When Force-Feeding Is Torture

When Force-Feeding Is Torture

illustrated by Victor Juhasz

for The Nation

The Isolation of Being Deaf in Prison

The Isolation of Being Deaf in Prison

illustrated by Sara Wong

art directed by Celina Fang

for The Marshall Project

Eugene Clemons May Be Ineligible for the Death Penalty. A Rigid Clinton-Era Law Could Force Him to Be Executed Anyway.

Eugene Clemons May Be Ineligible for the Death Penalty. A Rigid Clinton-Era Law Could Force Him to Be Executed Anyway.

illustrated by Alicia Tatone

art directed by Jillian Kumagai

for Propublica

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