James Drake's “Tongue-Cut Sparrows (Desire Is Not Enough)" are based on an invented sign language created by a group of women to communicate, from a distance, with their loved ones inside the El Paso County Jail. A 24-panel charcoal drawing, which is part of this unique investigation about forms of communication, will be exhibited.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until October 13.
James Drake's “Tongue-Cut Sparrows (Desire Is Not Enough)" are based on an invented sign language created by a group of women to communicate, from a distance, with their loved ones inside the El Paso County Jail. A 24-panel charcoal drawing, which is part of this unique investigation about forms of communication, will be exhibited.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until October 13.
James Drake's “Tongue-Cut Sparrows (Desire Is Not Enough)" are based on an invented sign language created by a group of women to communicate, from a distance, with their loved ones inside the El Paso County Jail. A 24-panel charcoal drawing, which is part of this unique investigation about forms of communication, will be exhibited.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until October 13.