Made corrections: a prison-based street art intervention for young offenders

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Walker, O. and Hansen, S. 2017. Made corrections: a prison-based street art intervention for young offenders. Street Art & Urban Creativity. 3 (1), pp. 95-103. https://doi.org/10.25765/sauc.v3i1.69
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TitleMade corrections: a prison-based street art intervention for young offenders
AuthorsWalker, O. and Hansen, S.
Abstract

This paper describes a prison-based street art intervention that took place at a Lithuanian institution for young offenders. During the first stage of the project, existing historical graffiti and murals on the prison walls were uncovered and documented. The second stage of the project involved working with the young offenders to co-produce a series of collaborative large-scale works within the prison walls, some of which incorporated elements of these earlier murals as a form of living heritage. The final stage of the project reproduced a selection of this work outside on the walls of the local city. Future work will involve a more formal evaluation of the impact of the intervention on the young offenders, the prison staff, and the local community.

Research GroupForensic Psychology Research group
PublisherUniversity of Lisbon
JournalStreet Art & Urban Creativity
ISSN2183-3869
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Print20 Nov 2017
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Deposited22 Nov 2017
Accepted15 Oct 2017
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