JustArts Gallery
Tulsa, OK
Elevating the creative voices of people confined to carceral institutions across the US.
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Artist: Sean Fox
"I have traveled 52 complete rotations around the sun in my lifetime, and my heart’s cry is to live a life of passion not perfection. I want my last breath in this life to be one of satisfaction for a life well lived, and poured out for a world that can be painful and desperate, and to inspire that in others. A lot of my artwork revolves around the theme of romantic love, and the messy beauty that is life. I try to ignore a lot of the rules about art, and believe we each have to find the heart of life that speaks to us. So, break some rules, find your heart, and remember to be kind to yourself. A life well lived isn't found in perfection, but in the passion!"
Sean Fox has sold thousands of works of art and reproductions around the world, has designed decorative works for retailers like Neiman Marcus and Anthropologie, and has had his work featured on HGTV and in Home Accents Today.
Please note that all artwork is being shared with the full consent of the artists. Please do not make use of any of the artwork you see here without reaching out to us or the artist directly.
JustArts Gallery (Tulsa, OK) is a not-for-profit, community-rooted project fiscally sponsored by The Third Space Foundation. We partner with systems-impacted artists across the country—most of them currently incarcerated—to host exhibitions and public programs that foster connection and challenge carceral narratives. Our space is a hub for collective learning, healing, and organizing at the intersection of the arts and justice. All proceeds from art sales go directly to the artists or their designated loved ones unless they choose otherwise.
JustArts offers strategic support to organizations, educators, and advocates working to build more just and inclusive arts ecosystems. With over 15 years of experience working with artists in prison, we collaborate with partners nationwide to uplift creative expression as a powerful act of resistance, identity, and possibility.
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