Unconditional Freedom

Art of Soulmaking is active in facilities across the country, offering meditation, writing, and reflection to incarcerated individuals eager to do the work.

This month, every donation is matched up to $5,000.

We are currently at $2,479 toward our $5,000 goal.

Your gift goes twice as far right now!
Help us expand access.
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Help us reach our match goal — donate today link in bio or donate on instagram! Every dollar helps bring rehabilitation to those in prison.

1,400+ facilities.
48 states.
200,000 participants.

Art of Soulmaking is already reaching people inside prisons across the country.

Through structured meditation, writing, and reflection, incarcerated individuals are engaging tools that build accountability, emotional regulation, and self-authorship.

This month, every donation is matched up to $5,000.

Your gift goes twice as far.
Link in bio.

Free the Artist, an initiative of Unconditional Freedom, is building an online platform so creative voices inside are seen, honored, and supported. Right now, a generous donor is matching every gift up to $5,000, doubling the impact of your support. Our vision is that art can restore dignity and that freedom is unconditional. We invite you to help us bring this vision to life. 🖤

✨Donate directly on instagram or at the link in our bio!

This gallery holds work created in places most people never see—drawings made in solitary confinement, art sketched on notebook paper, sculptures formed on death row, and intimate pieces that carry the stories of real lives. One artist wrote to us that making art through this program “helped save my life and my soul.” That spirit lives in every piece. Donate today to be part of restoring dignity to those who are typically invisible.

Free the Artist, an initiative of Unconditional Freedom, is building an online platform so creative voices inside are seen, honored, and supported. Right now, a generous donor is matching every gift up to $5,000, doubling the impact of your support. Our vision is that art can restore dignity and that freedom is unconditional. We invite you to help us bring this vision to life. 🖤

This gallery holds work created in places most people never see—drawings made in solitary confinement, art sketched on notebook paper, sculptures formed on death row, and intimate pieces that carry the stories of real lives. One artist wrote to us that making art through this program “helped save my life and my soul.” That spirit lives in every piece. Donate today to be part of restoring dignity to those who are typically invisible.

Come join us for the closing exhibit of Free the Artist: An exhibit of incarcerated artists

Thursday Jan 29th at 6pm in Harlem!

Highlighting the resilience and creativity within prisons. The Free The Artist project brings artwork created by incarcerated individuals to share with the world. Each piece is a window into an inner world — a vision of strength, resilience, and creative expression from within confinement.

It has been an incredible month featuring artists who, with basically no access to materials, have created profoundly impactful art. And a centerpiece of the exhibit is a hand-built wooden “prison cell,” the same size as one of our participants cells that he lived in and created art from. 

Link in bio or DM us to reserve your spot. You won’t want to miss this powerful night!

Created inside prison ❣️ Come join us for our January 29 reception featuring art made inside — see for yourself the resilience and creativity that’s possible. Link in bio.

Stunning new book giving voice to the power behind prison walls. Proceeds from sale of the book go toward the “Jailbirds in Flight Trust”, benefitting the women whose stories are inspired parts of the book and Unconditional Freedom’s Prison Monastery Project. Buy today on Amazon, link in bio.

We are live tonight, December 2, at 6pm for a truly extraordinary experience: an art gallery featuring work created in prison. See the creativity, resilience and transformation of those behind bars and be part of an interactive gallery showcasing the prison monastery. Streaming live on IG.

TONIGHT✨Free the Artist gallery opening in East Harlem. 6 pm. Art by incarcerated artists. 2277 3rd Ave NY NY 10035. Join us to hear their powerful stories and see the creativity and resilience behind bars.