In the Booth with Art

Chris Arnade’s ‘Faces of Addiction’ & the Case for Basic Income and the Decriminalisation of Drugs and Prostitution

January 6, 2014 // 6 Comments

Chris Arnade was a trader on Wall Street for 20 years until 2012 when he left to focus on photography. Having been involved in a project with Hunts Point Alliance for Children, he got to know some of the local residents...

Photographer and Author, Alyscia Cunningham, Discusses Her First Book, Feminine Transitions

October 15, 2013 // 1 Comment

I wanted to bring to light that as we evolve in age, we also mature mentally and highlight the beauty of our growth... I know now that Feminine Transitions is a tribute to that little girl who is constantly told by society that she is not beautiful. I want that girl to know that she...

In the Booth with Ruth – Sherry Dooley, Artist & Survivor of Prostitution

September 2, 2013 // 10 Comments

I paint emotion through the face of women – and mostly just the face... I suppose I’m drawn to painting women in deep reflection, because I tend to spend most of my time in my head. Always thinking, rehashing, wondering and pondering – my mind never receives a break.

Michelle Morgan, an Artist and a Survivor of Prostitution, Shares About Her Art and Her Life After One Month Out of the Sex Trade

July 30, 2013 // 23 Comments

Michelle was only seventeen years old when she entered prostitution. She has been trying to break free from the life for some time and now, at twenty, after meeting other exited women, she...