01

“Your name is fear. And I’m going to walk right through you.”

JP Lorence delivers a powerful assertion against the fear of this pathogen.

02

The pandemic has wreaked havoc on prisons. Without proper personal protective equipment, its population is the most vulnerable to the coronavirus.

In “Monroe Party,” Michael J. Moore gives us a look of that reality from the Monroe Correctional Complex.

03

 With the pandemic affecting the world around us, nothing is certain. Everything is uncertain.

“Uncertain” by Carol Kanter expresses that anxiety. 

04

 Another work from JP Lorence, “Footprints” describes the despondent feeling of vacant streets and sidewalks, but footprints offer a reminder of presence.