Gary Tyler: the quilt artist who speaks up for the unjustly incarcerated
Briefly

Gary Tyler’s quilts symbolize perseverance and potential, reflecting his personal journey from wrongful incarceration for 41 years to becoming an activist for others still behind bars.
"You never stifle an individual's ability to be able to try to make a difference... I've learned that resilience is key, even in the face of wrongful conviction."
Tyler's artwork, particularly the Defiant series, represents not just his personal story but resonates with broader issues of justice, race, and perseverance in overcoming systemic failures.
"My art speaks for those who cannot speak for themselves. I want to keep the conversation alive about those serving time for crimes they didn't commit."
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