CPR's Annual Celebration Silent Auction

I Bleed Tears As I Dream of Pain and Loss

$25

Starting bid

Size: 13" x 10.5"

Acrylic

Jerry Metcalf is a self-taught writer and artist.

Please note: This artwork is unframed. Any border or frame shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Silent Night

$25

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12 x 9

Colored Pencil

Please note: This artwork is unframed. Any border or frame shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Across the Lake

$35

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8.5 x 11

Graphite

Please note: This artwork is unframed. Any border or frame shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Summer at Grandpa's

$30

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7 x 11

Watercolor

Please note: This artwork is unframed. Any border or frame shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Blink of an Eye

$25

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8.5 x 11

Colored Pencil

Please note: This artwork is unframed. Any border or frame shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Chick-a-dee

$35

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12 x 9

Mixed Media

Please note: This artwork is unframed. Any border or frame shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Her Fear, Reflected

$75

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Artist background: KMFR is a formerly incarcerated digital and tattoo artist who spent more than 17 years incarcerated in the Michigan Department of Corrections. Art has long given him a space for creativity, personal expression and healing. Working primarily through digital mediums, he creates imagery informed by emotion, lived experience and the psychological realities of incarceration.

Title: Her Fear, Reflected

Description: The piece centers on a mirror positioned outside a prison cell, a practice people sometimes use so they can see who is coming down the rock. A clock, skull, prison watchtower and tear surround the reflected figure.

Meaning: In the reflection, her fear is death itself approaching as her time runs out. The clock, skull, prison watchtower and tear build around a sense of waiting, watching and knowing something is coming. The piece explores fear, confinement, mortality and the psychological weight of time inside.

24 x 24

Framed Digital Art Print

Please note: Any border shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Artist background: KMFR is a formerly incarcerated digital and tattoo artist who spent more than 17 years incarcerated in the Michigan Department of Corrections. Art has long given him a space for creativity, personal expression and healing. Working primarily through digital mediums, he creates imagery informed by emotion, lived experience and the psychological realities of incarceration.

Title: Her Fear, Reflected

Description: The piece centers on a mirror positioned outside a prison cell, a practice people sometimes use so they can see who is coming down the rock. A clock, skull, prison watchtower and tear surround the reflected figure.

Meaning: In the reflection, her fear is death itself approaching as her time runs out. The clock, skull, prison watchtower and tear build around a sense of waiting, watching and knowing something is coming. The piece explores fear, confinement, mortality and the psychological weight of time inside.

24 x 24

Framed Digital Art Print

Please note: Any border shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Feel Colors

$25

Starting bid

11 x 14

Watercolor

Please note: This artwork is unframed. Any border or frame shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Drive Time

$30

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12 x 9

Pastel

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Distortion

$20

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12 x 9

Ink, Graphite

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Direction

$20

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Direction

Kevin Holtzer

Please note: This artwork is unframed. Any border or frame shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Star of Jabari

$20

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Star of Jabari

Derrius Lambert

Please note: This artwork is unframed. Any border or frame shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Flooded Timber

$40

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14 x 11

Oil Pencils on Bristol

Detrey's McCoy "The Pencilist"

This piece took 17 hours to complete.

Please note: This artwork is unframed. Any border or frame shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Advocate

$20

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Advocate
By Sarah Joan Vuong

Sarah is an artist currently incarcerated at Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility. She has been creating art throughout her life, drawing inspiration from nature, relationships, personal experiences, and the possibility of change. Creativity helps her process life’s challenges and bring joy to herself and others.

Advocate is inspired by Women Have Voices: Listen, Advocate, Transform. It reflects the importance of standing alongside incarcerated women and their families and turning their experiences into support, accountability, and meaningful action.

Framed, Colored Pencil

Advocate
By Sarah Joan Vuong

Sarah is an artist currently incarcerated at Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility. She has been creating art throughout her life, drawing inspiration from nature, relationships, personal experiences, and the possibility of change. Creativity helps her process life’s challenges and bring joy to herself and others.

Advocate is inspired by Women Have Voices: Listen, Advocate, Transform. It reflects the importance of standing alongside incarcerated women and their families and turning their experiences into support, accountability, and meaningful action.

Framed, Colored Pencil

Time and Stamps

$200

Starting bid

Time and Stamps

by Bob Cleveland

This photo was taken at Arches National Park,

About Bob: Born in Colorado in 1950, I was 12 years old when I sent in a cereal box top and a dollar to buy my first camera. That same year I found a film processing kit left in the storage area of my new home in Saginaw, Michigan.

Those were the days of Time/Life and National Geographic magazines, where the world and culture were displayed in pictures. That was my calling.

Since then, I have pursued taking and printing long lasting photo art. I spent 35 years in the darkroom by myself, winning state wide awards for my custom color printing. I traveled the world thru other peoples' pictures. For the last ten years I have had the aid of a computer and daylight Giclee printing.

My photograph's show patterns of life in the form of the natural world that I meet when I step out of my home. I trust in reality, light and composition to convey the beauty and struggle of the living in an impermanent world. My abstracts are just that - light and form.

Please note: This artwork is unframed. Any border or frame shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Time and Stamps

by Bob Cleveland

This photo was taken at Arches National Park,

About Bob: Born in Colorado in 1950, I was 12 years old when I sent in a cereal box top and a dollar to buy my first camera. That same year I found a film processing kit left in the storage area of my new home in Saginaw, Michigan.

Those were the days of Time/Life and National Geographic magazines, where the world and culture were displayed in pictures. That was my calling.

Since then, I have pursued taking and printing long lasting photo art. I spent 35 years in the darkroom by myself, winning state wide awards for my custom color printing. I traveled the world thru other peoples' pictures. For the last ten years I have had the aid of a computer and daylight Giclee printing.

My photograph's show patterns of life in the form of the natural world that I meet when I step out of my home. I trust in reality, light and composition to convey the beauty and struggle of the living in an impermanent world. My abstracts are just that - light and form.

Please note: This artwork is unframed. Any border or frame shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Helter Skelter

$200

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Helter Skelter

by Bob Cleveland

About Bob: Born in Colorado in 1950, I was 12 years old when I sent in a cereal box top and a dollar to buy my first camera. That same year I found a film processing kit left in the storage area of my new home in Saginaw, Michigan.

Those were the days of Time/Life and National Geographic magazines, where the world and culture were displayed in pictures. That was my calling.

Since then, I have pursued taking and printing long lasting photo art. I spent 35 years in the darkroom by myself, winning state wide awards for my custom color printing. I traveled the world thru other peoples' pictures. For the last ten years I have had the aid of a computer and daylight Giclee printing.

My photograph's show patterns of life in the form of the natural world that I meet when I step out of my home. I trust in reality, light and composition to convey the beauty and struggle of the living in an impermanent world. My abstracts are just that - light and form.

Please note: This artwork is unframed. Any border or frame shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Helter Skelter

by Bob Cleveland

About Bob: Born in Colorado in 1950, I was 12 years old when I sent in a cereal box top and a dollar to buy my first camera. That same year I found a film processing kit left in the storage area of my new home in Saginaw, Michigan.

Those were the days of Time/Life and National Geographic magazines, where the world and culture were displayed in pictures. That was my calling.

Since then, I have pursued taking and printing long lasting photo art. I spent 35 years in the darkroom by myself, winning state wide awards for my custom color printing. I traveled the world thru other peoples' pictures. For the last ten years I have had the aid of a computer and daylight Giclee printing.

My photograph's show patterns of life in the form of the natural world that I meet when I step out of my home. I trust in reality, light and composition to convey the beauty and struggle of the living in an impermanent world. My abstracts are just that - light and form.

Please note: This artwork is unframed. Any border or frame shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Invisible Beauty

$200

Starting bid

Invisible Beauty

by Bob Cleveland

The Fall tree was taken on a bike ride near Bob's home in the country.

About Bob: Born in Colorado in 1950, I was 12 years old when I sent in a cereal box top and a dollar to buy my first camera. That same year I found a film processing kit left in the storage area of my new home in Saginaw, Michigan.

Those were the days of Time/Life and National Geographic magazines, where the world and culture were displayed in pictures. That was my calling.

Since then, I have pursued taking and printing long lasting photo art. I spent 35 years in the darkroom by myself, winning state wide awards for my custom color printing. I traveled the world thru other peoples' pictures. For the last ten years I have had the aid of a computer and daylight Giclee printing.

My photograph's show patterns of life in the form of the natural world that I meet when I step out of my home. I trust in reality, light and composition to convey the beauty and struggle of the living in an impermanent world. My abstracts are just that - light and form.

Please note: This artwork is unframed. Any border or frame shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Invisible Beauty

by Bob Cleveland

The Fall tree was taken on a bike ride near Bob's home in the country.

About Bob: Born in Colorado in 1950, I was 12 years old when I sent in a cereal box top and a dollar to buy my first camera. That same year I found a film processing kit left in the storage area of my new home in Saginaw, Michigan.

Those were the days of Time/Life and National Geographic magazines, where the world and culture were displayed in pictures. That was my calling.

Since then, I have pursued taking and printing long lasting photo art. I spent 35 years in the darkroom by myself, winning state wide awards for my custom color printing. I traveled the world thru other peoples' pictures. For the last ten years I have had the aid of a computer and daylight Giclee printing.

My photograph's show patterns of life in the form of the natural world that I meet when I step out of my home. I trust in reality, light and composition to convey the beauty and struggle of the living in an impermanent world. My abstracts are just that - light and form.

Please note: This artwork is unframed. Any border or frame shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

Cat Mom Basket

$30

Starting bid

Tote bag, candle, cat toys, small bag, water bottle, photo album, keychain

Dog Mom Basket

$30

Starting bid

Tote bag, candle, dog toys, bracelet, water bottle, photo album, keychain

Gift Cards for Eastside Fish Fry $40 (Lansing, MI)

$20

Starting bid

Eastside Fish Fry & Grill — $40 Value

Enjoy fresh seafood and meats from Eastside Fish Fry & Grill! Take your selections home to cook or have them cooked, steamed, or grilled for you. Catering is also available.

This Lansing business believes in second chances and provides employment and training opportunities for formerly incarcerated people.

2417 East Kalamazoo Street
Lansing, MI 48912

Citizens For Prison Reform

CPR's Annual Celebration Silent Auction

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I Bleed Tears As I Dream of Pain and Loss

$25

Silent Night

$25

Across the Lake

$35

Summer at Grandpa's

$30

Blink of an Eye

$25

Chick-a-dee

$35

Her Fear, Reflected

$75

Feel Colors

$25

Drive Time

$30

Distortion

$20

Direction

$20

Star of Jabari

$20

Flooded Timber

$40

Advocate

$20

Time and Stamps

$200

Helter Skelter

$200

Invisible Beauty

$200

Cat Mom Basket

$30

Dog Mom Basket

$30

Gift Cards for Eastside Fish Fry $40 (Lansing, MI)

$20