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Amie Dowling
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Amie Dowling is Professor in the Performing Arts Department at the University of San Francisco.
Artistic Ensemble in San Quentin Prison
by Amie Dowling
The films Waterline and Ways to Disappear show the progress of the creative process creating changes in the lives of the incarcerated, their communities, and society.
Well Contested Sites and Separate Sentences
by Amie Dowling
The films Well Contested Sites Separate Sentences reflect on the plight of the incarcerated and exposure of their plight, both the condition and the societal issues, to society at large.