Artist active in 2020 with a number of long-running projects, and involved in a number of campaigns. She is a long-time campaigner against the death penalty and communicated with Herman Wallace for many years during his incarceration. English Hedonists is one of Reichardt's projects.
More information at her website.
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Carrie Reichardt
Carrie Reichardt, renegade potter and craftivist. English Hedonists Mad in En...
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Carrie Reichardt
Angola Three: Herman Wallace, Albert Woodfox, King Wilkerson
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