Sometimes, an individual is driven to find their identity by creating art despite overwhelming obstacles. Jerry Ross Barrish, a product of a hardworking Jewish family with ties to the mob, initially worked in the bail bonds business. However, he broke free from convention by providing bail for radical 1960s protesters, earning the nickname "Don't Perish in Jail, Call Barrish for Bail." Inspired by the era, Barrish embarked on a heroic journey where art became his salvation.
Plastic Man: The Artful Life of Jerry Ross Barrish
A talented but struggling artist finds his true identity and overcomes challenges through his unwavering passion for art.
