was an artist and peace activist, primarily noted for his participation with the Baltimore Four and the Catonsville Nine. Lewis was active in the civil rights movement as a member of CORE and has close ties to the Catholic Worker Movement. He was a member of the Prince of Peace Plowshares, and was arrested many times over the years.
Lewis was a well-known artist throughout the Worcester area, and many of his pieces still survive in galleries and archives throughout the USA. He was an art teacher at Anna Maria College, and he taught printmaking at the Cambridge School of Weston, and Worcester Art Museum.
Lewis was a memorable figure in the “radical Catholic” movement for his combination of art and activism; for example, Daniel Berrigan described his art as “A poignant and powerful witness to the survival of the endangered conscience…. He heals the ancient split between ethics and imagination.”
was involved in many fields throughout his life, from his anti-nuclear activism, to his stance against war, to his involvement in the Catholic Workers movement and more. Tom didn’t just participate in whatever field he was involved in but excelled in it. Due to his involvement in so many parts of history his story is essential to know in order to know more about the greater cultural landscape when studying the arts and anti-war movements.
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