The youngest American on death row now has a museum exhibition opening

Gary Tyler, sentenced to death at 16 for a crime he didn't commit, has a museum exhibition showcasing his journey. After years in prison, his conviction was reduced to manslaughter. Tyler became involved in hospice care for inmates and quilt-making, which helped him connect with his past. His art reflects his life experiences, leading to recognition and awards post-release. His first museum exhibition, titled "Rebirth," is currently on display in Grand Rapids, Michigan.