Jack Lueders-Booth - Women Prisoner Polaroids Fotobuch

Jack Lueders-Booth - Women Prisoner Polaroids FotobuchStanley Barker 2024 In the fall of 1977, Jack Lueders Booth began teaching photography to the inmates of MCI Framingham, a womens prison. During his decade at the facility, he would make a series of Polaroid images produced collaboratively with the women who lived in the prison. 32 of these images are presented in this new book alongside oral histories taken at the time by Booth. Founded in 1878, MCI Framingham was opened to house incarcerated women

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growing up in and around the town of Alton in the 1970s

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He would grab his camera and go out exploring at every opportunity

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