The outdoor coed, topless pop fiction appreciation society

The Outdoor Co-ed Topless Pulp Fiction Appreciation Society was a New York-based feminist group that staged topless reading sessions in public parks and spaces, asserting women's legal right to be topless in public while subverting male gaze through the act of reading. Prince appropriates their self-published photographs in this limited edition, creating a complex layering of appropriation, feminism, and voyeurism. Published through his Fulton Ryder imprint in an edition of 300, the book raises questions about consent, re-appropriation, and the ethics of using activist imagery as art material.