Inside: Artists and Writers in Reading Prison

Notes

Book accompanying the eponymous exhibition, held at the Reading Prison, 4/9 – 4/12 2016.

Editor	James Lingwood and Micheal Morris
Publisher	Artangel
ISBN	978-1902201313
Reference	P3212
Date	2017
Type	Publication

Keywords

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