Joel Meyerowitz's book "Provincetown" presents a collection of 100 portraits capturing the essence of life in Provincetown, Massachusetts, during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Known as a haven for the queer community and artists, Provincetown is celebrated for its openness and tolerance. Using an 8-by-10 camera, Meyerowitz created intimate and vivid portraits of families, couples, children, and artists, portraying the vibrant and progressive spirit of the beach town. The book showcases many previously unpublished images, offering a glimpse into a unique, self-styled world set against idyllic coastal landscapes.
