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Untitled(Nude) Following the right hand of - Lana Turner (in the postman always ring twice) 2005 Untitled 80(Terracotta) 1998 Untitled 145 (Chanel) 2000 Untitled 96 (Desk) 1998 Untitled (Pirate) 2005 I love Melancholy 2000 - 2005 Disneyland 2004 Rise 2005 Vesuvius N°1 2005 Dionysos N°3 2005 Tommy girl 2003 Win Win situation 2003 Pink cher 2002 The Bavarian Deer 1999 Embroidering. Veruschka was here 2001 The Balad of Gary Gilmore 1999 Forhead 1997 Bujar and Meg 2003 Dylan 2002 Romantic 2002 Fence 2002 Mamphis 2 2004 Vb26 1997 I miss the comfort of being sad 2005 Xed 2004 The flag 1988 Untitled (Serie Tulsa) 1980 Vampire portraits (bmx boys) 2003 Heidi II 2003 Only God can judge me 2004 Cosmic Landscape N 1 2004 The first intellectual 2000 Stereomongrel 2005 Joanna Laughing,Hotel Paris 1999 Tatoo 2001 17 boys I whispered 17 secret nothing words to 17 times today 2005 Epic slava 1999 Pink space 1995 816 1972 Boy in blue raincoat 2 2001 Dash cutting lines 2000 Dan and Eric 2001 Untitled 2005 Crisco 2002 Brown eyes 2003 Self-portrait (Actress) after Jodie Foster 2 1996 Untitled (Tamago) 2000 Looking up,not down 1999 Untitled (Man's face) 2004 Common sense (Priest) 1999 Miss American legion 1964 I don't live here anymore 2001 The brothers (A.M. & M.M.) 2003 Live in the port coquitlam 2003 Nash 2005 Che meraviglia 1997 Dark Garden II 2003 Self-Portrait 2000 Passing and posing 2003

Larry Clark

Untiltled (Serie Tulsa)

1980

Larry Clark is regarded as one of the most important and influential American photographers of his generation. He is known for both his raw and contentious photographs and controversial films focusing on teen sexuality, violence and drug use (Kids, 1995) Clark burst into public consciousness with his landmark book Tulsa in 1971 and has continued to use photography to explore urgent social issues pertaining to youth culture. In particular, he is interested in investigating the perils and vulnerabilities of adolescent masculinity, which he often explores from an autobiographical perspective. Tulsa is infact the name of his hometown where the very young artist started photographing friends who were taking drugs. The book includes beautiful black and white photographs shot between 1963 and 1971 and traces the course of three young people who pass from idealism and ecstasy to paranoia and the trauma of a generation of the Midwest of a disillusioned America due to the Vietnam war. In all of his work Clark follows a course of correlated themes: deconstruction of family relations, masculinity, the source of violence, the relation between the collective unconsciousness and social behaviour and the construction of identity during adolescence. Such research is found in a production, that has frequently shocked the public where violence, sexuality and drugs are rather explicit.

Tulsa,Oklahoma 1943
Larry Clark is regarded as one of the most important and influential American photographers of his generation. He is known for both his raw and contentious photographs

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