Larry Clark "Billy Mann" Print.

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  "Larry Clark is an American filmmaker, photographer, and writer, born on January 19, 1943, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He is best known for his controversial and raw depictions of youth culture, often focusing on themes of drug use, violence, and sexual exploration. Clark began his artistic career as a photographer in the 1960s, capturing the lives of his friends and acquaintances in Tulsa. His photographs, collected in the book ""Tulsa"" (1971), gained attention for their gritty and unflinching portrayal of drug addiction and aimless youth. The book became a cult classic and established Clark as a prominent figure in photography. In the 1990s, Clark transitioned into filmmaking. His directorial debut came with the controversial and highly influential film ""Kids"" (1995), which depicted a group of sexually active and drug-abusing teenagers in New York City. The film garnered both critical acclaim and controversy due to its explicit content and the candid way in which it tackled sensitive subjects. Following ""Kids,"" Clark continued to explore similar themes in his subsequent films, such as ""Bully"" (2001) and ""Ken Park"" (2002). His work often blurs the line between fiction and documentary, incorporating non-professional actors and drawing from real-life experiences. Throughout his career, Larry Clark's work has been both praised for its authenticity and criticized for its explicit and confrontational nature. He has been a polarizing figure, challenging societal taboos and provoking discussions about youth culture, sexuality, and the darker aspects of adolescence. His photography and films have had a significant impact on contemporary art and cinema, and he remains an influential and controversial figure in the artistic world."
  Measures 8.25 x 5.75
  Printed circa 2000s
  Verso is blank.
  Mounted to archival quality paper.

  Condition

  Good condition. No rips, tears, creases.
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