Larry clark photography

Movie: Kids (1995).

Preview photographs from a retrospective deemed too risque for Parisian under-18s. Warning: contains explicit images

Larry Clark (1943, Tulsa, OK) is a photographer and filmmaker who’s work explores themes of emerging masculinity. Publications include the seminal "Tulsa" (1971) and films include the groundbreaking "Kids" (1997).

Larry Clark

Highlyann Krasnow and Mel Stones capture the spirit of New York in the 90s in this series of portraits that feature the stars of the iconic and controversial film, 'Kids.'

off set shooting Kids (1995) dr Larry Clark

The Tribeca doc 'The Kids,' directed by Eddie Martin, raises ethical questions about the making of the controversial 1995 film 'Kids.'

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Larry Clark, New York City, 42nd St. 1979.

Larry Clark sprang to prominence with the publication of his book of black-and-white photographs, ‘Tulsa’, in 1971. The photographs of himself and his friends were taken between 1963 and 1971 in three separate visits to his hometown after he had ...

Highlyann Krasnow and Mel Stones capture the spirit of New York in the 90s in this series of portraits that feature the stars of the iconic and controversial film, 'Kids.'

Before he was a controversial film-maker, Larry Clark was a controversial photographer, recording his teenage life of drugs and addiction in Tulsa (1971) and Teenage Lust (1983). Now, an Amsterdam gallery is bringing them together. Here is a selection of the best images

Highlyann Krasnow and Mel Stones capture the spirit of New York in the 90s in this series of portraits that feature the stars of the iconic and controversial film, 'Kids.'

Larry Clark and Justin Pierce

Larry Clark’s films and photography have left an indelible mark on pop culture, not only for their shock value but also for their biting social commentary.