Publisher/C/O Berlin

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"Larry Clark / Berlin 2012" is a photobook by American photographer Larry Clark. Born in the rural town of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Clark was raised by his mother, who was also a photographer. In his teens, he became addicted to drugs, and his "TULSA" series, which depicts the daily lives of himself and his friends filled with drugs, sex, and violence, is a representative work that continues to be talked about. Since the 1990s, he has also been active in the world of film, directing "KIDS," for which Harmony Korine wrote the screenplay, and has since released numerous works such as "BULLY." His style, which reflects the fluctuating emotions and energy of young people rebelling against a closed and oppressive world, has resonated with many people and remains highly popular worldwide. Clark has recently been making headlines in Japan with collaborations with fashion brands, but this book was published in conjunction with an exhibition held in Germany in 2012, and is a unique collection of works designed in a collage style using Clark's photographs and Polaroids. It is a book that seems to condense the creativity of Clark, who is active as both a photographer and a film director. Limited edition of 1500 copies. Includes 2 posters.