Publisher/Rye Press

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Them Journal: UN-EDIT 2014 Summer No.1 features American contemporary artist Richard Prince (1949) and photographer/film director Larry Clark (1943). Prince, who re-examined and repurposed existing photographs circulating in advertisements and magazines, became a leading figure in appropriation art, questioning the concepts of authorship and originality. Clark, on the other hand, started with "Tulsa," which documented the daily lives of young people in his hometown of Oklahoma from within, and continued with "Teenage Lust" and the film "Kids," capturing youth, desire, violence, and subculture with a raw sense of distance. In this issue, titled "RICHARD PRINCE MEETS LARRY CLARK," the two men, whose approaches to photography are vastly different—Prince, who quotes and reconstructs images, and Clark, who directly photographs the world he belongs to—cross paths on the same page. Other contributors include Luc Tuymans, Antoine d'Agata, and Neville Wakefield. This inaugural issue of 'Them' highlights the relationship between the two through its unique editorial approach, which transcends contemporary art, photography, and fashion.