Publisher/Boo-Hooray

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"Marfa Gurl Notebook Facsimle" is a collection of works by Larry Clark, one of America's leading photographers and film directors. “Violence,” “drugs,” and “sex.” . . At a time when it was taboo to be exposed, Clark was able to express such provocative content in a straightforward manner. It overlaps with his own life, and has been well-received precisely because he honestly and honestly depicts the feelings of teenagers. There was probably a lot of backlash from those around him. Clark's style, which has continued to communicate realistically in the public world the realities that have been suppressed by adults and teachers, eventually moved from photography to film, and since 2000, he has been producing films and collaborating with cultural brands. But it is often talked about. This work is a copy of the notebook Clark used when producing a film that was screened in 2012 and depicts the racism and underground realities that occur in Marfa, Texas. . It's mostly text. Limited to 120 copies.