Publisher/Groninger Museum

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A photo book by American photographer Larry Clark. Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Clark was raised by his mother, who was a photographer. ``TULSA'' is a masterpiece that will be passed down from generation to generation, depicting the daily lives of drugs, sex, and violence that he and his friends experienced after getting into drugs as a teenager. Since the 1990s, he has been active in the film world, serving as the director of ``KIDS'', which was written by Harmony Korine, and went on to release numerous works such as ``BULLY''. His style, which reflects the wavering emotions of young people rebelling against a closed and oppressive world, and the energy they generate, resonates with many and remains highly popular worldwide. In recent years, Clark has been making headlines in Japan for his collaborations with fashion brands, and this book is a collection of his works published on the occasion of an exhibition held at the Groningen Museum in the Netherlands. A book made up of still photographs containing a series of video footage from the trial of the case. Signed by the photographer .