Tulsa

Photographer
Larry Clark
Publisher

Grove Press
ISBN

9780802116789 — Open search and refresh status Amazon.ca — Open search and refresh status Amazon.com — Open search and refresh status AbeBooks — Open search and refresh status eBay — Open search and refresh status
Publication Year

2000
Edition

Limited Edition

Hardcover in Slipcase Hardcover English 64 pages 22.86 x 29.85 x 1.27 cm 703 g

Description

When it first appeared in 1971, Larry Clark’s “Tulsa” sparked immediate controversy for its graphic depictions of drug abuse, sex, and violence among Oklahoma youth. Clark, a native of Tulsa and a participant in the scenes he recorded, stripped away the myth of Middle American immunity to social convulsions. This 2000 Grove Press edition reproduces the raw, haunting black-and-white imagery that established a new standard for autobiographical photography, influencing directors like Martin Scorsese and Gus Van Sant.

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