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This is a near mint condition Untitled print by Larry Clark, published on the occasion of the legendary Beautiful Losers exhibition, 2004-2009. Clark is a famed feature film director and his credits include: KIDS, Wassup Rockers, Bully and many others. Clark is one of the most important photographers of the last 50 years and is in museum collections worldwide. Clark was included in the legendary Beautiful Losers exhibition as well as MOCA's "Art In The Streets" exhibit. I picked this up from a while ago and have had it stored safely and out of sunlight in a flat file ever since. The photos shown are of the actual print. What you see is what you get so please look closely. I say near mint because all fine art prints have been handled by the artist and publisher during the printmaking and signing process, and minor imperfections are standard. So to be clear, this is an as-new fine art print in amazing salable condition and I only say near mint instead of mint to protect myself from petty bidders. Larry Clark Untitled , 2007 Photograph on Angelica watercolor paper 20 x 13.675 inches Edition of 200 Numbered and signed by the artist Published on the occasion of the exhibit “Beautiful Losers: Contemporary Art and Street Culture”, 2004-2009 Beautiful Losers was a seminal touring museum exhibition featuring artists that came from and influenced the subcultures of skateboarding, graffiti, punk and hip hop. The artists included were: Jean-Michel Basquiat, Neil Blender, Thomas Campbell, R. Crumb, Henry Chalfant, Larry Clark, Cynthia Connolly, Cheryl Dunn, KAWS, Shepard Fairey, Glen Friedman, Phil Frost, Futura, Mark Gonzales, Keith Haring, Evan Hecox, Wes Humpston, Jo Jackson, Todd James aka REAS, Andy Jenkins, James Jarvis, Chris Johanson, Spike Jonze, Margaret Kilgallen, Harmony Korine, Ari Marcopoulos, Geoff McFetridge, Barry McGee, Ryan McGinley, Ryan McGinness, Mike Mills, Raymond Pettibon, Steve Powers aka ESPO, Pushead, Terry Richardson, Clare Rojas, Rostarr, Craig Stecyk, Ed Templeton, Andy Warhol, Tobin Yelland. Clark is one of the most important figures in the street and skateboard art movements. He is also a part of the current MOCA Los Angeles "Art In The Streets" exhibit that also includes: steve powers, barry mcgee, robbie conal, rammellzee, keith haring, todd james, jean-michel basquiat, lee quinones, kenny scharf, roa, eine, retna, chaz bojorquez, fab 5 freddy, lady pink, crash, futura, dash snow, jamie reid, banksy, mode 2, craig r stecyk, gusmano cesaretti, ed templeton, larry clark, spike jonze, swoon, kaws, terry richardson, shepard fairey, mark gonzales, cheryl dunn, andre, neckface, craig costello aka kr, os gemeos, bill daniel, margaret kilgallen, jr, saber, risk, revok, mister cartoon, estevan oriol, stelios faitakis, and blade. Whether one regards Clark’s films as a tragic reflection of the state of disenfranchised youth, or exploitative trash that actually encourages the questionable behavior he claims to spotlight, Larry Clark has forced an entire generation to pause and consider their relationships to each other. He is an artist who readily admits to his sometimes-dangerous youth serving as inspiration for his often-disturbing ventures into the world of teenage sex, violence, and drug abuse. A photographer long before he moved into filmmaking, Clark documented his youth in black and white stills, published in 1971 as the portfolio Tulsa. In 1983, he released the luridly-titled photo collection Teenage Lust, which contained graphic depictions of incest, violence and drug abuse. Clark moved into motion pictures in 1995 with the highly controversial KIDS. The film was penned by nineteen-year-old Harmony Korine and depicted the daily lives of New York City teenage skateboarders. Drawing equal measures of praise and criticism for its unflinching portrayal of amoral urban teens, KIDS sent the nation’s parents into a frenzy of paranoia. Larry Clark’s photographs have been exhibited internationally including exhibitions at the... read more

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