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Black and white Larry Clark photo of someone pointing at a person slumped on a narrow iron bed in a small bedroom

Perhaps most famous for directing everyone’s favourite feel-good comedy — Kids, Larry Clark isn’t just a dab hand at motion pictures, he’s also pretty good when it comes to regular old still photography too, as documented in his 1971 book, Tulsa. Probably not too much of a surprise if you’ve seen any of his films; his photos are a long way from Anne Geddes, as they document him and his mates having a real scream of a time shooting both amphetamines and small firearms. Take it away Larry…

Typed page headed An Essay by Larry Clark and a large outlined Tulsa, signed larry clark april 1971

Black and white Larry Clark photo of a group laughing in a living room, framed portraits on the wall behind

Signed black and white Larry Clark print of two people on a bed, one hunched over, the other lying back with a cigarette

Black and white Larry Clark photo of someone in a cardigan aiming a revolver at a window, an American flag behind

Billy Mann, shirtless in a car with an arm on the window frame, in a 1963 black and white Larry Clark photo

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