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Tulsa (Japanese Edition) magazine fashion Name lived in a tiny

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Name lived in a tiny closet at the Factory

Modica decided to stop and photograph

together with an essay by famed situationist thinker Guy Debord

For Deubner taking close-ups is a way of working that is essential to her practice

Thatcher Keats’ Confidence Games presents portraits of families

Tulsa (Japanese Edition) magazine fashion Name lived in a tinyHardcover First edition of 1,000 64 pages Published by Taka Ishii Gallery, 1996. This is the Japanese edition of Larry Clark's iconic photobook, Tulsa. Larry Clark stumbled into the New York art scene in 1971 when he published Tulsa, a limited edition art book featuring documentary photographs of himself and his degenerate friends shot over an eight year period (1963 1971). Tulsa is a collection of grainy, black and white images taken by Clark in his

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