Larry Clark

Born in the vibrant city of Tulsa, Oklahoma, in the year 1943, the individual in question was destined for a life of creative expression. The son of Frances Clark, a renowned baby photographer, and Lewis Clark, this talented individual was influenced by the artistic endeavors of his parents from a young age. After completing his high school education at Central High school in Tulsa, Oklahoma, he embarked on a journey to hone his craft, attending the prestigious Layton School of Art in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Under the guidance of esteemed instructors Walter Sheffer and Gerard Bakker, he refined his skills and developed a unique artistic perspective. Prior to making his film debut in the movie "Kids" in 1995, this visionary artist had already gained widespread recognition for his groundbreaking photographic body of work, which included the publications "Tulsa" (1971),"Teenage Lust" (1982),and "Perfect Childhood" (1992).