Posted 05.01.12
This issue, it’s a throwdown between two titans of Tulsa photography–Gaylord Herron and Larry Clark.
Coming up:
- PUBLIC SECRETS: Lee Roy Chapman remembers the Lew Clark Studio, where Larry Clark learned the craft.
- TULSA REVEALED: Shantelle Jennings writes of her mother and father, both key figures in Larry Clark’s photo essay, Tulsa.
- THE GENESIS OF VAGABOND: Grant McClintock profiles the making of a photographic masterpiece–Gaylord Herron’s Vagabond.
- IS LARRY CLARK OBSCENE?: Denver Nicks weighs in on the issue of Clark’s controversially filmmaking, with an analysis of Ken Park.
- JUST A SHOT AWAY: Vanity Fair contributor Nick Tosches adds his own thoughts to the legacy of Clark’s critically acclaimed book.
- ME AND LARRY: Randy Roberts Potts writes about his and Larry Clark’s shared sense of catharsis through documenting and teaching adolescents.
- TWO TULSAS: Lauren Ross critiques Herron and Clark’s respective views of Tulsa.
- ORIGINAL OKIE: Grant McClintock photographs Bill Rabon, Tulsa-based artist and Vagabond muse.