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GRONINGER MUSEUM - 1999

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A stark and psychologically charged publication, this catalogue accompanies Larry Clark’s 1999 exhibition at the Groninger Museum, marking a significant shift in his practice beyond earlier works such as Tulsa and Teenage Lust.

Published in 1999 by the museum, the book departs from Clark’s direct engagement with youth subcultures to present 193 stills extracted from video footage of the Menendez brothers trial. Removed from their original audiovisual context, these images isolate fleeting expressions capturing moments of tension, vulnerability, and emotional strain.

Stripped of sound and narrative framing, the photographs emphasize psychological presence over storytelling. Clark’s characteristic intensity remains, yet here it is distilled into a quieter, more unsettling register one that confronts the viewer with the fragility and opacity of adolescence under extreme circumstances.

Elegantly bound in a black leatherette hardcover, the publication reinforces its conceptual weight through a restrained and austere presentation. The work resonates with themes explored in later projects, including The Perfect Childhood, while extending Clark’s inquiry into youth, trauma, and representation.

Issued in a limited edition of 6,000 copies, this first edition stands as a highly collectible and intellectually significant volume within contemporary photography.

Publisher: Gröninger Museum
Year: 1999 (First Edition)
Language: German
Format: Hardcover (black leatherette binding)
Dimensions: 24.5 × 29.5 cm
Pages: 174 pages
Condition: Brand new

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GRONINGER MUSEUM - 1999

GRONINGER MUSEUM - 1999

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Fragments of culture, preserved in the quiet.

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Close-up detail from the 12-inch vinyl Wunderbar / Health Dub — Christiane F.’s voice suspended in plastic and light.

Traces of devotion, arranged for a moment.

Traces of devotion, arranged for a moment.

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Front cover of the 12-inch vinyl Wunderbar / Health Dub by Christiane F., Playhouse Records 2003, Germany. Reverse sleeve of Christiane F. / Christiana’s 12-inch vinyl Wunderbar / Health Dub — Playhouse Records, 2003.

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