The Hidden Urban History Behind Larry Clark's Tulsa
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Aperture revisits Larry Clark's Tulsa (1971) through the lens of urban planning history, tracing how interstate highway construction and federal renewal policies dismantled the very neighbourhoods Clark photographed across nearly a decade. The piece argues the book's images are rooted in a specific, still-unfolding local history of racial and economic displacement that its tight, interior-focused frames obscure.
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