UNITED ARROWS will host "Larry Clark Stuff in Tokyo," an exhibition of world-renowned film director and photographer Larry Clark, on the third floor of the women's section of its Harajuku flagship store. The exhibition will run from September 7th to 23rd. The event will feature original posters, Polaroid photos, skateboard decks, and costumes used in the films "Wassup Rockers" and "Marfa Girl." Additionally, from September 7th, collaboration items featuring graphics from the photo book "Tulsa," the film "KIDS," and the event will be available for purchase at all UNITED ARROWS stores, Beauty & Youth stores, and the online store. In addition to caps (6,300 yen), T-shirts (7,245 yen), and tote bags (4,725 yen), the sale will also feature a catalog (5,250 yen) featuring Clark's T-shirt collection and a skate deck (15,750 yen). Clark was born in the United States on January 1, 1943. Influenced by his mother, a photographer, he learned photography from an early age, and in 1971 he attracted attention with the release of his first photo book, "Tulsa," which featured realistic portraits of teenagers. His directorial debut, "Kids," released in 1995, was praised at the Sundance Film Festival and established him as a controversial filmmaker. He continues to release his independent films on his website.


【Event Information】
Larry Clark Stuff in Tokyo
Venue: United Arrows Harajuku Main Store, Women's Building, 3rd Floor
Address: 2-31-12 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Dates: September 7th to September 23rd
Time: 12:00 to 18:00 (18:00 to 23:00 on the first day)