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Pablo Picasso 1881-1973
Petite chouette, 1949
White earthenware with engobe decoration, glazed interior
5¾ h × 6½ w × 4¾ d in (15 × 17 × 12 cm)
Estimate: $6,000–8,000
Result: $23,040
Glazed studio mark to underside ‘Edition Picasso’. Impressed studio mark to underside ‘D’Apres Picasso / Madoura Plein Feu’. This work is from the edition of 200 produced by Madoura Pottery, Vallauris.
literature: Ramié 82
Picasso at Madoura
Born and raised in Spain, Pablo Picasso is one of the most celebrated modern painters and sculptors in the world. In addition to co-founding the Cubist movement and inventing constructed sculpture, he also single-handedly revived the 800-year-old ceramics industry in Vallauris, France, leaving an indelible mark on 20th-century ceramics in his wake. While vacationing in Golfe-Juan in 1946, he decided to attend the annual pottery exhibition in nearby Vallauris where he was quickly drawn to the Madoura pottery stall. The owners, Suzanne and Georges Ramié, welcomed him to their workshop and he promptly modeled two works in clay. A welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of Paris, Picasso returned to Vallauris a year later and was given a workshop at Madoura, thus beginning a partnership that would last nearly twenty-five years.
Liberated from the confines of a flat surface, Picasso was free to explore painting and sculpture simultaneously. With the guidance of Suzanne Ramié, he worked alongside master potters and then pinching, altering, decorating, and/or reshaping unfired pieces as he saw fit. He designed over 633 originals which were then copied by Madoura artisans in editions of 25 to 500. Encompassing many of Picasso’s favorite subjects—women, faces, bullfights, and nature—his ceramics are more accessible to collectors, yet still possess all the qualities that characterize his most famous works.
13 Oct 2026
Shoot First: Larry Clark’s America - Curated by @larryclarkofficial and @jakemillstone
10 Jun 2026
Shoot First: Larry Clark’s America
Opening June 4th 2026 in Los Angeles will be @larryclarkofficial’s 5 decade long retrospective with image spanning across almost all of Clark’s projects. Including photo books such as Tulsa (1971) and Teenage Lust (1983), to his films like “Kids” (1995) and “Bully” (2001), this exhibition will offer very rare and never before shared images and stories from his work.
Dates: June 4-7
Location: Hubble Studios, Stage 3
Reception: June 4th, 8pm-late
Gallery Hours: 12-7pm
Can’t make the exhibit? Don’t worry. I’ve just added a bunch of Larry Clark images to my website. www.dampmagazines.com/timelines-larry-clark
29 May 2026
Larry Clark unveils unseen work in biggest LA show to date
If there’s one name synonymous with youth culture, it’s Larry Clark. For more than fifty years, the photographer and filmmaker has remained singularly focused on the lives of teenagers, not as spectacle, but as lived experience. His films Kids (1995), Bully (2001), Ken Park (2002), and Marfa Girl (2012) tear through stereotypes with an unflinching look at the private worlds adults are rarely allowed to see. Clark built a language entirely his own, one that resists moralising and instead presents tenderness, recklessness, desire, violence, and consequence with stark honesty.
Decades on, public fascination with Clark’s uncompromising vision of youth has never faded, culminating in one of the largest presentations of his work ever in LA at @hubblestudio. Opening June 4, Shoot First: Larry Clark’s America spans more than five decades of work, from his groundbreaking 1971 photobook Tulsa to the present day. The retrospective brings together iconic and rarely exhibited works, including Teenage Lust, alongside stills, ephemera, and materials from films such as Kids and Bully. Seen together, these bodies of work reveal Clark’s enduring obsession with the rites of passage, moral ambiguity, and emotional volatility of American youth.
A major draw for longtime fans is the return of Larry Clark 100, featuring a curated selection of 4×6” photo prints available for $100 each. Intimate, immediate, and deeply personal, the snapshots were originally conceived as a democratic gesture, making art collecting accessible to a younger generation. More than a collectable, the project reaffirms Clark’s lasting connection to the youth communities that continue to shape and define his work.
Rather than framing Clark’s practice as a relic of American documentary photography, Shoot First positions it as something ongoing. A living archive of adolescence and survival, his work continues to confront the uneasy spaces between vulnerability, freedom, power, and self-destruction with the same raw clarity that made it impossible to ignore in the first place.
Dates: June 4th-7th
28 May 2026
A few pieces from our shelves found their way into Shoot First: Larry Clark’s America.
For this presentation we sourced a small group of objects that extend Clark’s visual universe beyond the gallery walls: a Japanese Wassup Rockers flyer, Stuff, L’Uomo Vogue, a rare Dazed & Confused issue featuring Chloë Sevigny, and a VHS copy of Bully.
Publications, magazines, film memorabilia and printed ephemera often become alternative archives tracing how images circulate, mutate and survive across generations.
Special thanks to Jake Millstone for inviting us to be part of the project.
Opening June 4–7.
28 May 2026
SHOOT FIRST: LARRY CLARK’S AMERICA
Opening June 4, 2026
A retrospective spanning over five decades of Larry Clark’s uncompromising vision — from Tulsa (1971) to the present. Featuring iconic and rarely seen works from Teenage Lust, Kids, Bully, and beyond.
An unfiltered look at American youth — intimacy, rebellion, vulnerability, sexuality, violence, and fleeting beauty.
Opening Reception: June 4, 8pm–late
On view June 4–7
601 S Clarence Street 12PM–7PM
28 May 2026
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