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A Viewer’s Guide to Growing Up in the Great Depression (1981)

1. Identification & Context

• Title: Growing Up in the Great Depression (sometimes listed simply as Growing Up).
• Year: 1981.
• Key Figure: Larry Rivers (Narrator/Subject).
• Production: Originally aired as part of the NBC News "Project Twenty" series or a similar documentary anthology of that era.

1. Where to legally find the film – checking sources like YouTube (official uploads), Kanopy, academic film archives, or the artist’s estate page.
2. How to research availability – searching WorldCat for library copies, contacting museums (e.g., Museum of Modern Art), or using film databases like WorldCat or IMDb to see distribution rights.
3. Citation and fair use guidance – if you need it for academic or critical purposes.

• Cinema vérité (think Gimme Shelter but with paintbrushes)
• Unflattering portraits of genius
• 1980s New York City (SoHo when it was still gritty)
• Jazz-infused editing rhythms

: The film is central to the debate over where artistic freedom ends and child exploitation begins. The New York Times Availability & New Media N.Y.U. Doesn't Want Film of Larry Rivers's Naked Daughters

Current Status: The footage is not available on streaming platforms or for public download. It remains part of a private legal and archival struggle between the artist’s estate and his family members. Recent Media documentary growing 1981 larry rivers download new

Institutional Access: NYU eventually declined to house the "Growing" series, and the Larry Rivers Foundation has restricted access to the materials during the daughters' lifetimes. A Viewer’s Guide to Growing Up in the