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Larry Rivers' 1981 documentary, , is a controversial 45-minute film documenting his daughters' transition to adulthood that was suppressed due to ethical concerns and objections from the subjects regarding privacy violations. Following legal pressure, the footage was restricted and returned to the estate, making it unavailable for public download or distribution. Information on this film is available through various archival studies.
Upon its limited release in 1981–1982, Growing screened at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) as part of a Larry Rivers retrospective and at a few art house cinemas in Manhattan. Critics were divided: --- Documentary Growing 1981 Larry Rivers LINK Download
No legal direct download link exists for Growing (1981) due to: Larry Rivers' 1981 documentary, , is a controversial
Have additional information on the location of a print of “Growing”? Contact the author or leave a comment below (moderated for accuracy). Respect artists’ rights: don’t post direct download links to copyrighted material. Critical Reception and Obscurity Upon its limited release
While "Growing" remains largely inaccessible, some of Rivers' other less controversial media works can sometimes be found on platforms like the Media Burn Archive or for rental on Vimeo On Demand legal disputes