Nan Goldin

NAN GOLDIN: 1972–1977

NAN GOLDIN:
1972–1977

Nan Goldin

David at Grove Street, Boston 1972

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Ivy in the Boston Garden, Boston 1973

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Ivy in the Boston Garden: back, Boston 1973

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Christmas at The Other Side, Boston 1972

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My desire is to preserve the sense of peoples’ lives, to endow them with the strength and beauty I see in them. I want the people in my pictures to stare back.

—Nan Goldin

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Picnic on the Esplanade, Boston 1973

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Lola modeling, Boston 1972

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Marlene in the Profile Room, Boston 1973

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Colette modeling in the Beauty Parade, Boston 1973

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Nan Goldin takes unforgettable photographs. They make a point, a liberating point… about sensuality, about candor, about affection.

—Susan Sontag

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Cookie at Sharon’s birthday party with Genaro and Lisette, Provincetown 1976

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Nan Goldin is the impassioned historian of love in the age of fluid sexuality, glamour, beauty, violence, death, intoxication, and masquerade.

—Elisabeth Sussman

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David in Kim’s yard, Newton, MA 1977

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Ivy with Marilyn, Boston 1973

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Robin at breakfast, Boston 1977

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Most people get scared when they can’t categorize others—by race, by age, and most of all, by gender. It takes nerve to walk down the street when you fall between the cracks.

—Nan Goldin

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Bruce and Philippe on the beach, Truro, MA 1975

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Bruce bleaching his eyebrows, Pleasant St., Cambridge, MA 1975

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Max, Muffy, and Peter at Sharon’s birthday party, Provincetown 1976

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  • On view at
    Matthew Marks Gallery
    7818 Santa Monica Boulevard
    Los Angeles, through October 9.

    To inquire about available works, please contact the gallery at
    (323) 654-1830 or [email protected].

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