Nan Goldin “This Will Not End Well” Neue Nationalgalerie / Berlin
Nan Goldin’s retrospective, “This Will Not End Well,” is a monumental and deeply moving journey through the acclaimed photographer’s life…
Nan Goldin’s retrospective, “This Will Not End Well,” is a monumental and deeply moving journey through the acclaimed photographer’s life…
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I wrote a draft of this review while returning from Munich on September 6th. Just a few hours later, on…
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There is always a feeling of reverence when experiencing an environment conceived many years before — especially when the artist…
I tend not to be too excited about Monferrato, a hilly area in northwestern Italy about an hour outside Turin.…
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Through society, fashion communicates what it thinks of the world. This is one of the many ideas Roland Barthes puts…