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Nan Goldin [part 1]Nan Goldin talks about her work. From Contacts Vol. 2, Portraits of Contemporary Photographers. Initiated by William Klein, 2000. pl.youtube.com part 2.
Nan Goldin I'll Be Your Mirror Documentary Part OneI put a WARNING on this if you aren't aware of her work, Nan has featured in photography books such as 'Vile Bodies' which the title basically explains itself. There are images and discussions of drug use, nudity, extreme illness and at times upsetting images of people who have passed away. Nancy "Nan" Goldin (born, 1953, Washington, DC) is an American photographer. en.wikipedia.org Some critics have accused her of making heroin-use appear glamorous, and of pioneering a grunge style that later became popularized by youth fashion magazines such as The Face and ID. However, in a 2002 interview with The Observer, Goldin herself called the use of "heroin chic" to sell clothes and perfumes "reprehensible and evil. Anyone who already knows about the work of Nan Goldin will know that she is far from glamorizing, and that her work is as near to complete truth as art and explorations in art can get. In a lot of ways Nan is saying that the people that were around her were just living their lives, like everyone else, and had experiences like everyone else apart from or until the appearance of what later became known as Hiv and Aids that changed each of their lives irreparably. She chose to photograph her friends following the suicide of her sibling with the belief that she could somehow keep the people around her alive and present within photography, but her work also explores the gaps which photography cannot fill. I think Goldins work can be difficult to understand which is why ...
Nan Goldin - Short DocumentaryEdited by Madison Rurak
Nan Goldin-- Photography and LovePhotograph your own tribe sounds suspiciously like Mike Watt's pronouncement to "start your own band"
Nan Goldin VideoEnglish 102 Project
The Ballad of Sexual Dependency - Nan Goldin and The Tiger Lilies (Arles Festival 2009)*We do not own this video, it's simply here for promotion only. All rights belong to their respective owners, no infringement is intended. More info here: www.rencontres-arles.com A quote from Nan Goldin on The Ballad of Sexual Dependency: "For almost three decades Ive travelled throughout the world projecting many different versions of The Ballad of Sexual Dependancy, from downtown clubs to cinemas and finally to museums. What started as a home movie has expanded through dozens of audiences reactions. Ive collected all kinds of music - much of it as gifts - in the same way Ive collected images. Ive edited dozens of versions of the soundtrack, which has functioned as my narrative voice, the lyrics often explaining my attitude toward images, from irony to tenderness. This will be the second time, after the Tate Modern Live Performance in 2008, that Im collaborating with musicians who have created their own original score in relation to the slideshows." For more information about The Tiger Lillies, please visit the official site: www.tigerlillies.com The Tiger Lillies Freakshow Site: www.tigerlilliesfreakshow.com/ MySpace: www.myspace.com The Forum of The Tiger Lillies: www.tigerlilliesforum.com Youtube: www.youtube.com Twitter: twitter.com
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Nan Goldin - In My Life (excerpt, ART/new york no. 47)This program features Nan Goldin's celebrated 1996 mid-career photography retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art. Goldin's exhibition filled an entire floor at the Whitney Museum with pictures that chronicle her involvement and fascination with the alternative, "downtown" culture of New York City, Boston, Berlin, Tokyo, etc. Culled from a period that spans more than 25 years of taking pictures, Goldin's desire to make a visual diary of her friends and lovers, as well as her own life, makes for a moving, highly charged, visual experience. This exhibition was organized by curator ELIZABETH SUSSMAN and selected by NAN GOLDIN and her life long friend and colleague DAVID ARMSTRONG. Included are interviews with NAN GOLDIN and MARVIN HEIFERMAN, a curator/publisher and a director of Lookout in New York City. 28 min.
Contacts vol 2: Nan GoldinVolume 2 - The Renewal of Contemporary Photography
Nan Goldin I'll Be Your Mirror Documentary Part TwoI put a WARNING on this if you aren't aware of her work, Nan has featured in photography books such as 'Vile Bodies' which the title basically explains itself. There are images and discussions of drug use, nudity, extreme illness and at times upsetting images of people who have passed away. Nancy "Nan" Goldin (born, 1953, Washington, DC) is an American photographer. en.wikipedia.org Some critics have accused her of making heroin-use appear glamorous, and of pioneering a grunge style that later became popularized by youth fashion magazines such as The Face and ID. However, in a 2002 interview with The Observer, Goldin herself called the use of "heroin chic" to sell clothes and perfumes "reprehensible and evil. Anyone who already knows about the work of Nan Goldin will know that she is far from glamorizing, and that her work is as near to complete truth as art and explorations in art can get. In a lot of ways Nan is saying that the people that were around her were just living their lives, like everyone else, and had experiences like everyone else apart from or until the appearance of what later became known as Hiv and Aids that changed each of their lives irreparably. She chose to photograph her friends following the suicide of her sibling with the belief that she could somehow keep the people around her alive and present within photography, but her work also explores the gaps which photography cannot fill. I think Goldins work can be difficult to understand which is why ...
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ICONS - behind the scenes of Nan Goldin's photo shoot for Jimmy CHOONan Goldin is one of the most highly respected contemporary art photographers of today. Her piece the ballad of sexual dependency has been cited as one of the greatest influences upon western contemporary art, and she is credited for validating the snapshot as art. This 'behind the scenes' film features Tamara Mellon, OBE, Founder & Chief Creative Officer of Jimmy Choo, talking through the inspiration of the new ICONS collection and the ad campaign. The short film also features exclusive scenes from the Nan Goldin shoot. In conjunction with the launch of ICONS, the company also announces the establishment of The Jimmy Choo Foundation, a charitable trust that will be chaired by Jimmy Choo Founder and Chief Creative Officer, Tamara Mellon OBE. Ten percent of net sales of the Icons collection will be donated to The Jimmy Choo Foundation.
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Nan Goldin I'll Be Your Mirror Documentary Part ThreeI put a WARNING on this if you aren't aware of her work, Nan has featured in photography books such as 'Vile Bodies' which the title basically explains itself. There are images and discussions of drug use, nudity, extreme illness and at times upsetting images of people who have passed away. Nancy "Nan" Goldin (born, 1953, Washington, DC) is an American photographer. en.wikipedia.org Some critics have accused her of making heroin-use appear glamorous, and of pioneering a grunge style that later became popularized by youth fashion magazines such as The Face and ID. However, in a 2002 interview with The Observer, Goldin herself called the use of "heroin chic" to sell clothes and perfumes "reprehensible and evil. Anyone who already knows about the work of Nan Goldin will know that she is far from glamorizing, and that her work is as near to complete truth as art and explorations in art can get. In a lot of ways Nan is saying that the people that were around her were just living their lives, like everyone else, and had experiences like everyone else apart from or until the appearance of what later became known as Hiv and Aids that changed each of their lives irreparably. She chose to photograph her friends following the suicide of her sibling with the belief that she could somehow keep the people around her alive and present within photography, but her work also explores the gaps which photography cannot fill. I think Goldins work can be difficult to understand which is why ...
Nan Goldin & Patrick Wolf - Part 1Nan Goldin & Patrick Wolf The Balland of Sexual Dependancy UBS The Long Weekend @ Tate Modern London 24.05.08
Nan Goldin I'll Be Your Mirror Documentary Part FourI put a WARNING on this if you aren't aware of her work, Nan has featured in photography books such as 'Vile Bodies' which the title basically explains itself. There are images and discussions of drug use, nudity, extreme illness and at times upsetting images of people who have passed away. Nancy "Nan" Goldin (born, 1953, Washington, DC) is an American photographer. en.wikipedia.org Some critics have accused her of making heroin-use appear glamorous, and of pioneering a grunge style that later became popularized by youth fashion magazines such as The Face and ID. However, in a 2002 interview with The Observer, Goldin herself called the use of "heroin chic" to sell clothes and perfumes "reprehensible and evil. Anyone who already knows about the work of Nan Goldin will know that she is far from glamorizing, and that her work is as near to complete truth as art and explorations in art can get. In a lot of ways Nan is saying that the people that were around her were just living their lives, like everyone else, and had experiences like everyone else apart from or until the appearance of what later became known as Hiv and Aids that changed each of their lives irreparably. She chose to photograph her friends following the suicide of her sibling with the belief that she could somehow keep the people around her alive and present within photography, but her work also explores the gaps which photography cannot fill. I think Goldins work can be difficult to understand which is why ...
Patrick Wolf & Nan Goldin - Secret GardenSecret Garden at the long weekend.
Lomography Diana, Fish Eye 2, Nan Goldin and Oxygen FestA little video blog for people who are interested in photography books cameras, exhibitions or even if you are just starting off. (: Here's the link for the oxygen competition pickme@oxygen.ie Tumblr megzimonsta.tumblr.com Twitter twitter.com
Patrick Wolf & Nan Goldin - AfraidPatrick Wolf performing "Afraid" at the UBS Long weekend to Nan Goldin's The Ballad of Sexual Dependancy.
Vue sur : Nan GoldinVidéo sur la photographe américaine Nan Goldin sur la musique "The Chronicles of Narnia Soundtrack - Evacuating London"
autobiografía sonorovisual Nan Goldin
Nan Goldin "The Ballad of Sexual Dependency(1)" (NYC Moma 03/2009)Multimedia installation with 690 slides & programmed soundtrack (by NGoldin) (1979/2004)
The Ballad of Nan GoldinBiographies brief
Nan Goldin Interview pt1
Nan Goldin & Patrick Wolf - Part 2Nan Goldin & Patrick Wolf The Balland of Sexual Dependancy UBS The Long Weekend @ Tate Modern London 24.05.08
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