Showing 7 artworks with Nan Goldin and with artwork date before 1988 and with artwork date after 1978
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Nan Goldin
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-1988
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1978+
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- Black
- Putty
- Phthalo Green
- Driftwood
- Photography
- Nan Goldin
- 1983
- 1981 Photograph
- Documentary
- “Dramatic Lighting Effect
- Bohemian
- American Artist
- Queer
- “Close-Up Photography”
- Youth Culture Nyc
- Intimacy
- Sexual Dependency
- Nyc Kissing
- Black And White Print
- “Aids Crisis Art”
- Lgbtq+ Art”
- Punk Era London
- “Intimate Portraiture”
- Lgbtq Photography
- Raw Emotion Portrait
- Nan Goldin’S Work”
- 1980S Art
- “Muted Color Palette”
- Portrait
- “Passionate Kiss Image”
- Love Relationship
- “Candid Photography Style
- "New York City Art"
- "Euthanasia Photograph"
- “Post-Punk Subculture”
- Loss
- Silver Dye Bleach
- Nyc
- Love
- Berlin Soho Scene
- Intimacy Portrait
- Vulnerability
- Nan Goldin Photography
- New York City
- Bed
- Fine Art Photography
Nan Goldin’s *Rise and Monty Kissing*, New York City (1980) is a black-and-white photograph depicting two people kissing in a room, alongside other objects like chairs and bottles. Shot during the vibrant punk era of NYC, it exemplifies Goldin's signature style—raw honesty and unflinching portrayal of human connection.
Nan Goldin’s ‘Philippe H. and Suzanne Kissing at Euthanasia’ captures raw intimacy & passion. A poignant 1981 photo documenting LGBTQ+ life, showcasing her signature candid style.
Nan and Brian in Bed captures intimacy & vulnerability in 1983 NYC. A poignant silver dye bleach print by Nan Goldin, part of 'The Ballad of Sexual Dependency,' exploring love, loss, and the bohemian life.