American artist, photographer and activist Nan Goldin. (Credit: Max Kramer) American artist, photographer and activist Nan Goldin. (Credit: Max Kramer)
Last Friday, we traveled to Berlin to cover “This Will Not End Well,” the retrospective dedicated to Goldin’s complete body of work, hosted by the Neue Nationalgalerie. Opening that evening and running until April 6, 2025, the exhibit celebrates the legacy of one of the most influential photographers and artists of our time. The traveling retrospective began at the Moderna Museet in Stockholm in 2023 and, after stops in Amsterdam and Berlin, will continue to Milan before concluding at the Grand Palais in Paris in the spring of 2026. Read also Karim Kattan: How to love under the Palestinian sky Adding to the event’s significance is the collaboration with Lebanese architect Hala Warde, who has worked with Goldin for over a decade. Warde designed the powerful and poetic installation of six pavilions, each showcasing one of the six...
Last Friday, we traveled to Berlin to cover “This Will Not End Well,” the retrospective dedicated to Goldin’s complete body of work, hosted by the Neue Nationalgalerie. Opening that evening and running until April 6, 2025, the exhibit celebrates the legacy of one of the most influential photographers and artists of our time. The traveling retrospective began at the Moderna Museet in Stockholm in 2023 and, after stops in Amsterdam and Berlin, will continue to Milan before concluding at the Grand Palais in Paris in the spring of 2026. Read also Karim Kattan: How to love under the Palestinian sky Adding to the event’s significance is the collaboration with Lebanese architect Hala Warde, who has worked with Goldin for over a decade. Warde designed the powerful and poetic installation of six pavilions, each showcasing one of the...
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