At its heart, film is photography functioning at frames-per-second. Contemporary photographer Nan Goldin brings this sensibility to her first retrospective in France, which she presents as “films made up of stills.” The show This Will Not End Well, on view now … Continued

Riddled in layers of complexity and convolution, Nan Goldin’s Memory Lost is a study dedicated to many of the various facets of existence; friendship, addiction, gender euphoria, and the boundless natural world, among others. As Goldin’s first exhibition with the … Continued

Never failing to intoxicate the viewer with haunting and rousing images, Nan Goldin has used her photographic prowess to impart reflections which are dually dreamlike and startlingly true to life. Sirens, Goldin’s most recent solo exhibition, keeps in stride with … Continued

It’s been almost ten years since the Twilight films made Robert Pattinson a heartthrob and secured his membership in People Magazine’s “Sexiest Man Alive” club. In terms of his film choices, the British actor has been shying away from that … Continued

To the casual observer, Mairi-Luise Tabbakh’s erotic photographs of women might easily be taken for a man’s. The women pictured are so overtly sexual, so openly objectified. “I photograph friends, lovers, family (my sister-in-law, Eliane), models and people whose beauty … Continued