212 Magazine

Nan Goldin has spent decades capturing the essence of human connection through her lens. In her latest exhibition, ‘This Will Not End Well’, Goldin makes her first major foray into filmmaking.

While she is best known for her photography, her artistic roots lie in the 1980s, when she began presenting eclectic slideshows in underground clubs
and theatres. Constantly updating and re-editing these presentations, she laid the foundation for her narrative style, combining thousands of photographs with music, voice-overs, and archival footage.

Discover ‘This Will Not End Well’ in our 18th issue ‘CURA’ online and in stores worldwide.

has spent decades capturing the essence of human connection through her lens. In her latest exhibition, ‘This Will Not End Well’, Goldin makes her first major foray into filmmaking.

While she is best known for her photography, her artistic roots lie in the 1980s, when she began presenting eclectic slideshows in underground clubs and theatres. Constantly updating and re-editing these presentations, she laid the foundation for her narrative style, combining thousands of photographs with music, voice-overs, and archival footage.

Discover ‘This Will Not End Well’ in our 18th issue ‘CURA’ online and in stores worldwide now.