Nan Goldin: Selected Works

Goldin’s diaristic photographs unflinchingly explore the artist’s life and that of her circle of friends, showing pain, addiction, and loss, but also love, wonder, and reverie.

Color photograph of a figure smoking on a balcony and looking towards the horizon framed in black
Color photograph of an overcast night sky with a red glow above city buildings and a rooftop watertower
Color photograph of a figure looking in the mirror and styling their hair
Color photograph of a convertible car with painted flames taken from another convertible car framed in black
Color photograph of a seated women wearing a black lace top looking directly at camera framed in black
Color photograph from behind a window of an out-of-focus city skyline at night with faint reflections from the room superimposed
Color photograph of a child in a skeleton costume holding hands with another figure on street framed in black
Color photograph of a nude figure reclining on a bed with hair in their face framed in black
Color photograph of a statue depicting a crucified figure in middle of a town square
Color photograph of a docked sail boat framed in black
Color photograph of three figures walking along the beach framed in black
Color photograph of an out-of-focus woman's face framed by frizzy hair under orange light