On the occasion of the Käthe Kollwitz Prize 2022 award ceremony, the Akademie der Künste is showing photographs by Nan Goldin from five decades.

Beyond exploring a range of artistic approaches to the theme from the early 19th century to the present, the show aims to critically examine the myth of the femme fatale in its...

This retrospective is the first exhibition to embrace Nan Goldin’s original vision of how her work is to be experienced.

Nan Goldin participates in a group exhibition exploring photography’s treatment of the family and its representation of it as a social and cultural construct.

The exhibition 'Pas sommeil' intends to evoke the party in its broadest sense, by bringing together artistic practices from all horizons.

The exhibition brings together two iconic works by Nan Goldin: 'The Other Side' (1992–2021) and 'Memory Lost' (2019–2021).

TIME named Nan Goldin to the 2022 TIME 100, its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world.

Marian Goodman Gallery congratulates Nan Goldin on receiving the 2022 Käthe Kollwitz Prize.

“My work has always come from empathy and love.” Selected from her seminal series of photographs The Other Side, this billboard image is a homage to the extended family of drag queens...

For her first-ever presentation at the Venice Biennale, Nan Goldin created a new version of Sirens (2019–2021).

The goal of the large-scale exhibition 'True Pictures?' is to present a more open view of contemporary photography in North America.

Nan Goldin has been selected for n.b.k.'s Billboard series.

Nan Goldin participates in Love Songs, a group exhibition that proposes a new vision of photography's history through the prism of intimate relationships between lovers.

Nan Goldin participates in a group exhibition demonstrating the power of publications to amplify marginalized voices.

Nan Goldin and James Welling participate in a group exhibition of photographs taking on politically-charged positions.

Nan Goldin participates in a group exhibition exploring the power and significance of intimate relationships in works of contemporary art.

Nan Goldin participates in a group exhibition charting the history of photography through the lenses of women photographers.

Watch Nan Goldin as she talks about her activism inside and outside of the studio.

Rineke Dijkstra and Nan Goldin participate in a group exhibition celebrating the power of experiencing art in person.

Nan Goldin will be in conversation with Jennifer Higgie for the Know My Name Virtual Conference, organized by the National Gallery of Australia.

Nan Goldin and Danh Vo participate in a benefit exhibition at The Kitchen.

Nan Goldin has created two new works for a group exhibition at MCA Denver.

Sirens (2019), a work by Nan Goldin made using found video footage, is set to an emotive new score by the composer and instrumentalist Mica Levi.

Nan Goldin is one of the recipients of the Ruth Baumgarte Art Award. Since 2014, the Art Foundation Ruth Baumgarte has annually awarded an artist working figuratively in remembrance of Ruth Baumgarte’s...

Nan Goldin has created a series of new photographs for the estate of Trianon at the Palace of Versailles in an exhibition titled “Versailles - Visible/Invisible.” In addition to her photography, Goldin...

Goldin's The Ballad of Sexual Dependency is presented alongside a selection of photographs, including ten pieces from the artist's London Skinhead series, from the museum's permanent collection.

ACRIA presented Nan Goldin with the Artists Ending AIDS Award at its Holiday Dinner in New York on Thursday, December 13. Proceeds supported HIV prevention, research, and education programs. This accolade honors...