The American artist Nan Goldin is a leading exponent of ‘subjective photography’. Her own life forms the focus of her artistic work. Goldin has repeatedly spent extended periods in Berlin since the 1980s. In 1991 she was able to spend an entire year in Berlin as part of the DAAD artist programme. With around 100 photographs, the Berlinische Galerie is presenting a comprehensive insight into her work created in Berlin, whereby it is also drawing on previously unpublished material from the artist’s archive, which has never before been presented. The photographs were taken from 1984 to 2009 and presented at the berlinische Galerie. I remember I saw already an exhibition of this artist when I was living In Barcelona and was impressed by her work but as usual, she makes me sad. Good enough I was at the exhibition on Sunday because the weather was nice and we could enjoy our first ice cream in Eispirqten in Grunbergerstrasse where the tastes are amazing.
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