This accessible monograph is part of Phaidon’s “55” series, offering a concise but deep introduction to the work of Nan Goldin. It features 55 of her most significant photographs arranged chronologically, each accompanied by an insightful commentary. The book traces her evolution from capturing the raw, vibrant underground scenes of the 1970s and 80s to her more recent, reflective works. It highlights her unique ability to document her “tribe” of friends and lovers with a visceral honesty that redefined contemporary photography.
