Legendary artist Nan Goldin and MOCA Assistant Curator Lanka Tattersall discuss Goldin’s work, on view in the exhibition Real Worlds: Brassaï, Arbus, Goldin.
Love this women. so rarely do we see and hear such insight. I love how she doesnt pretend to be happy , light and optimistic. She wears her pain beautifully, thus giving the viewer permission to do so. Today its all hate talk, against others, or light and rainbows, when life is defini ntly not all power of positive thought etc. Good people go through shit, and its not because they werent thinking happy thoughts etc. shes deep, and i respect that.
That moment when the interviewer gets called out for not listening to Nan's answer regarding Arbus, and even after that when Nan discloses that she had no idea MOCA was having an exhibition with her work until she read about it in Artforum. Awkward to be sure, but it's worth getting past those little bumps in the conversation to hear what Nan Goldin has to say about life and art in 2018.
This Women is incredible. I love her and would love to just sit down with her at some restaurant in NYC and just talk to her. My mother spent a lot of time in NYC in the early and mid 80’s. And that’s all I have to say about that...
The camera angle really sucks. We cannot see Nan's work as she was sharing. It is disrespect to the artist whose work is about the images and not just her words.
This interviewer is horrible. She doesn’t understand the person she’s interviewing at all. She doesn’t understand the perspective and she doesn’t understand the motive of the work.
The interviewer is embarrassingly out of her depth here. She either doesn't listen or she is incapable of adapting her responses or questions. An interview should be a conversation and this isn't a conversation.
@@ollieboy117 Ollie, child, nobody said it was a conspiracy. It's not concious. There are reputable studies that have shown that car services for women's cars are more often deficient than those for men. Ditto IT systems services. I always allow 30 minutes sound check time before speaking because I know these things 😃. Its a pain in the elbow.
@@henrybaxmann9818 It is the IT or sound technician's job to set up equipment so the speaker is audible and there is no feedback. The speaker's job is to be expert in what they're speaking about. Not to do technical troubleshooting for the sound person.
@@casteretpollux Jesus Christ you are insufferable. Wah wah wah something about car services equals audio problems. You've just been dying to spew this out, haven't you? The world doesn't have it out for you
Love this women. so rarely do we see and hear such insight. I love how she doesnt pretend to be happy , light and optimistic. She wears her pain beautifully, thus giving the viewer permission to do so. Today its all hate talk, against others, or light and rainbows, when life is defini ntly not all power of positive thought etc. Good people go through shit, and its not because they werent thinking happy thoughts etc. shes deep, and i respect that.
Lovely comment. ❤️
"For all the terminology, for gender, all the compartments...this is a really conservative time"
It takes someone like Nan Goldin to say it.
That moment when the interviewer gets called out for not listening to Nan's answer regarding Arbus, and even after that when Nan discloses that she had no idea MOCA was having an exhibition with her work until she read about it in Artforum. Awkward to be sure, but it's worth getting past those little bumps in the conversation to hear what Nan Goldin has to say about life and art in 2018.
Little bumps, how pety.
yes
The bump is the fault of the interviewer. She blew the moment.
This Women is incredible. I love her and would love to just sit down with her at some restaurant in NYC and just talk to her. My mother spent a lot of time in NYC in the early and mid 80’s. And that’s all I have to say about that...
Gotta love Nan for the simple fact she gives zero fucks....she's so deeply thoughtful but somehow so disengaged.
I wonder if she even knows that I have to study her in school like you really did it girl, you're life's out here for eternity now
this is so painful but entertaining
Great artist/photographer
The night scares me. There is no escape
Dear Nan...beijinhos...❤❤❤💜💜
''Artists are the gatekeepers of truth , we are civilizations radical voice'' !!!!!....Paul Robeson
I these these questions where the interviewer starts the question with YOu Mentioned...”
21:19 - talks about collaboration with Supreme.
unbox plug ty
Fuck Supreme.
The camera angle really sucks. We cannot see Nan's work as she was sharing. It is disrespect to the artist whose work is about the images and not just her words.
This interviewer is horrible. She doesn’t understand the person she’s interviewing at all. She doesn’t understand the perspective and she doesn’t understand the motive of the work.
and clearly she doesn’t understand the meaning of “empathy”.
Yes! It's so painful and scripted. Ugh
The camera in these Q/As should be focused on the interviewee not this horrible wide angle.
I'm 3 mins in and this interviewer is unbearable.
The interviewer doesn't have a clue
listening to Nan Goldin talk about harm reduction is soooooo lame
This is another example of the
Genocide of Beauty.
' The Genocide of Beauty ' ? 😂
The interviewer is embarrassingly out of her depth here. She either doesn't listen or she is incapable of adapting her responses or questions. An interview should be a conversation and this isn't a conversation.
Yet another 'sound technician' screwing things up for a female speaker. Once you start noticing this it is ubiquitous.
Can you elaborate on that? Bad EQ?
Oh shut up, not everything is some conspiracy
@@ollieboy117 Ollie, child, nobody said it was a conspiracy. It's not concious. There are reputable studies that have shown that car services for women's cars are more often deficient than those for men. Ditto IT systems services. I always allow 30 minutes sound check time before speaking because I know these things 😃. Its a pain in the elbow.
@@henrybaxmann9818 It is the IT or sound technician's job to set up equipment so the speaker is audible and there is no feedback. The speaker's job is to be expert in what they're speaking about. Not to do technical troubleshooting for the sound person.
@@casteretpollux Jesus Christ you are insufferable. Wah wah wah something about car services equals audio problems. You've just been dying to spew this out, haven't you? The world doesn't have it out for you