945 Madison Ave.
New York, NY 10021
Category: Museums
Region: East 80s
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Rightbloggers on Foreign Affairs: It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad WorldLast in "I, YOU, WE" is the era's legendary photographic coda: Nan Goldin's 45-minute slide installation, The Ballad of Sexual Dependency. A picture carousel that constitutes the 1980s' longest love letter—it includes images of the artist and her friends as they careen through high-risk lives to middle age or death—this snapshot opera sounds the perfect elegiac note to close out this model political show. Like all deeply felt, thoroughgoing essays, it gifts the viewer with something fundamental that's gone mostly missing from today's commercially successful scene—art's commitment to the times it's lived through.
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