The latest episode of Marian Goodman Gallery Presents takes a close look at Time No Longer, the immersive film and sound installation commissioned by Anri Sala for the Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern in Houston, Texas. Sala speaks with writer and curator William J. Simmons about his approach to space as an instrument and the project’s prevailing theme: time, and how it relates to history, music, solitude and outer space.

In her interview with writer Thora Siemsen, Nan Goldin shares the artistic process and the inspirations behind the photographs and films featured in Memory Lost, the first solo presentation by the artist in New York in five years. Goldin reflects on Memory Lost, a new digital slideshow that recounts a life lived through a lens of drug addiction, and on her latest series of photographs, which feature Thora and were taken entirely from Goldin’s home during quarantine. She discusses Sirens, the first work she made entirely from found footage, and The Other Side, an homage to the artist’s transgender friends whom she lived with and photographed from 1972 to 2010. Learn more about the works in the exhibition, as well as Nan's political work during quarantine, in this full-length film.

The artists share their thoughts on process, architecture and the Japanese aesthetic with the director of the Mori Art Museum. This conversation, celebrating the work of both artists, takes place on the occasion of Theory of Colours, our solo exhibition by Sugimoto at Galerie Marian Goodman. The conversation was recorded this Spring at the Enoura Observatory, Japan, which is part of the Odawara Art Foundation.

Christian Boltanski on the prevailing themes behind his work and in “Après,” his solo exhibition at Galerie Marian Goodman. This immersive exhibition includes a series of new sculptures and several video installations, designed to invoke sensory perception and memory.

Marian Goodman Gallery is pleased to launch Marian Goodman Gallery Presents: a new platform featuring in-depth conversations with artists and curators alike. The aim is to complement the gallery’s exhibition programming—in New York, Paris, and with Marian Goodman Projects around the world—in an effort to make our exhibitions accessible to the public. Philipp Kaiser, Chief Executive Director of Artists & Programs, will host the series, beginning with a conversation with celebrated curator and longtime friend, Dieter Schwarz, surrounding the exhibition, MULTIPLES, INC.: 1965-1992, which Schwarz curated for the New York gallery. Kaiser and Schwarz will discuss the exhibition from several angles, offering new insights into the vast legacy of Multiples, Inc.