Sandra Monterroso
Rivette and Chabrol - hammered out an aesthetic that would take the world by storm as the young critics swapped pens for cameras at the end of the 1950s to create the cinema of the nouvelle vague
it was originally exhibited at Jenny’s Gallery in Los Angeles for the exhibition “King and Slave” This new iteration brings focus to the delirious expression of an androgynous face
This edition is a still from the video which formed a part of Guez's solo exhibition at the ICA
This catalog is published on the occasion of Rosenberg’s solo exhibitions at the Mishkin Gallery
Nan Goldin: COOKIE MUELLER Chila Burman Sandra Monterroso1991, Pace MacGill Gallery, softcover, 36 pages 25 x 22 cm "Cookie Mueller," a photo book by Nan Goldin, one of America's leading female photographers. This book is also a catalog based on the motif of the writer Cookie Mueller, an actress who was a member of Goldin's family, and was published in 1990 after the exhibition held at Pace MacGill Gallery in New York. Goldin had been familiar with Mueller for more than 10 years since the late 70's, and