The Facts
The Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection is screening Nan Goldin's 'Stendhal Syndrome' in its auditorium as part of the exhibition 'Remember Me.' The work, presented as a slideshow, juxtaposes masterpieces of ancient, classical, Renaissance, and Baroque art with Goldin's intimate portraits of friends and lovers. It reinterprets the Stendhal Syndrome—a physical reaction to overwhelming beauty—and features narration by the artist, a composition by Soundwalk Collective, and music by Mica Levi. The exhibition runs until January 25, 2027, with admission via ticket to 'Remember Me' (€9 standard, €7 reduced, free for Super Cercle members and Pinault Collection cardholders).
The Signal
Goldin's blending of art-historical imagery with her own personal archive reinforces the exhibition's meditation on memory, loss, and the power of images to bridge past and present. For collectors and curators, this integrated presentation signals the museum's continued commitment to contextualizing contemporary photography within the broader canon of Western art. The inclusion of an original score and narration further positions Goldin's practice within a multimedia, immersive framework that is increasingly defining major institutional shows.
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- Artists: Nan Goldin
- People: Nan Goldin, Soundwalk Collective, Mica Levi
- Museums: Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection
- Locations: Paris
- Prices: 9€, 7€
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