As you glance through the raw, gritty photographs depicting life on the fringes of society in the 1970s and 80s New York, you gain insight into the world through the eyes of renowned photographer Nan Goldin. For over 40 years, Goldin has fearlessly captured deeply personal and poetic images of herself and those around her. Her photographs provide an unflinching look into topics often considered taboo: sexuality, drug use, HIV/AIDS, and domestic violence.