Inside Photographer Jim Goldberg’s practice and his experimental photo memoir, Coming and Going

Photographer Jim Goldberg made his name engaging with life on the periphery of society, lensing the class structures, stigmas and heartbreak entwined with 20th Century America. Capturing the stark divide between 80s San Francisco’s wealthiest residents and those living in poverty for Rich and Poor (1985), followed by seminal work Raised by Wolves (1995) - documenting the street kids of California through photography, fragments of conversations, and intimate scrawlings - Goldberg is responsible for some of the most powerful documentary photography of a nation in transition, yet continually bound by its issues.
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[@F8Msssss]

3 minutes? I need at least 1 hour of Jim sharing things!

[@adriannademadriguera4859]

wonderful.😊😊😊😊

[@SergioPontillo]

Your honesty and struggles translate both so beautifully, strongly but also gently into your work, and it's so inspirational for me and many more. Thank you Jim