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For over forty years Marian Goodman has played an important role in introducing European artists to American audiences at her eponymous W. 57th Street gallery. Representing artists from William Kentridge to Steve McQueen, Gerhard Richter, and many more, she is known for showcasing work by those who have become creative leaders of their generation, positioning them in the spotlight of the art world with her uniquely effective soft touch. Famously quiet herself, the legendary gallerist now steps forward for a candid conversation with Paul Holdengräber about her own life’s work.    

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Photo courtesy of Marian Goodman Gallery © Thomas Struth.

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LIVE from the NYPL offers conversations with notable writers, artists, and leaders, hosted by Paul Holdengräber at The New York Public Library. Learn more about LIVE and our other upcoming events.

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