It took Jim Goldberg two decades to finish Coming and Going, his visual memoir released late last summer. In that time, the California-based photographer saw his daughter grow into an adult, published a bittersweet ode to teenage runaways, and cemented his legacy as a singular observer of the American experience. With his new book, Goldberg examines his own life, capturing the artifacts, ambitions, and anecdotes that made him who he is today. Tomorrow, the artist will be capping off his European book story with a conversation at the Jeu de Paume in Paris.
