Gregory Crewdson: An Eclipse of Moths | Original Music by Jeff Tweedy | Gagosian

Gregory Crewdson’s newest series "An Eclipse of Moths" set to original music by Jeff Tweedy. "An Eclipse of Moths" is on view now at Gagosian, Beverly Hills, through November 21: on.gagosian.com/118B03m
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Director: Juliane Hiam; DoP/Editor: Richard Sands; Title Designer: Kyla Arsadjaja; Artwork © Gregory Crewdson
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[@sayrayMusic]

This is my hometown

[@sgtjenko]

One of my favorite photographers and I need this music!

[@abdullahsharw]

Crewdson's art holds so much hope within it

[@andydreadsbmx]

A lot of these images remind me of my hometown in central PA on a warm summer evening. I will be going to see this!

[@AnthonyMichaelSneed]

This pairing of Gregory and Jeff makes a lot of sense. It's modern Americana

[@OngoingBox]

great photographs! dig the music!

[@abaltarbaltar2718]

Thanks

[@ricomichel]

Wow

[@bennis123]

Where can I get the track from Tweedy?

[@touchmantouchman350]

👁️👁️👋👋👋

[@bellascharfenstein7650]

poignant: social devolution

[@steveb2145]

the human condition captured...

[@youyatubetak7624]

Alec Soth is way better

[@chrisedwick]

photographs of dead ends, decay and entropy in which the human species sits mindlessly, vacant...a classic nihilistic, pessimistic and cynical vision of life on earth....is this all the artist has to offer society now...an empty blankness? these pictures strike me as being utterly irrelevant to what we need now...

[@cactaceous]

Then don’t look at them.

[@chrisedwick]

@@cactaceous thank you for your advice...actually I was hoping you might explain to me what's so good about these pictures....go on...teach me...persuade me to look at them...enlighten us all...

[@cactaceous]

chrisedwick You come across as such a happy person.

[@gugughama]

What do we need now ? more oilpainting with guitar ?

[@chrisedwick]

@@gugughama I think we need something positive, enlightening and inspiring instead of more pessimism about how the world is a dull and dreary place for mindless automatons...I think artists need to provide an alternative...to show that the world is beautiful and worth caring about...such as with Hockneys series "The Arrival of Spring"