Siouxsie Sioux, NYC, 1980

The black-and-white grain on this print gives it that perfect 1980s punk-era texture, and Goldsmith really captured Siouxsie’s intensity in that NYC setting. Took me right back to the vibe of that era, and the gallery framing makes it look even sharper on my wall.

The grain and shadow in this print capture Siouxsie's presence so perfectly that it feels like you're standing in that 1980 NYC moment. I've had it framed in my hallway for a week now and I keep stopping to look at it. Lynn Goldsmith's portrait is just electric.

The portrait's got that raw, lived-in energy you'd expect from a 1980 NYC shot, and the print quality really lets the texture of the film grain come through. Only wish the gallery had included a bit more info about the shoot itself, but the piece itself is a solid conversation starter.