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ANONYMOUS SELF-PORTRAIT

Graphite and Turpentine Oil on double-sided frosted Mylar film with Oil Paint Mounted to Board. 55x42 inches ©2015

Content Published 9 years ago

Essay Published 10 years ago

BIOGRAPHY

Born in 1971 in Atlanta, Georgia, Anthony Goicolea is a first-generation Cuban American artist now living and working in Brooklyn, New York. His extended family immigrated to the United States in 1961, fleeing Cuba soon after Castro came to power—a… Read more

Album Published 10 years ago

PAST WORKS 1999-2004 (2 new items)

Album Published 10 years ago

PERMANENT MARKER 2011-2014 (2 new items)

Album Published 10 years ago

CHORUS 2014-2015

"CHORUS" is a collection of 18 X 18 inch drawings rendered in acrylic and graphite on Mylar and mounted to aluminum. They rest on chrome-plated folding music stands. The seamless photo back-drop or skype is approximately 96"H X 216"W X 84"D and is constructed from ply-wood, plaster, and paint. A soundscape is composed by reducing the playback speed of Mozart's Mass Requiem one time for each choral member; thus producing a low chanting hum.

Album Published 10 years ago

SELF-CONTAINED WORKS 2014-2015

Album Published 10 years ago

WIDOW'S SPEAK 2013

12 Digital play-back cameras on tri-pods surround a life size effigy of a horse in the guise of a Piñata. The horse is constructed from a taxidermy resin casted form, artificial hair, leather, metal, rope, canvas, paint, and black tissue festooning. The video plays on the camera flip-screens as if it were a live feed. The cameras are connected and synched via a network of co-axial cables and stream the video into the next room as a large projection. The video can be seen at the following link: https://vimeo.com/73065360

Album Published 10 years ago

CUBA SERIES/ONCE-REMOVED 2010

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CUBA SERIES/RELATED 2009 (9 new items)

"NEGATIVE SEA WALL" is a 12 foot long wall made of black enamel cinder-blocks that bisects an architectural rendering of my grandmother's and mother's home in Havana, Cuba. Atop the wall are 12 hand-blown glass bottles containing drawings on mylar.

Album Published 10 years ago

CUBA SERIES/RELATED 2008 (9 new items)

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CUBA SERIES/RELATED 2007

Seven half-sized telegraph poles are daisy chained together with cable wire and placed under a vaulted ceiling in a succession reminiscent of the Stations of the Cross. The vintage speakers emit an electrical buzz and hum while the lighting illuminates the surrounding works.