Glasstire: Early Sightings: Before They Were Big – Anthony Goicolea
Glasstire Early Sightings: Before They Were Big Anthony Goicolea Read Article
Glasstire Early Sightings: Before They Were Big Anthony Goicolea Read Article
LAM museum acquires Dishwasher by Cuban-American artist Anthony GoicoleaThe painting depicts a young dishwasher asleep in a wooden chair, dressed in kitchen whites and wearing a single bright yellow rubber glove. He is slumped over a table piled high with dirty plates, bowls, cups and wine glasses. “The endless amount of work will resonate with …
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Anthony Goicolea’s figurative works inhabit moments of solitude and yearning, where fragility and strength coexist. His cinematic compositions blend realism and surrealism, capturing the essence of life’s contradictions: innocence and imperfection, isolation and hope. Through subtle humor woven into melancholic tones, Goicolea reflects on the beauty and absurdity of life, encouraging viewers to embrace its …
A contemporary master in a variety of media, Anthony Goicolea made a name for himself as a young artist working with staged photography and film in the early 2000s and then expanded his practice to drawing, sculpture, and painting in the following years. The poetic, water-themed paintings in his solo presentation for the gallery’s two-person …
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Postmasters Gallery is pleased to announce PRIDE, a large-scale exhibition marking the #Stonewall50 anniversary through art and artists from the LGBTQ+ community. Curated together by Ruben Natal-San Miguel and Magda Sawon, PRIDE will occupy both gallery spaces and feature 30 artists: Read more
You are invited to join us at the Center on Tuesday, July 17, to commemorate the launch of New York City’s new LGBTQ Memorial. Designed by artist Anthony Goicolea, the Hudson River Park memorial was commissioned by New York State to honor the LGBTQ community—including those lost in the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando—as well …
For over a century, the Christopher Street Pier on the Hudson River in Greenwich Village, Manhattan has been a hub for the LGBTQ community. By World War I, the area was bustling with bars filled with transient seaman and Navy personnel, and due in part to an elevated highway (now demolished) that isolated it from …
Anthony Goicolea, New York’s first LGBTQ Monument, unveiled June 24, 2018 Read More »
Galeria Senda presents “Simulacrum” by Anthony Goicolea, the artist’s second solo show in Barcelona. Read more