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Rob Goyanes is a writer and editor from Miami, Florida, living in Los Angeles. His writing has appeared in The Paris Review, Los Angeles Times, New York Review Books,&#38;nbsp;Frieze, and his Substack Authority Complex. 
Communications, copywriting, and editing work is run out of Goyo Editorial. Feel free to reach out with inquiries.&#38;nbsp;


Contact:&#38;nbsp;robgoyanes@gmail.com
Some press: 
“A Peek Behind the Bloodstained Curtains of the Blacklips Performance Cult,” The New York Times Magazine, 2023
Paper Trail, Bookforum, 2021

“Aesthetics and Politics at the New Museum Triennial,” Peter Schjeldahl,&#38;nbsp;The New Yorker, 2018&#38;nbsp;
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SELECTED
Writing
2025. “Ghost tours: at the SCAD Museum of Art,” e-flux
2024. “Haitian artists in the spotlight,” Art Basel 
2024. “Those That Are Fools: At Clownchella,” The Paris Review

2024. Distant Ruptures, interview with CF, New York Review Comics

2024. “Wading Through: The uncanny pull of Ahmed Morsi’s fish,” Frieze

2023. “Letters to the Lost,” Los Angeles Times 

2023. “Gala Porras-Kim wants to know: ‘Can a museum be a cemetery? Or a Crate &#38;amp; Barrel?’” Los Angeles Times
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2023. “Sak pase? N’ap boule: Viktor El-Saieh’s TIM-TIM,” Burnaway

2022. “Double Fantasy,” CREEM
&#38;nbsp;2022. “Love Language” (parts 1, 2, and 3), Cultured
 


2022. “Faith Ringgold at New Museum,” Spike 


2020. “Seduce and Destroy: Hannah Levy’s Dangerous-Looking Sculptures,” Art in America
2019. “The Ecological War on Gaza,” Jewish Currents
2018. “Last Resort,” Affidavit 
2018. “How a Russian Librarian Aimed to Cheat Death,” GARAGE 
2017. “I Won’t Fear My Passions Like a Coward,” Los Angeles Review of Books 
2017. “A Palace of Unsaids,” e-flux journal &#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;
2016. “An archive reveals the personal and political realities of Iraqi Jews, but mysteries remain,” The Miami Herald&#38;nbsp;&#38;nbsp;
2015. “Asif Farooq’s Paper Plane,” Interview
 
Editing 
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2026. Michael Asher, MOCA Los Angeles (wall text editor)

2026. Ties of our common kindred, Glenstone (wall text editor)
2025. Alex Katz: White Lotus, GRAY (catalogue copyeditor)
2025. MONUMENTS, MOCA Los Angeles (wall text editor)
2024. the future is
present, the harbinger is home, Prospect New Orleans (catalogue consulting editor)
2024. McArthur Binion and
Jules Allen: Me and You, GRAY (editor and proofreader)
2023. A Dark Plunge,
Torkwase Dyson, GRAY (editor and proofreader)
2023 - 2024. Art Basel Stories (copyeditor)
2023. Blacklips: Her Life and Her Many, Many Deaths, ANOHNI and Marti Wilkerson, Anthology Editions (assistant editor)

2022. News, Sports, and Weather: Televisual Tactics in Black Art, 1973-1994, Northwestern University PhD dissertation, Grace Deveney (editor)

2022. Cultured magazine, April/May issue (senior editor)


2021. “Shannon Cartier Lucy and a Web of Uncertainty,” Hassla Books (copyeditor)



2017 - 2021. American Way magazine (copyeditor)






2016. Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science (website proofreader)








Grants &#38;amp; awards
2021. City Artist Corps Grant, New York Foundation for the Arts&#38;nbsp;
2017. Art Writing Workshop, IACA/Creative Capital/Andy Warhol Foundation 
2017. Public Space Challenge, Miami Foundation (Miami Music Club)
2017. Bas Fisher Invitational, Open Call for Projects (Miami Music Club)

2017. Mastermind Award, Miami New Times (Miami Music Club) 
2016. Knight Arts Challenge, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, (Miami Music Club)
2013. Community Supported Art Program, Cannonball&#38;nbsp;

2012. Miami Writer’s Prize, Artlurker&#38;nbsp;

Residencies &#38;amp; teaching
2026. Generative Non(?)fiction workshop, Poetry Field School
2024 - present. The Prose Workshop (private one-on-one workshop)
2019. Key West Literary Seminar, writer-in-residence
2018. Contemporary Art Stavanger, Residency in Art Writing, Stavanger, Norway
2017. Crypta747 Residency, shortlisted, Torino, Italy

2016. ICA, Miami: Residents (Miami Music Club)
2015. Writer in Residence, Meta-Gallery at Locust Projects, Miami

2014. Teacher in Residence, MOCA, North Miami 
2013. Writer in residence, General Practice, Miami




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