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"For his latest series, Related, artist Anthony Goicolea went on a recon mission to Cuba, where he visited the houses, schools, and churches his relatives frequented in the sixties. The work pays off tomorrow, when the third installment of the four-part set bows at L.A.'s Sandroni Rey gallery. It includes black enamel blueprints of those buildings, as well as old photos of his family, which he's redrawn as daguerreotype negatives before scanning them as mirror images. These were then superimposed on shots of cruciform-invoking telephone poles he snapped around his hometowns of Marietta, Georgia, and Brooklyn. And for a final, added effect, he's colored over the final prints with wax crayons and enamel. \"It's actually a little more complicated than that,\" he jokes. \"It's basically a rox of a rox of a rox.\" Simple it ain't, but at least he's got a sense of humor about it.\nThrough Nov. 15 at Sandroni Rey, 2762 S. La Cienega Boulevard, Los Angeles, (310) 280-0111, sandronirey.com..."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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