Anthony Ramos Movies

The duration of this early black-and-white performance work follows Ramos eating the entirety of a watermelon, slice by slice. The artist sits...

In State of the Union, Ramos stages two direct camera performances magnifying the visual and symbolic dynamics of political address. Back-to-back...

In this two-channel installation, Anthony Ramos and Ann Ramos play with race and gender by painting themselves in white and black face respectively.

With a striking economy of means, Ramos enacts a close-up performance action: he blows up a balloon with his nostril until it bursts in his face. He...

Director Anthony Ramos joins his good friend, painter Frederick J. Brown, on a trip to Beijing for a retrospective of Brown’s work at the...

Decent Men, created over a period of almost forty years, is a video collage built around Ramos' powerful extended monologue on his eighteen months in...

Ramos' astute deconstruction of television news focuses on the media coverage of President Jimmy Carter's 1977 declaration of amnesty for Vietnam War...

Water Plastic Bag is one of a series of durational, risk-taking performances that Ramos made with fellow artists Lowell Darling and Joe Ray. An...

In this densely layered work, Ramos explores his cultural and personal heritage through a collage of recorded and appropriated footage. Juxtaposing...