Background
Goss, Carol was born on January 7, 1947 in Evanston, Illinois, United States. Daughter of Chester F. and Annabelle C. (Nolting) Goss.
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Carol Goss
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Bachelor in Speech and Drama, Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C., 1969.
Career
President, art director, Improvising Artists Records and Videotapes, New York City, 1974-1981;
president, art director, Improvising Artists Records and Videotapes, Cherry Valley, New York, since 1982;
video artist, painter,writer. Lecturer in electronic animation and imaging, various schools, music, United States, Europe, Japan, Turkey, since 1985.
Achievements
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Carol Goss has been listed as a notable electronic image artist by Marquis Who's Who. She is co-founder of Improvising Arts, IAI Records & Video in 1974 with jazz pianist, Paul Bley. Goss is the founder and producer of the Not Still Art International Festival of Abstract and Non-Narrative Video Art, Music and Sound Design, 1996 - 2009 in Brooklyn, NY.
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Goss / Videography
(Videography of artist Carol Goss including programs made ...)
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Goss / Videography
Connections
Married Paul Bley, May 31, 1974. Children: Angelica Iris Goss-Bley, Rebecca Vanessa Goss-Bley.
References
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Carol Goss: Driven to Abstractions
Video Art Research Project. Upstate Video History Project. Interview
1998
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Nationality
American
Education
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1971 - 1972
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1972 - 1973
Awards
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Honored for 1st hologram to incorporate a video-originated image, Museum Holography, New York City, 1979, 1st music video released with audio LP, Billboard Magazine, New York City, 1978.Honored for 1st hologram to incorporate a video-originated image, Museum Holography, New York City, 1979, 1st music video released with audio LP, Billboard Magazine, New York City, 1978.
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Prix de Jazz, France
For co-production and graphics for the album "Quiet Song" on Improvising Artists Records. Awarded by the Academie de Jazz, Paris, France in 1976.For co-production and graphics for the album "Quiet Song" on Improvising Artists Records. Awarded by the Academie de Jazz, Paris, France in 1976.