"Pelucas by Florencia Gonzalez Alzaga" Slide Show

The Actor, oil and acrylic on canvas, 2007
Miguel Abreu Gallery, NYC

Untitled, acrylic, dispersion and vinyl on MDF, 2007.

untitled, oil and collage on canvas, 2005.


untitled, oil and collage on canvas, 2006.

The Park (Shinjuku)
Gelatin Silver Print, 1971, Yossi Milo Gallery, New York

"F1 Boxenstopp I"
C-print, 2007, 88 5/8 x 239 3/8 inches, Matthew Marks Gallery, New York

Raphael Rubinstein, Senior Editor at Art in America and Contributing Editor at Lacanian Ink, Professor of Critical Studies at the University of Houston, is a fervent francophile who studied French literature, contemporary art and philosophy in Paris. He has been a strong proponent of postwar French contemporary art, eloquently arguing that it ranks alongside the best in contemporary art. An accomplished poet and writer, his translation of Lettre à Antionio Saura, by Marcel Cohen, has been critically acclaimed (In Search of a Lost Ladino, Ibis Editions, 2006). Rubinstein was awarded the John McCarron New Writing in Arts Criticism Award in 1992.

Kelli Connell - "Giggle"
digital lambda print, 2002, Yossi Milo Gallery, New York

Florencia Gonzalez Alzaga - "County Wicklow"
C-print, 2005, Ernesto Catena / Zavaleta Lab, Buenos Aires

Thukral and Tagra - "Condoms are sexy"
acrylic and oil on canvas, 2007, 72 x144 inches, Bose Pacia Gallery, New York

Spencer Tunick - "Melbourne 3"
C-print, 2001, Hales Gallery, London

Jonathan Lasker - "Reasonable Love"
oil on linen, 2007, Cheim & Read, New York

Wolfgang Staehle - Eastpoint (September 15, 2004)
24-hour landscape "painting" set in the Hudson River Valley - Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Graciela Hasper - Aeroparque y Río de la Plata - C-print, 2007