Exhibitions

2003

Gonzalo Fonseca, IVAM, Valencia, Spain

1999

Gonzalo Fonseca, Fundación César Manrique, Lanzarote, Spain

1994

Mundos de Gonzalo Fonseca, Museo de Bellas Artes, Caracas, Venezuela

1991

Gonzalo Fonseca: Sabbakhin Sculpture, Arnold Herstand, New York

1990

Venice Biennale, representing Uruguay, Italy

1989

Fonseca, Sculpture & Drawings, The Arts Club of Chicago, Illinois

1988

Gonzalo Fonseca: Sculpture & Drawings, Arnold Herstand, New York

1986

Gonzalo Fonseca: Sculpture, Arnold Herstand, New York

1978

Fonseca, Fiera di Bologna, Italy

1977

Sculturi di Gonzalo Fonseca, Galeria del Naviglio, Milan

1976

Gonzalo Fonseca, Galería Adler/Castillo, Caracas, Venezuela

1974

Gonzalo Fonseca, Galería Conkright, Caracas, Venezuela

1970

Gonzalo Fonseca, Recent Works, The Jewish Museum, New York

1962

Gonzalo Fonseca, Selected works: The Portland Museum, Oregon

1953

Gonzalo Fonseca Ceramica, Galeria San Marco, Rome, Italy

1952

Gonzalo Fonseca Paintings, Studio Claudio Matinenghi, Rome, Italy

Public Collections
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, New York
The Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York
Jack S. Blanton Museum of Art, University of Texas, Austin, Texas
Portland Art Museum, Portland, Oregon
Museo de Bellas Artes, Caracas, Venezuela

Works in Public Spaces
Jardín de esculturas Palacio Libertad, Montevideo, Uruguay (1996)
Faret Tachikawa Fund, Tokyo, Japan (1995)
Muro Bianco para una residencia privada en Caracas (1990)
Work in marble for an interior patio, Museum of Fine Arts, Caracas, Venezuela (1983)
Seven marble works, Alza Laboratory, Palo Alto, California (1970)
Monument in Wood, (lost), Paul Friedberg Ass., Architects, Bronx, New York (1968)
Cement tower, 40' high, Olympic Games Committee, Mexico D.F. (1967-1968)
Mural in cement, P. S. 46, David Todd Ass., Architects, New York (1967)
3 Sculptures: The Building (wood), The Sun Boat (cement), Underpass (cement), Wittlessey, Conklin and Rossant Architects, Reston, Virginia (1965)
Mural in polished brick (lost), Medical Center, Queens, New York (1960)
Mosaic, The New School for Social Research, New York (1959)