Recently the Rubbers International Gallery inaugurated the exhibition “The Journey”, with works by the artist Liliana Golubinsky.

“The Journey” can be visited freely and free of charge from Monday to Friday from 12 a 18 hours in the enclosure located on Alvear Avenue 1640.

Golubinsky's work, which has been widely recognized for its depth and ability to transport the viewer through their experiences, promises to be a transformative experience. His trip to Japan has deeply influenced this series, capturing the essence of Japanese culture and reflecting the artist's internal transformation.

the curatorship, by María Paula Zacharias, complements the works, providing an enriching context that allows total immersion in the visual journey proposed by Golubinsky.

Liliana Golubinsky was born in Buenos Aires in 1954 and he trained at the Augusto Bolognini Academy of Fine Arts and the Prilidiano Pueyrredón School of Fine Arts.. He continued his apprenticeship with the artist Miguel Davila until 1987. Recognized with more than forty national and international awards, His work has been exhibited in important galleries and museums both in Argentina and abroad.. His canvases, marked by powerful strokes and a unique vivacity, present complex universes full of diverse characters and intriguing situations. His ability to superimpose figures and play with the lack of context stimulates the viewer's contemplation and curiosity., transforming each work into a visual adventure.