Four works, 2005: p.[74] (Elena Ochoa Foster)

A crazy job, c2012: p. 253 (Elena Ochoa Foster; b. 1958, Orense, Spain; publisher; former prof. of psychopathology at the Complutense University of Madrid; founded Ivorypress in 1996)

Wikipedia, viewed Oct. 24, 2012 (Elena Ochoa Foster, Lady Foster of Thames Bank, Prof. Dr. Elena Ochoa; taught psychopathology at Complutense University in Madrid for over 20 years; was media commentator (TV, radio, newspapers) in Spain. Founded Ivorypress Ltd. in London to promote the work of contemporary artists and photographers; curates art exhibitions)

The guardian, viewed online Oct. 24, 2012: article dated 7 January 2006 (Elena Ochoa; Lady Foster of Thames Bank, married to Norman Foster, architect; was an academic psychologist with a high media profile in her native Spain, where she broke taboos about speaking publicly on sexuality and AIDS; publishes a magazine on contemporary artistic photography in London)

Fantasmas cotidianos, c1993: t.p. (Elena Ochoa) p. 4 of cover (prof. of psychopathology, Universidad Complutense)

OCLC, 6/28/96 (hdg.: Ochoa, Elena F. L.; author of Fantasmas cotidianos)

BNE in VIAF, May 1, 2013 (heading.: Ochoa, Elena F. L., 1958- ; alternate forms: Fernández López de Ochoa, Elena, 1958- , López-Ochoa, Elena F., 1958- )

Elena Ochoa enjoyed a successful career as a Professor of Psychopathology at the Complutense University, Madrid, and as a media commentator on topics of sexual health. After her marriage to architect Norman Foster (Lord Foster of Thames Bank), she founded Ivorypress Ltd. in London; she is active in curating exhibitions and promoting contemporary art and photography.