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Artist Statement:
Don Vallere is a developing
artist, who paints in both
representational (for the
discipline) and abstract (for
the fun of it) styles.
He works with acrylic on both
canvas and paper, as well as
with mixed media. Don has
attended art workshops at the
Arrowmont School of Arts and
Crafts in Gatlinburg, TN, the
Art League School in
Alexandria, VA, and the Baum
School of Art in Allentown,
PA.
He is a member of the Art
League, Alexandria, VA, the
Berks Art Alliance,
Wyomissing, PA and the
Parkland Art League,
Allentown, PA and has
exhibited throughout the
Mid-Atlantic region. His
works are in private
collections in Pennsylvania,
Texas, Virginia, and
Washington.
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Artist Exhibitions:
GROUP SHOWS
January 2002 - Reading Area
Community College, Reading, PA
January - February 2002 - The
Institute of the Arts,
Wyomissing, PA
February 2002 - Luther Crest
Gallery, Allentown, PA
February 2002 - Jewish
Community Center, Allentown,
PA
February 2002 - The Art
League, Alexandria, VA
ONE ARTIST SHOWS
March 2002 - Luther Crest
Gallery (Abstract)
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Artist Galleries:
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Artist Reviews:
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Collections:
Private Collection, Reading,
PA, USA
Private Collection, Dallas,
Texas, USA
Private Collection,
Alexandria, Virginia, USA
Private Collection, Herndon,
Virginia, USA
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Commissions:
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