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Valeri Larko is best know for her densely painted landscapes of the urban fringe, all of which she paints on location. She is attracted to the decaying and abandoned structures that populated the outskirts of America’s urban centers and the stories these places can tell.

Valeri Larko’s paintings have been exhibited in museums and galleries in the US and Europe. Solo exhibitions include Bronx Museum, NY, Lyons Wier Gallery, NYC, WallWorks NY, Bronx, Hampden Gallery, University of Amherst, MA, Montserrat College of Art, Beverly, MA, The Morris Museum, Morristown, NJ, The Hunterdon Art Museum, Clinton, NJ, The New Jersey State Museum, Trenton, Safe-T-Gallery, Brooklyn, NY, Bronx River Art Center, NY, The College of New Rochelle, NY and the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey, Summit.

Notable group exhibits include The Bronx Museum, NY, Fleming Museum, Burlington, VT, Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, OH, Lehman College Art Gallery, Bronx, NY, Addison Ripley Fine Art, Washington DC, Barbara Frigerio Gallery, Milan, Italy, Stockton College Art Gallery, Galloway, NJ, The Katonah Museum of Art, NY, The Jersey City Museum, The National Academy of Sciences in Washington, DC, Aljira, a center for contemporary Art, Newark NJ, Bruton Street Gallery in London, England and the American Embassy in Minsk, Belarus. Valeri Larko is represented by Lyons Wier Gallery, NYC.

In the fall of 2000 Valeri Larko was awarded a major mural commission from New Jersey Transit and the New Jersey State Council on the arts for the Secaucus Transfer Station. She painted four murals for their north mezzanine. Completed in August of 2003, the Secaucus Transfer Station is the largest train station in the state of New Jersey. Additional honors include grants from The Joyce Dutka Art Foundation, the George Sugarman Foundation, the New York Foundation for the Arts Strategic Opportunity Grant, New Jersey State Council on the Arts Fellowship and an Artist in Residence Fellowship from the Newark Museum. Ms. Larko’s work is in the collections of the Jersey City Museum, The Montclair Museum, The New Jersey State Museum, Johnson and Johnson, Rutgers University, Hudson County Community College and a number of other significant organizations.

Valeri Larko grew up in Lake Parsippany and lived in Northern NJ most of her life surrounded by endless miles of industrial parks, highways and shopping malls all of which have contributed to her fascination with the built environment. She was educated at the Du Cret School of the Arts, Plainfield, NJ and the Arts Students League, New York City, In 2004, Valeri moved from northern New Jersey to an artist loft building in New Rochelle, New York from which she is currently exploring the fringes of the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens.

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SELECTED SOLO & TWO PERSON EXHIBITIONS

2022  Sugarlift Gallery, New York City, “Hidden in Plain Sight”

2020  Lyons Wier Gallery, New York City, “Sign of the Times”         

2019   Susquehanna Art Museum, Harriburg, PA

            Flinn Gallery, Greenwich, CT, “Spaces of Uncertainty” Two person exhibition with Linda Kuehne.
2017   Lyons Wier Gallery, New York City, "End Game"
2016   Bronx Museum, Bronx, NY

            Wall Works, Bronx, NY,

            Hampton Gallery, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
2015   Lyons Wier Gallery, New York City, “Location, Location, Location”  
2013   Montserrat College of Art, Beverly, MA
2012   Adoni Group Showroom in Collaboration with J.Cacciola Gallery, New York City
2010   Majestic Theatre Lobby, Jersey City, NJ, Tanks Trash and Graffiti curated by Brendan Carroll
2009  Morris Museum, Morristown, NJ, Valeri Larko: Two Decades (catalogue, essay)
            Hunterdon Art Museum, Clinton, NJ, Urban Edges, (catalogue, essay)
2008  Bronx Borough President's Art Gallery, Bronx, NY    
2007  College of New Rochelle, NY
            Domo Gallery, Summit, NJ
2006  Visual Arts Center of New Jersey, Summit, NJ
2005  Safe-T-Gallery, Brooklyn, NY Bronx River Art Center, Bronx, NY
2003  The Art Guild of Rahway, Rahway, NJ, Consumed, (catalogue, essay)
1999   Secaucus Transfer Station, NJ, Permanent Installation of NJ Transit Murals
1998   Kent Place Gallery, Summit, NJ
1997   Visual Arts Center of New Jersey, Summit, NJ, Works on Paper
1996   Johnson & Johnson Gallery, Corporate Headquarters, New Brunswick, NJ
1994   New Jersey State Museum, Trenton, NJ, (catalogue, essay)

            Union County College, Tomasulo Gallery, Cranford, NJ

 

 

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS since 1998

2024   Basin Gallery & Studios, Brooklyn, NY, “It’s a Small F**king World” January-February 2024. 

            Bronx Art Space, NY, “Where Goes the Neighborhood? Signs of the Times”, January-February 2024.

            Incubator Gallery, Brooklyn, NY, “Interesting Times” January 2024

2023   Spring Break Art Fair, “Wildcard Artist Spotlight”, NY, NY. September 2023.

            Art Quest Center, Bethleham, PA, “Influenced by Industry, September 162023 -January 7th, 2024.

            Interchurch Art Gallery, NY, NY, “City Light”, Three person exhibition September 22th- November 2, 2023

            Vanda Gallery, New Rochelle, NY, Inaugural exhibition October 20th – November 30th, 2023

            Leake Street Gallery, London, UK, “Her Story” online exhibition of 16 women artists, Valeri Larko curator                      and participant.

           Antler Gallery, Portland, Oregon, “Wilderness III” 

2022  Basin Gallery & Studios, Brooklyn, NY, “Out of Bounds: Uncommon Landscapes” Three person exhibition.

            Visual Art Center of New Jersey, Summit, “Faculty Exhibition” September 16 2022- January 8, 2023.

            Antler Gallery, Pop up group exhibition “Wilderness III,” Brooklyn, NY

2021   Talon Gallery, Portland, Oregon. “Angels in the Architecture II”,  "Devils in the Detail".  

2020   Sugarlift, NYC, “Plein Air”, Gallery and online group exhibition curated by Dina Brodksy and Ted Minoff.

           Sugarlift, NYC, “Biophilia”, online group exhibition

             DFN Projects, "NYC", online group exhibition curated by Rick Davidman and Lisa Lebofsky,

                   Online exclusive with 33 Contemporary Gallery via Artsy.

            WallWorks NY, Bronx, NY, “The Bronx Does it Better” Group Exhibition.

            Talon Gallery, Portland, Oregon. “Angels in the Architecture” Group Exhibition.          

2019   WallWorks NY, Bronx, NY, Three Person exhibition with Jane Dickson and Juanita Lanzo. 

2018   Manhattan Borough President’s Office, “Common Views”, NYC

            Susquehanna Art Museum, Harrisburg, PA, “Ideation”, Sketchbooks and preliminary drawings exhibition.
2017   Lodge Gallery, New York City, "Outer Boroughs"

            Urban Art Fair, New York City, Exhibiting with WallWorks NY Gallery

            Susan Eley Fine Art, New York City, "Vroom'Vroom, Beep. Beep" A Group Exihibition Celebrating

                America's Car Culture
2016   Benjamin J. Dineen III and Dennis C. Hull Gallery, HCCC, Jersey City, NJ, "Housing Works" curate by 

               Michelle Vitale
            Art Miami, exhibiting with Lyons Wier Gallery
            Addison Ripley Fine Art, Washington DC, "Infrastructure"
            Lyons Wier Gallery, New York City, "Converging Landscapes"
            Visual Arts Center of NJ, Summit: Guide Ropes & Live Wires: Works by the Arts Center Faculty
            Lehman College Art Gallery, The City University of New York, Bronx Architectural Intersections

2015   The Center for Contemporary Art, Bedminster, NJ “+1: Painters look at Painters”
2014   Art Southhampton exhibiting with J. Cacciola Gallery
            Andrew Freeman Home, Bronx Artist Documentary Project, Bronx , NY
2013   Art Miami exhibiting with J. Cacciola Gallery
            Art Southhampton exhibiting with J. Cacciola Gallery
            J. Cacciola Gallery, New York City, "Exit the Freeway", Two Person exhibition
            Fleming Museum, University of Vermont, Burlington, "High Trash"
2012   Bronx Museum, NY, "Bronx Lab: Style Wars" through June 2, 2013
            Stockton College Art Gallery, Galloway, "NJ Learning from New Jersey: Paintings By Tim Daly & Valeri Larko"
            J. Cacciola Gallery, New York City, Two person exhibition
            Barbara Frigerio Gallery, Milan, Italy, Group Summer show
            Bulter Institute of American Art, Youngstown, Ohio, "Contemporary American Realism"
2011    Knickerbocker Loft, New Rochelle, NY, Knickerbocker 2011 curated by John Reverol
2010   Studio21South, North Adams, MA, " Re/Imaging New York"
2009  ACA Galleries, "New York: Then and Now", New York City
            Mikhail Zakin Gallery, Old Church Cultural Center, Demarest, NJ, "Our Present Planet"
2008  Prince George Gallery. New York, City, Group show curated by Lise Curry
            St Joseph College, Brooklyn, NY, "Two Artists, Two Realities", Two person Exhibition
            Jersey City Museum, NJ, "Sprawl" (catalogue)
            Morris Museum, Morristown, NJ, "New Jersey, Then and Now"
            Krasdale Galleries, Krasdale Foods Corporate Headquarters, White Plains, NY, Travels to Bronx, NY
2007  Art Now Miami, FL, Art Fair showing with Safe T Gallery
            Metaphor Contemporary Art, Brooklyn, New York "Green"
            George Billis Gallery, New York City, "Good Night Sun"
            Aferro Gallery, Newark, New Jersey, "Our Man in Havana, The Vacuum Cleaner in Art"
2006  Atlantic Gallery, New York City, "Trash, what we value and what we throw away"
            Ramapo College of New Jersey, Mahwah,"Palpable Painting"
2005  Jersey City Museum, NJ, "Jersey City Interprets" (works from the Permanent Collection)
            Katonah Museum of Art, Katonah, NY, "Artistic Fragments" curated by Benny Andrews
            Victory Hall, Jersey City, NJ, "SKYway" curated by Rocío Aranda-Alvarado, Jersey City Museum
2004  Newark Arts Council, Newark, NJ, "Mix in the Bricks" curated by Chakaia Booker
            Art in Embassies Program, Minsk, Belarus 2004-2007
2003  NJ State Council on the Arts, Trenton, NJ "Selections from the State Museum's Permanent Collection"
            Metaphor Contemporary Art, Brooklyn, New York, "Paper 2003"

           Morris Museum, Morristown, NJ, "NJ Fine Arts Annual," (catalogue)
2002  Visual Arts Center of New Jersey, Summit, NJ, "Preview: NJ Transit Murals," Two Person Exhibit
           NJ State Museum, Trenton, NJ, "Women's Works: Fine Art from the Museum's Collection"
           Bruton Street Gallery, London, England, "Gallery Artists," (catalogue)
2001  Bruton Street Gallery, London, England, "New Year, New Talent," catalogue)
           Rutgers University, Newark, NJ, "15E: Contemporary Art and the NJ Turnpike," (catalogue)
2000 Pierogi, Brooklyn, New York, Flat Files
           Jersey City Museum, Jersey City, NJ, "From the Slide Registry" Three Person Exhibition
1999  New Jersey State Museum, Trenton, NJ, "New Jersey Arts Annual," (catalogue)
           Rowan University, Glassboro, NJ, "Uncommon Landscape"
           Visual Arts Center of New Jersey, Summit, NJ, "Art in Summit - Centennial Exhibition"
1998  MB Modern Gallery, New York City, "New York Perspectives"

           National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC, Art in the Academy, Two Person Exhibit
           Saint Anselm College, Manchester, New Hampshire, "The Art of Representation"
           William Paterson University, Wayne, NJ, Ben Shahn Galleries," Biennial," (catalogue)

 

AWARDS

 

2020  Anonymous Was A Woman: Covid-19 Relief Grant.

2009  Joyce Dutka Art Foundation Award for painting
2006  George Sugarman Foundation Grant for painting

           Strategic Opportunity Grant, NY State Council on the Arts and NY Foundation for the Arts
2002  Artist in Residence Fellowship, Newark Museum
1998  Residency Fellowship, Vermont Studio Center
1992  Painting Fellowship, New Jersey State Council on the Arts
           167rd Annual Julius Hallgarten Prize, National Academy of Design, New York City (catalogue)
1988  163rd Annual Julius Hallgarten Prize, National Academy of Design, New York City (catalogue)

PANEL DISCUSSIONS AND LECTURES

2022 Artist Talk and interview with Sean Corcoran Curator Museum of the City of NY,

             Sugarlift Gallery, NYC in conjunction with solo exhibition “Hidden in Plain Site” 

2020 Virtual open studio hosted by the Pelham Art Center, New Rochelle, NY

2018  Mid-Atlantic Chapter Of the Ecological Society of America, Presentation on the intersection of art and
             urban ecology. Rutgers University, Newark, NJ
2015  BX200 Virtual Artist Studios in conjunction with No Longer Empty's exhibition "
2010  When You Cut Into the Present, the Future Leaks Out." Presentation of the Ferris Stahl Meyers paintings.
2009  Valeri Larko: Two Decades, Morris Museum, Morristown, NJ
2008  Industrial Postmortem: Panel discussion at Jersey City Museum, NJ
2007  Two Artists, Two Realities, Artist talk, St Joseph's college, Brooklyn, NY
2002  Artists Using Discards: Media and Message, Chakaia Booker, Jenny Krasner, Valeri Larko,

              Panel Discussion & Exhibit, Federation of NY solid waste and recycling convention,

              Sagamore, Lake George, NY
           2002 Artist in Residence Lecture and Exhibition: Newark Museum, NJ

SELECTED PUBLIC & CORPORATE COLLECTIONS

Jersey City Museum, NJ
Montclair Museum, NJ
The New Jersey State Museum, Trenton, NJ
New Jersey Transit, Secaucus, NJ
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, NJ
Fox Industries, Foster City, CA
MacArthur Petroleum, Newark, NJ
IMTT - Bayonne, NJ
Cooper Alloy, Hillside NJ
City Hall, Summit, NJ

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS since 1998

Manhattan Times: January 20, 2022, “Making it Plein” Sherry Mazzocchi 

                    https://www.manhattantimesnews.com/making-it-plein-haciendolo-plein/

Hidden in Plain Site Catalogue, January 2022 in conjunction with solo exhibition at Sugarlift Gallery, NYC

                    includes essay by Sean Corcoran curator at the Museum of the City of NY and interview with

                    artist & writer Bascove. 

The Magazine Antiques: April 9. 2020 "Rich Associations in the Paintings of Valeri Larko" Interview with Sammy Dalati:

                     https://www.themagazineantiques.com/article/paintings-valeri-larko/

Art Spiel: March 25, 2020, Etty Yaniv, Valeri Larko Interview – Sign of the Times at Lyons Wier:

                   https://artspiel.org/valeri-larko-sign-of-the-times-at-lyons-wier/

Vasari 21 Website: March 22, 2020, Ann Landi, Valeri Larko: Under the Radar. https://vasari21.com/valeri-larko

Untapped Cities: An Intimate Look at Six Artists in New Rochelle, NY’s Thriving Art Scene, April 3, 2019,

                                  Cristiana Pena & Nick Porter.
Hamptons Art Hub: Tales To Be Told from an Urban Plein Air Painter, December 13, 2017, Pat Rodgers
Artnet News: Editors’ Picks: 19 Things to See in New York This Week, November 6, 2017, Eileen Kinsella,

                     Valeri Larko “End Game” at Lyons Wier.
Harpers Magazine, March edition, 2017
Tracy’s New York Life: Tracy Kaler blog post, January 19, 2017, Artist Valeri Larko Finds Beauty in

                     New York City’s Urban Landscapes
Hamptons Art Hub: November 18, 2016, Pat Rodgers, Urban Plein Air Painter Valeri Larko Gives Talk on

                     Process and Adventures at WallWorks NY
Street Art NYC: June 9, 2016, Lois Stavsky, Interview with Painter Valeri Larko at the Bronx Museum of the Arts
Riverdale Press: April 29, 2016, Alice Guilhamon, “Meeting the face of the Bronx”
Creative Boom: blog post, April 27, 2016, Katy Cowan, “Artist Paints Honest Urban Landscapes”
The Nice Niche: blog post, February 24, 2016, Valeri Larko, Artist
Faith is Torment Blog, October 26, 2015, Jason Jose, “A Bronx Block, Paintings by Valeri Larko”
The Bronx Artist Documentary Project: Hard cover book, 30 photographers, 80 artists. 2015 (BxADP) is a

                     borough-wide collaborative endeavor involving Bronx photographers documenting Bronx visual

                     artists at work in their studios or other Bronx venues.
News 12 Bronx: April 4, 2015, “New website helps to connect Bronx artists”
News 12 Bronx: December 23, 2014, Local artists launch online art directory
NY Daily News, Monday December 15, 2014 by Denis Slattery: Online list will link Bronx artists,

                    A pair of Bronx-loving artists have created a web directory to help boost the borough’s

                    burgeoning art scene.
Wall Street Journal, July 25, 2014, Valeri Larko Preserves the Impermanent, Artist Captures Graffiti on the

                   Bronx's Ferris Stahl-Meyer Building" by Jennifer Weiss
Journal News, June15, 2014, “Finding Beauty in Unexpected Places” by Linda Lombroso
NY Daily News, July 18, 2013 Grafftit artists mourning loss of another beacon as West Farms meat plant

                   is set to be razed. replaced by apartments by Dennis Slattery
News 12 Bronx, June 13, 2013. Cable TV interview with Amanda Plasencia: Best of the Bronx
New Jersey Monthly Magazine, February 2013 Agony and the Exstasy of the Outmoded by Eric Levin
The Three Tomatoes Blog, July 2012: At The Gallery with A. Bascove, Valeri Larko at J. Cacciola Gallery
Society of Industrial Archeology Newsletter, Summer 2011, "The Urban Industrial Landscapes of

                  Valeri Larko" Betsey Fahlman
American Artist Magazine, September 2011, "On Location at the Urban Fringe", Austin R. Williams
American Arts Quarterly, Winter 2011, Review of Valeri Larko: Two Decades
Failbetter.com Literary Website February, Issue 38, 2011
Greetings from Brooklyn, Randall Gabrielan, 2011, Schiffer Publishing
Hoboken, History & Architecture at a Glance, Randall Gabrielan, 2011, Schiffer Publishing
ARTnews, September 2010, Review of Valeri Larko at the Morris Museum, Doug McClemont
New York Times, May 13, 2010, "Your Industrial Decay Is Her Inspiration," Tammy La Groce
The Record, May 5, 2010, "Review of Valeri Larko exhibit at Morris Museum," John Zeaman
New Jersey Star Ledger, May 2, 2010, "New Jersey's declining manufacturing sites and salvage yards

                  make a fertile landscape," Dan Bischoff
Two Coats of Paint, art blog, June 12, 2009, Valeri Larko: Industrial plein air
Inside Jersey Magazine, June 2009, "Woman of Industry," Jennifer Weiss
New Jersey Monthly Magazine, June 2009, Get Out: Valeri Larko Urban Landscapes
Ins and Outs Magazine, Winter 2008/2009, Long Island City, NY, Feature Article, Rachel Kalina
The George Washington Bridge, Poetry in Steel, 2008, Michael Arron Rockland, Rutgers University Press
New Jersey Star Ledger, May 16, 2008, "Something in Jersey That Deserves Laughs," Dan Bischoff
New Jersey Star Ledger, March 28, 2008, "Living Large in New Jersey," Dan Bischoff
New Jersey Monthly Magazine, March 2008, Get Out Section, "ART: Decongestant"
New Jersey Star Ledger, November 15, 2007, artnotes, "Jersey Realist," Dan Bischoff
Harpers Magazine, June edition, 2007
Jersey City - A Monumental History, June 2007, Randall Gabrielan, Schiffer Publishing
New Jersey Star Ledger, May 19, 2006, "A faculty for diversity," Dan Bischoff
New Jersey Star Ledger, March 15, 2006, Artnotes, "Jersey vistas in Brooklyn," Dan Bischoff
NJN Public Television & Radio, 2005, "Turnpike" TV Documentary on the New Jersey Turnpike
New Jersey Monthly Magazine, January 2003 "Bruce Springsteen and 40 More New Jerseyans

                  We Love" Maggie Bruen
New York Times, November 10, 2002 "Think Modern Art is Junk?" Margo Nash
New Jersey Star Ledger, August 16, 2002, "They've been working on the Railroad," Dan Bischoff
New York Times, August 11, 2002, "Murals for a Rail Hub Evoke Power of Transportation," William Zimmer
New York Times, April 28, 2002, "Themes are Universal in Artworks by Women," William Zimmer
Harpers Magazine, April edition, 2002
New Jersey Star Ledger, October 2, 2001, "Asphalt Artery," Dan Bischoff
New York Times, November 12, 2000,"The Sounds of Creativity: Artists' Studios Are Not So Still," William Zimmer
Art of the State - New Jersey, Harry N. Abrams Inc., 1999
New York Times, September 5, 1999, "Unexpected Pleasures," William Zimmer
New York Times, August 1, 1999, "Recent Works with an Air of Familiarity," Barry Schwabsky
New York Times, July 30, 1999, "A Garden of Subjects, Materials & Styles Across New Jersey," Holland Cotter
New Jersey Star Ledger, July 23, 1999, "Dramatic Diversity," Dan Bischoff
New York Times, September 27, 1998, "Familiar Sights, Freshly Portrayed," William Zimmer
New Jersey Monthly Magazine, May 1998, "Painting a Lost World," Joel Lewis

CURATORIAL EXPERIENCE

BX200: Bronx Visual Artist Directory: Co-Founder 2014: www.bx200.com
Tomasulo Art Gallery, Union County College, Cranford, NJ, Gallery Director/ Curator 1996- 2010

Selected Publications

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Catalogs, Essays & Web Articles

Catalogs & Essays
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Web Articles

NY Post: "Artist paints Cellino and Barnes Jingle without knowing who they are."
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The Flying Fruit Bowl Podcast, it was an honored to be interviewed by Aaron from the UK. We covered a lot of territory, from how I got started painting urban landscapes on location, up to my current projects.  Please check it out! Here's the link: https://theflyingfruitbowl.co.uk/2024/04/17/tffb-81-valeri-larko/

Up Magazine:  UP Magazine’s Selection of Highlights from 2023 Armory Week, by Alexandria Deters

https://upmag.com/armory-week-2023

Manhattan Times: January 20, 2022, “Making it Plein” Sherry Mazzocchi 

                    https://www.manhattantimesnews.com/making-it-plein-haciendolo-plein/

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Valeri Larko interview with Bascove for Stay Thirsty Magazine: Larko discusses what she's been painting during the pandemic and beyond: 
https://staythirstymagazine.blogspot.com/p/bascove-valeri-larko.html

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Vasari 21 Website: March 22, 2020, Ann Landi, Valeri Larko: Under the Radar. 
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Artnet News: Editors’ Picks: 19 Things to See in New York This Week, November 6, 2017, Eileen Kinsella, Valeri Larko “End Game” at Lyons Wier.
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Fine Art Connoisseur, Larko’s “End Game” By Andrew Webster - October 26, 2017
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Hamptons Art Hub: November 18, 2016

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Create Magazine: Exploring the Urban Fringe: Online Interview with Valeri Larko Published on January 17, 2023  https://www.createmagazine.com/blog/interview-with-valeri-larko

Flying Fruit Bowl: United Kingdom, online article “Valeri Larko”,2024   https://theflyingfruitbowl.co.uk/2023/12/05/valeri-larko/

Art Spiel: March 25, 2020, Etty Yaniv, Valeri Larko Interview – Sign of the Times at Lyons Wier:

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Hamptons Art Hub: Tales To Be Told from an Urban Plein Air Painter, December 13, 2017, Pat Rodgers.
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Recent interview with Tracy Kaler from Tracy's New York Life: NY Artist Valeri Larko finds beauty in urban landscapes. Link Here >>>

Street Art News: Valeri Larko at the Bronx Museum of the Arts June 9, 2016. 

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Art Nerd: October 21, 2016

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Nice Niche: February 2016

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Creative Boom: April 27, 2016

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Dilapidated South Bronx Pier Slated for Renovation a Haven for Some Locals, Eddie Small, August 12, 2016: Link Here >>>

Two Coats of Paint, art blog, June 12, 2009, Valeri Larko: Industrial plein air Link Here >>>

The Gallery Guy Blog, November 18, 2015, Valeri Larko at Lyons Wier Link Here >>>

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Comic Critique Blog, April 18, 2011 Link Here >>>

Inside New Jersey, June 2009 by Jennifer Weiss, Woman of Industry  Link Here >>>

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