Don Calledare
Don Calledare
Donald Calledare is an Italian-born painter and writer who has lived and worked in Houston for many years, creating a substantial body of large scale paintings that explore landscapes of the imagination, the mythic and the fantastic. He is a contributing editor of the Texas art magazine „Artlies“ and has written frequently on contemporary art and culture. Donald’s manuscript, composed under the name of the fictional writer Generico Vespucci, became the libretto for AlienNation’s MIGBOT exhibition and the development of a new opera, MIRAK. Donald now resides in North Carolina.
2000 TROUBLE SHOOTING gun violence, Tryon Center for Visual Art, Charlotte,NC
1999 MIRAK, AlienNation Co., DiverseWorks, Houston
1999 Vespucci film installation, AlienNation Co., Winter Street Art Center, Houston, and ACA Gallery, Artplex Austin
1998 MIGBOT, AlienNation Co., Winter Street Art Center, Houston
1998 Altered Landscapes, Group Show of paintings and photography, ArtScan, Houston
1997 Texas National, Nacogdoches Texas
1995 -Day of the Dead, Lawndale, Houston
1995 Portfolio 2000, College Station, Tx.
1995 The Big Show, Lawndale, Houston
1994 -Day of the Dead, Lawndale, Houston
1994 * Fergus-Fernandez Gallery, Houston
1994 The Big Show, Lawndale
1994 Out of This World, Contemporary Arts Museum,Houston
1993 Scenic Allegories, Lawndale
1993 Day of the Dead, Lawndale
1993 Anonymous Show, West End Gallery, Houston
1993 The Portrait Show, West End Gallery, Houston
1993 West End, West End Gallery, Houston
1992 Dream and Imagination, Six Houston painters, Transco Gallery, Houston
1992 Day of the Dead, Lawndale
1992 The Big Show, Lawndale
1992 Case for Art, Lawndale at Houston Central Library
1992 Houston Area Exhibition, Blaffer Gallery, Houston
1991 The War Show, Fountainhead Gallery, Houston
1990 Group Show, Economic Summit, G.V.G. Gallery
1990 Group Show, Graham Gallery, Houston
1989 MFA Thesis Show, Blaffer Gallery, Houston
1988 Synergy 88, Museum of Fine Arts at Glassell, Houston
1987 East End Show, Lawndale Annex, Houston
1982 * Galleria Albatross, Rome, Italy
1979 Group Show, Obelisk Gallery, London, England
1976 * Deja Vu, Coffeehouse/Gallery, Los Angeles
1975 * Kerchoff Hall, UCLA