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Amador Vallina Painting – Prints – Sculpture Amador Vallina painting – prints – sculpture 1957 born in El Entrego, Asturias / Northern Spain 1973 relocated to Germany 1975 – 1983 Theatre “Esperpento”, Frankfurt a. M./Germany “Theater am Faden”, Mainz/Germany “Theater Cocoliche”, Wiesbaden/Germany 1978 co-founder of the artist studio “Werkstatt”, Wiesbaden 1981 – 1988 solo exhibitions of theatre marionettes in San Sebastián, Zaragoza, Santiago de Compostela, Betanzos (all Spain), Wiesbaden etc. 1991 – 1996 co-founder of the artist studio [artefacto], Wiesbaden 1992/93 spell of work in Salobreña/Andalusia/Spain 1993/94 spell of work in Fuerteventura and Lanzarote/Canary Islands/ Spain 1994/95 spell of work in La Palma/Canary Islands/Spain since 1996 independent artwork in his own studio, Wiesbaden since 1999 secoundary studio in Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain Solo exhibitions 1997 Gallery Swayambho, Wiesbaden, Germany 1997 “Aus4Stellungen”, kunst.verladehalle, Rüsselsheim, Germany 1998 “Zeitsprünge”, Kaus & Meyer, Dreieich-Buchschlag/Frankfurt a. M. 1998 “Tür an Tür” with Titus Gran in the foreign studios, Wiesbaden 2000 “Pintures - Escultures”, Gallery Can Puig, Sóller, Majorca, Spain 2001 “Pintura – Escultura”, Casa de Artes – La Galería, Cas Concos,Majorca 2002 “El Horizonte”, Can Perlus, Sóller, Spain 2003 “Roots of Spain”, The Bonhoga Gallery, Weisdale, Shetland Islands, Scotland, UK 2003 Sa Vinya, Deyà, Majorca, Spain 2004 " m e i n s " MBA - Management & Business Akademie, Mainz 2005 "Recién pintado", Agapanto, Puerto de Sóller, Majorca, Spain 2007 "RETRO•per•SPECTIVA, Galería Can Puig, Sóller, Majorca 2009 "trans.form.arte", El Pato, Son Vida, Palma de Mallorca, Spain 2010 "Obra Reciente", Gallery ArteArtesanía, Sóller, Majorca, Spain Amador Vallina | c/o Ditta U. Krebs | C/. Joan Alcover, 34 | E-07006 Palma | [email protected] | www.amador.de Amador Vallina painting – prints – sculpture Group exhibitions 1991/1992/1996 in the foreign studio of [artefacto], Wiesbaden, Germany 1992 “Experimente” at the autum-fair in Frankfurt a. M., Germany (catalogue) 1993 Pariser Hoftheater, Wiesbaden, Germany 1993 Gallery Gabriele Sauveur, Eppstein a. Taunus, Germany 1993 “ArtHouse im Rathaus”, Ingelheim, Germany (catalogue) 1994 FormART, Herten, Germany 1994 Gallery Wiesweg, Eltville, Germany 1994 “Mixed Media” Gallery Schöning, Frankfurt a. M., Germany (catalogue) 1994 LandArt III, Unna, Germany 1995 Gallery Wiesweg, Eltville, Germany 1996 FormART, Bochum, Germany 1996 “Exit”, studio [artefacto], Wiesbaden, Germany 1996 LandART IV, Unna, Germany 1997 “Kunstforum Rheinhessen”, Essenheimer Kunstverein, Germany (catalogue) 1997 “Kunststation Mainz Süd”, south railway station Mainz, Germany (catalogue) 1997 Gallery Schöning, Frankfurt a. M., Germany 2000 “La Plástica del Kimono”, Can Perlus, Sóller, Majorca, Spain 2000 “Happy Birthday Johannes ...”, Gutenberg Pavillon, Mainz (catalogue) 2000 “European Youth Circus 2000”, town hall of Wiesbaden and Brusseles, Belgium 2000 “Els Residus Sòlids” Per Amor a l'art ..." Flassaders, Palma de Mallorca (catalogue) 2000 Gallery Jürgen Busch, Munich, Germany 2001 “Capses – Cajas ”, Can Perlus, Sóller, Majorca 2001 art-auction, Es Tall, Can Perlus, Sóller, Majorca 2002 “Encontre – Begegnung”, Can Gelabert, Binissalem, Majorca, Spain 2002 “¿Ni Carne Ni Pescado?”, Can Perlus, Sóller, Majorca 2002 “Más allá de la puerta de Tannhäuser” Can Perlus, Sóller, Majorca 2002 “Subasta de Pinceles”, art-auction, Can Perlus, Sóller, Majorca 2003 “Mar Negro”, Can Perlus, Sóller, Majorca 2004 „Colectiva“, Can Perlus, Sóller, Majorca 2006 "Sollerics (1)", Galería Can Puig, Sóller, Majorca 2006 "Cami - conceptes", Oratorio de San Ramón de Penyafort, Puerto de Sóller, Spain 2007 Espai Obert, Palma de Mallorca, Spain 2007 "10 x 10", Gallery ArteArtesanía, Sóller, Majorca 2007 "SupermercART", Sóller, Majorca 2007 "Regala Arte", Santanyì, Majorca, Spain 2008 Mallorca Contemporary Art Auction, Binissalem, Majorca 2008 Gallery Joana Frontera, Palma de Mallorca, Spain 2008 "ANSICHTSSACHE(N): Spuren", Kunstkreis Bingen, Bingen/Rhine, Germany 2008 S'Olivaret, Alaró, Majorca, Spain 2008 Casal C'an Pere Ignasi, Campos, Majorca, Spain 2008 Nit de l'Art, Empire Art Gallery, Palma de Mallorca, Spain 2008 Colectiva Arte Visión, Costa Nord, Valldemossa, Majorca, Spain 2008 Days of Open Studios, Arte Visión/Espai Obert, Palma de Mallorca, Spain 2008 "What does the future hold?", Gallery ArteArtesanía, Sóller, Majorca, Spain 2009 "Ciudadano ilegal", Galería Berlin, Palma de Mallorca, Spain 2009 "Un viaje por el mundo de la expresión", Puerto Portals, Mallorca 2009 "Abril - Lluvia de Arte", Gallery L'Unico, Palma de Mallorca, Spain 2009 "Primera Fira de l'Art", Santa María del Camí, Mallorca, Spain 2009 "arte y mar", Puerto de Pollensa, Puerto Andratx and Puerto Alcúdia, Spain 2009 "Erste Begegnung", Galerie Kaschenbach, Trier, Germany 2009 "XIX. Feria de los Artistas", Atocha, Madrid, Spain 2009 Galería K, Palma de Mallorca, Spain 2009 "2nd Small Art International Exhibition", Dragon Hall, Norwich, UK Amador Vallina | c/o Ditta U. Krebs | C/. Joan Alcover, 34 | E-07006 Palma | [email protected] | www.amador.de .
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