Galleries Where Victoria Aaron Paintings

Have Been Exhibited

Being raised in a home where one or more paintings were works in

progress, where a plethora of original paintings hung on every wall and

were stacked about as though art is commonplace, and taught that artists

should be reticent of their talent Victoria didn’t show her work in public until

she was commissioned to paint a 10x20ft. church mural/baptistery in 1977.

Fifteen years later, her art was exhibited at impressive galleries across the

United States and even Hawaii, where her paintings were added alongside

Picasso’s, Monet’s, Rembrandt’s, Matisse’s, etc. While living in Colorado

throughout the nineties, Victoria served on the Colorado Art Guild board.

The galleries who have represented her work in the past are:

The amazing ART FIND – a.k.a. DeRossi Gallery in

Kealakekua, Hawaii; The Lawson Gallery,

Seattle; Lovers Lane Fine Art Gallery, Dallas;

Top of the Line Art Gallery, Ft. Worth; Bader

– Melnik Gallery, Vail, CO; Circle Gallery,

Denver; Paradiso Art Gallery, Colorado Springs

& Woodland Park; Business of Art Center

(BAC), Manitou Springs, CO; and others. At this

time, she is not showing in any galleries.

Victoria now resides in Rio Rancho, New Mexico.

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