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Valeri Larko
Valeri Larko (born 1960) is an American painter of urban and industrial landscapes.
== Early life, education and early career ==
Born in Freeport on Long Island, New York, Larko grew up in Parsippany, New Jersey. She trained at the DuCret School of the Arts in Plainfield, New Jersey, and at New York's Art Students League and the National Academy of Design (now the National Academy Museum and School). In 1986 she moved to Jersey City.〔Bischoff, Daniel, ("For Valeri Larko, New Jersey's declining manufacturing sites and salvage yards make a fertile landscape" ) "The Star Ledger", May 2, 2010〕 The surrounding area's industrial parks and infrastructure, much of it rusting and derelict, changed her focus from her original pursuit as a figure painter to an interpreter of urban landscape.〔 Moving to Summit, New Jersey in 1989, the industrial fringes of northern New Jersey's cities remained central to Larko's work for several years until 2004, when she moved to the suburb of New Rochelle, New York.〔(Larko, website, Biography page )〕 With proximity to New York City, Larko's work incorporated the urban core of the city's boroughs, including the topography, infrastructure, and abundance of graffiti-covered walls.〔, Aranda-Alvarado, Rocio, ("Disuse: The Landscapes of Valeri Larko, Catalogue essay for retrospective exhibition of work by the painter Valeri Larko at the Morris Museum in New Jersey" ) "ISSU.com, 2010〕
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