Valadez was born in San Francisco, raised in the Central Valley of California and currently resides in Edinburg, Texas where he is a full-time lecturer in the Art Department at the University of Texas-Pan American. pvaladez@panam.edu
Mr. Valadez is currently involved in a number of South Texas art projects. Valadez is a graduate of the San Francisco Art Institute with a BFA in Interdisciplinary art, in 2003 he earned his MFA in Studio Art from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill where he was awarded a Weiss Urban Livability Fellowship. Mr. Valadez was selected to participate in the Serie Project XVII Artist in Residence Program in Austin, TX. 2009 Texas Biennial. “Arte of the Rio Grande” 2005 Biennial, IMAS, McAllen, Texas, the RGV Museum in Harlingen and the “Delta Exhibition”, Arkansas Art Center in Little Rock and lectured at the International Museum of Art and Science. In addition he was invited to show in the “Violent Violence”, Arti et Amicitiae, Amsterdam, Netherlands and was selected for the “New American Talent 16”, Texas Fine Arts Association Juried Competition in 2001
Available for public speaking engagements, demonstrations and studio visits. For upcoming events and additional info. call 956-381-0765 or via email myfedora@hotmail.com or pvaladez@panam.edu.
Mr. Valadez is currently involved in a number of South Texas art projects. Valadez is a graduate of the San Francisco Art Institute with a BFA in Interdisciplinary art, in 2003 he earned his MFA in Studio Art from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill where he was awarded a Weiss Urban Livability Fellowship. Mr. Valadez was selected to participate in the Serie Project XVII Artist in Residence Program in Austin, TX. 2009 Texas Biennial. “Arte of the Rio Grande” 2005 Biennial, IMAS, McAllen, Texas, the RGV Museum in Harlingen and the “Delta Exhibition”, Arkansas Art Center in Little Rock and lectured at the International Museum of Art and Science. In addition he was invited to show in the “Violent Violence”, Arti et Amicitiae, Amsterdam, Netherlands and was selected for the “New American Talent 16”, Texas Fine Arts Association Juried Competition in 2001
