2002 Sport Artist of the Year

Mina Papatheodorou-Valyraki

“Motion and Dynamism in Art”

Key Sport Works & World Influence


“When the work is presented to the world… a relationship of attraction and continuity is born. The process of observation or even of co-existence begins between the viewer and the work, to the great satisfaction of the artist.” Mina Papatheodorou-Valyraki, Ph.D.; Dialogue about Art, Livani Publishing, p.37

1987
International Olympic Committee Museum, Chateau de Vidy, Switzerland; Acquisition (Acq): “The High Jump”
1987
Sport and Culture, Group Exhibition (Group Ex.), Zappeio, Athens Greece
1989
The Mind and the Body, Group Ex., Zappeio, Athens, Greece
1990
A Glance at the Contemporary Greek Art, Group Ex., Trammell Crow Center, Dallas, Texas, USA
1991
Sports Ministry, Greece; Acq: “The Yellow Runners”
1992
Olympic Museum of Barcelon, Spain; Acq: “Obstacles”
1992
American Sport Art Museum and Archives, Alabama, USA; Acq: “The Down hill skier,”
1993
Biennale dello Sport in Belle Arti, Group Ex.; Barcelona, Spain
1995
General Bank of Greece, Acq: “Formula 1- Ferrari”
1995
Five Greek Artists – Mediterranean Encounters, Group Ex.; Dubrovnik, Croatia
1995
Vorres Museum, Greece; Acq: “Formula 1 in green”
1996
National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., Acq: “Still life in yellow”
1996
Pictorial Intervention on a Nissan Motorcar, Personal Exhibition; Athens, Greece
1997
Vorres Museum, Greece; Acq: “Ship in red”
1997
Macedonia Palace, Personal Exhibition (Per. Ex.); Thessaloniki, Greece
1997
National Gallery & Alexander Soutsos Museum, Greece; Acq: “The Journey”
1998
Lamborghini Museum, Santa Agata Bolognese, Italy; Acq: “La storia della Lamborghini”
1998
Sports Ministry, Greece; Acq: “The Women’s High jump”
1999
Lamborghini Museum, Santa Agata Bolognese, Italy; Per. Ex: 35 Years Lamborghini
2000
EFG Bank, Villa les Aigles, Monte Carlo, Monaco; Acq: “Monaco 2000”
2000
The Human Body, Per. Ex.; Mykonos, Greece
2000
Joanne Coia Gallery, Group Ex.; Carmel, California, USA
2000
Sports Ministry, Greece; Acq: “Victory”
2001
Sports Ministry, Greece; Acq: “Wave”
2001
Elta Hellenic Post, Greece; Acq: “Windsurf in yellow”
2002
Elta Hellenic Post, Greece; Acq: “Greco-Roman Wrestling”
2002
Jean Todt Museum, Paris, France; Acq: “Final Victory”
2002
Sport and Spirit Gallery, Per. Ex.; Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
2002
Joanne Coia Gallery, Per. Ex: Art in Motion; Miami, Florida, USA
2002
United States Sports Academy’s ‘Sport Artist of the Year;’ Daphne, Alabama
2002
Palazzo dei Congressi, Per. Ex: Arte e Movimento; San Marino, Italy
2002
Hellexpo, Per. Ex: Ferrari Genesis – Art and Motion; Athens, Greece
Horse Racing Horse Racing Victory 2000 Victory 2000 Wounded Warriors Wounded Warriors

Founded in 1984, The American Sport Art Museum and Archives (ASAMA) is dedicated to the preservation of sports art, history and literature. The ASAMA collection is composed of more than 1,000 pieces across all media, including painting, sculpture, assemblage, prints, posters and photography.

The Museum is free and open to the public, Monday through Friday, 8 am to 4 pm.

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ASAMA – American Sport Art Museum & Archives
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Daphne, Alabama 36526