Selected Shows
- 1941 — Merit Award (Group B), United States Department of the Treasury Defense Poster Competition, MoMA
- 1950 — Solo Exposition, Schwarts Gallery, Chicago
- 1957 — Solo Exposition, Highgate Gallery, Montclair, New Jersey
- 1958 — Group Exposition, Henri Gallery, Alexandria, Virginia
- 1959 — Semi-Solo Exposition, The Architectural League of New York
- 1959 — Semi-Solo Exposition, Highgate Gallery, New York
- 1960 — Participant, Salon International, Monte Carlo
- 1960 — Group Exposition, Galerie Norval, New York
- 1960 — Group Exposition, Carnegie Hall, New York
- 1960 — Semi-Solo Exposition, Highgate Gallery, 827 Third Avenue, New York (Oct thru Nov 8)
- 1961 — Semi-Solo Exposition, Fairleigh Dickinson University, NJ
- 1962 — Group Exposition, The Marble Arch Gallery, Miami, Florida
- 1962 — Semi-Solo Exposition, International Graphics, J.L. Hudson Gallery, Detroit, Michigan
- 1963 — Semi-Solo Exposition, Fairleigh Dickinson University, NJ
- 1965 — Group Exposition, Museum of Fine Arts, Eilat, Israel
- 1965 — Film Featuring Aluminum works by Cavallaro, produced by Alcoa
- 1965 — Semi-Solo Exposition: Aluminum in Art, Alcoa, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- 1966 — Group Exposition, Finch College Museum of Art, 62 East 78th Street, New York
- 1966 — Group Exposition, Allentown Art Museum, PA
- 1966 — Semi-Solo Exposition, International Art, Hilton, New York
- 1967 — Group Exposition, Weintraub Gallery, 1193, Lexington Avenue, New York
- 1968 — Commission, NASA Art Program, Washington, D.C.
- 1968 — Commission, National Gallery of Art in partnership with the NASA Art Program, Washington, D.C.
- 1969 — Solo Exposition, Galleria Toninelli, Milan
- 1969 — Semi-Solo Exposition, Catherine Viviano Gallery, (October 7 to Nov. 1), New York
- 1980 — Semi-Solo Exposition, Nardin Galleries, 25 E 73rd St., New York (May 27 - June 29)
- 1980 — Semi-Solo Exposition, Apokalypsis, Nardin Galleries, 25 E 73rd St., New York (Oct 29 - Jan 4)
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