Public Installations and Permanent Collections
- 1962 — Mosaic, Brigadier General Casimir Pulaski, on Horseback, With His Aides, Casimir Pulaski Elementary School, PS 304, Brooklyn.
- 1963 — Bas-relief for a Main Hallway of the Horizon Building, New Jersey.
- 1965 — Glass Mosaic, Man in Space (8 x 21 feet), Public School 9, Upper West Side, Manhattan.
- 1966 — Bronze sculpture (location unknown, but thought to be a high school in Queens)
- 1967 — Sculpture, Man in Space, Bronze (4 feet x 10 feet x 8 inches). Relief composed of geometrically-shaped figures enclosed in geometric spaces conveys the theme of man in space and the education of science — located at Peter Rouget Junior High School 88, 544 Seventh Avenue, courtyard entrance, east wall, Brooklyn. The sculpture cost $10,000. Final approval was given July 10, 1967. Condition: Surveyed 1992 October. Treatment needed.
- 1968 — In cooperation with the National Gallery of Art, NASA commissioned Cavallaro to give his artistic perspective of Saturn V Apollo launch. Cavallaro painted nine works, all now in the possession of the National Air and Space Museum, Garber Facility. He was one of dozens of nationally-known artist who had participated in the NASA Art Program, which chronicled the wonders, risks and triumphs of space exploration through the eyes of artists.
- Ignition Sequence (1968), painting, oil and acrylic on canvas; current owner: National Air and Space Museum (A19750915000)
- Power To Go, painting, mixed media on canvas; current owner: National Air and Space Museum (A19760292000)
- After Image, acrylic on canvas; current owner: National Air and Space Museum (A19781061000)
- Untitled I (1967–68), painting, mixed media on canvas; current owner: National Air and Space Museum (A19810581000)
- Untitled II (1967–68), painting, mixed media on canvas; current owner: National Air and Space Museum (A19810582000)
- Untitled III (1967–68), painting, mixed media on canvas; current owner: National Air and Space Museum (A19810583000)
- Untitled IV (1967–68), painting, mixed media on canvas; current owner: National Air and Space Museum (A19810584000)
- Untitled V (1967–68), painting, mixed media on canvas; current owner: National Air and Space Museum (A19810585000)
- Untitled VI, painting, mixed media on canvas; current owner: National Air and Space Museum (A19810586000)
- 1969 — Outdoor Sculpture, Gemini, 1967-1969, bronze; base: concrete, painted (approximately 13 feet 2 inches x 4 feet 8 inches x 3 feet 6 inches; base: height 37 inches x diameter 11 feet). Inscription (on circle, side facing auditorium): Cavallaro (signed). Subject: Emblem — Zodiac. Located at John Dewey HS, Brooklyn, Brooklyn. The sculpture cost $30,000. Final approval was given October 14, 1969.
- 1969 — Sculpture, Social Communication A five-panel abstract relief: hydrostone with epoxy paint (8 inches x 4 feet x 9 inches). The sculpture cost $15,000. Final approval was given on Sept. 30, 1971. (location unknown, but thought to be a high school in Queens)
- 1975 — Aluminum Sheets Painted With Enamel, Untitled PS 142, Amelia Castro School, Manhattan.
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