Born 1978 in Westfield, NJ |
Lives and works in New York City |
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Education |
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2003 |
MFA, School of Visual Arts, New York, NY |
2001 |
BFA, School of Visual Arts, New York, NY |
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Solo Exhibition |
And I Don’t Mean it in a Good Way, Sixtyseven gallery, New York, NY |
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Group Exhibitions |
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2014 |
Not Everyone Feels Like They Have to Win All the Time, Wayfarers Gallery, Brooklyn, NY |
2013 |
Let’s Hope Nothing Bad Happens, Wayfarers Gallery, Brooklyn, NY |
2012 |
I Choo –Choo-Choose You, Wayfarers Gallery, Brooklyn, NY |
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For, Wayfarers Gallery, Brooklyn, NY |
2010 |
Urban Shaman, Parlor Antics, Brooklyn, NY |
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Yesterday Today is Tomorrow, Space 1026, Philadelphia, PA |
2009 |
An Evening of Play, Gallery MC, New York, NY |
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Mary’s Choice, curated by Mary Heilmann, 303 Gallery, New York, NY |
2005 |
Sasquatch Society, Sixtyseven Gallery, New York, NY |
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Things of That Nature, Sixtyseven Gallery, New York, NY |
2004 |
Jerk Store, Issue Inc. Exhibition Space, New York, NY |
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The Neon Forest Is My Home, Sixtyseven Gallery, New York, NY |
2003 |
Let’s Just Say, curated by Ryan Kitsen, Some Space, New York, NY |
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New York Area MFA Exhibition, College Art Association, Hunter College Times Square Gallery, New York, NY |
2002 |
I Think We’re Alone Now, Visual Arts Gallery, New York, NY |
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Not Sculpture, Visual Arts Gallery, New York, NY |
2000 |
Segments, Visual Arts Gallery, New York, NY |
1999 |
Craig Hein and Susannah Vapnek, School of Visual Arts Eastside Gallery, New York, NY |
1998 |
Group Show II, ABC Gallery, New York, NY |
1997 |
Group Show, ABC Gallery, New York, NY |
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Biblography |
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2008 |
P. Maxwell, Web Article: “Emerging Artist Profile: Craig Hein“ Phillips DePury’s Art Expert. March 24th |
2005 |
Ken Johnson, “Sightings Of An Elusive Mountain Creature,” The New York Times. August 26 |
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Nick Stillman, “Sasquatch Society at Sixtyseven” Time Out, New York. September 1-7 |
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Alessandra Petlin, “Mood Indigo” New York Magazine, February 14 |
2004 |
William Powhida, “The Neon Forest is my Home at Sixtyseven” The Brooklyn Rail. February |
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Stephen Maine “Dateline Brooklyn” Artnet. April |
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