Born 1978 in Westfield, NJ
Lives and works in New York City
   
Education  
2003 MFA, School of Visual Arts, New York, NY
2001 BFA, School of Visual Arts, New York, NY
   
Solo Exhibition And I Don’t Mean it in a Good Way, Sixtyseven gallery, New York, NY
   
Group Exhibitions  
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
  For, Wayfarers Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
2010 Urban Shaman, Parlor Antics, Brooklyn, NY
  Yesterday Today is Tomorrow, Space 1026, Philadelphia, PA
2009 An Evening of Play, Gallery MC, New York, NY
  Mary’s Choice, curated by Mary Heilmann, 303 Gallery, New York, NY
2005 Sasquatch Society, Sixtyseven Gallery, New York, NY
  Things of That Nature, Sixtyseven Gallery, New York, NY
2004 Jerk Store, Issue Inc. Exhibition Space, New York, NY
  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
  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
  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
   
Biblography  
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
  Nick Stillman, “Sasquatch Society at Sixtyseven” Time Out, New York.  September 1-7
  Alessandra Petlin, “Mood Indigo” New York Magazine, February 14
2004 William Powhida, “The Neon Forest is my Home at Sixtyseven” The Brooklyn Rail. February
  Stephen Maine “Dateline Brooklyn” Artnet. April