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Ken
Warneke Untitled,
1995 Oil,
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Ken
Warneke Untitled,
1996 Oil,
acrylic on plywood 18
x 18 inches KW
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Ken
Warneke Untitled,
1996 Oil,
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x 18 inches KW
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Warneke,
Ken Untitled,
1997
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x 18 inches KW
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Ken
Warneke Untitled,
1995 Oil,
acrylic on wood 18
x 18 inches
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KEN WARNEKE
BORN
1958,
EDUCATION
1981
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Northern
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
1997 Graduate student advisor, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, IL
EXHIBITIONS
1997
Out of the Shadow of Ivan
Albright: Twelve Contemporary
Artists,
All the Visual Suspects,
1996 Art
in
One Person Exhibition, Carl
Hammer Gallery,
Don Baum Says: “
What’s Love Got to Do With It?
Randolph Street Gallery,
Cohen, Kroll, Warneke,
N.I.U. Collected,
Small Paintings, Big Shoulders,
Push Pause, Randolph Street
Gallery,
1995 Ken Warneke,
Tatsuya McCoy, Tough Gallery,
Not Just Another Pretty Face,
Small Paintings, Big Shoulders,
IL
1994 Drawings from
Chicago,
55th Anniversary
Exhibition,
A Group Exhibition on Gendor Issues,
Women Made Gallery,
1993 Erotic
Pornography, Mike’s Museum,
1993 Haunting
Images, The Foster Gallery,
1992 The
Re-figured Image, Carl Hammer Gallery,
Alumni Exhibition,
Ars Nova Judges Exhibition,
1991
New Acquisitions, The
Spirited Visions/Portraits and Work of
Gallery,
Chicago and
Distorted Figuration,
Home Sweet Home,
Human,
1990 Category,
Small Things,
1989 One Person
Exhibition,
Erotica
The Seven Year Itch,
1988 One Person
Exhibition, Dart Gallery,
The Developing Image/ Continuity
and Change in the
Tradition,
1987 Surfaces: Two
Decades of Painting in
American Art,
Nausea, Gallery of the Theatre
Asylum,
Dismemberment, Artemesia
Gallery,
Artagogo,
1986 Recent Art
from
Biennial 1,
In Defense of Richard Serra,
Randolph Street Gallery,
1985 Options 23:
Ken Warneke,
Art Park Project Artist’s Exhibition, Buscaglia/ Castelani Gallery,
Expose,
1984 Painting and
Sculpture Today,
Artists to Watch, Dart Gallery,
1983
Emerging,
Renaissance Society at the
IL
Group Exhibition of Gallery Artists,
Karen Lenox Gallery,
Artists Choose Artists,
Possible Worlds, 440 North
Wells,
The Big Pitcher,
1983 Sex Show,
Cabaret Metro,
Fan Show,
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Richard
Vine, “Where The Wild Things
Were”, Art In
Sue Taylor, Art In America, review of Carl Hammer Gallery Exhibition, March,
1997
Kathryn
Hixson, New Art Examiner, review of Carl Hammer Gallery Exhibition,
February, 1997
Lynne
Warren, Art in Chicago 1945-1995,
exhibition catalog, 1996
Judd Tully, “A Collector’s Kind of Town”, Art & Auction, feature article, May
1996
Jeff Huebner, “The In Crowd”, Chicago Reader, feature article, November 1,
1996
Monica Bauer, “Cohen, Kroll, Warneke “, New Art Examiner, review of Hyde
Fred Camper, “Spitting Images”, Chicago Reader, review of Tough Gallery
exhibition,
Michael Muster, “Ken Warneke, Tatsuya McCoy”, New Art Examiner, review of
Tough Gallery exhibition, April 1995
Susan Snodgrass, “Studio View”, New Art Examiner, May 1993
James Yood, Spirited Visions: Portraits of Chicago Artists By Patty Carrol, book
essay, 1991
James Yood, “ Perplexity and Ambiguity in Warneke”, Artforum, feature article,
May 1991
Judith Russi Kirshner, Surfaces: Two Decades of Painting in Chicago, catalog
essay,
COLLECTIONS
The
artist’s work is found in the collection of the