CV
Born:
1993 Aurora, Colorado, USA
Education:
2015 BFA, Painting, Syracuse University, magna cum laude
Solo and Two Person Exhibitions:
(forthcoming 2018), Krupic Kersting Gallery, Cologne, Germany2018 Clear and Present, HF Johnson Gallery of Art, Carthage College, Kenosha, Wisconsin with Kristin Bauer curated by Ryan Peter Miller
2018 Old Glory, Long Road Projects at Space Gallery, Jacksonville, Florida curated by Aaron Levi Garvey
2017 New American Contemporary, 44309 Gallery, Dortmund, Germany with Chad Hasegawa
2017 In the Balance, TWFINEART, Brisbane, Australia with Kimberly Rowe
2016 Aftermath: Violent Crises in Context, Miscellaneous Press, Los Angeles, CA (temporary exhibition)
2015 amicus curiae, Michael Sickler Gallery, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
Group Exhibitions:
(forthcoming 2018) Re:art 21, Re:art, Brooklyn, New York curated by Efrem Zelony-Mindell
(Forthcoming 2018) The White Sheet Project, Cross Gallery, Bundaberg, Australia curated by Clinton Cross
2018 Conversations, Krupic Kersting Gallery, Cologne, Germany with Ulu Braun, France Bizot, Maud Janecke, Linn Meyers, Samuel Adam Swope, Baptiste Debombourg, Eden&Lernout, Andy Holtin, Robert Kunec, Irma Markulin, Damir Radovic, Jon Shelton, Tracey Snelling, and Tobias Sternberg
2017 Antipodal, Durden & Ray Gallery, Los Angeles, California with Jonni Cheatwood, Elizabeth Gilfilen, Abby Goldstein, Carlson Hatton, Max Manning, Fran O'Neill, Max Presneill, Bryan Ricci, Kimberly Rowe, Tom Savage, and Emily Silver
2016 Correspondence/Correspondencia, CTRL+SHFT, Oakland, CA curated by Á.R. Vázquez-Concepción
2016 PDF-OBJECTS, Mana Contemporary, Chicago, IL curated by Jason Lazarus and Sean Ward with Alberto Aguilar, Basma Alsharif, Robert Burnier, Alex Chitty, Katy Cowan, Assaf Evron, Danny Giles, Gordon Hall, Sofia Leiby, Kevin Larmon, Jose Lerma, Shana Lutker, Matt Morris, Gina Osterloh, Sabina Ott, Claire Pentecost, Tim Portlock, Josh Reames, Amanda Ross-Ho, Sanaz Sohrabi, Stephanie Syjuco, Tony Tasset, Jan Tichy, Lori Waxman, and others
2016 YIA Art Fair, Chabah Yelmani Gallery, Brussels, Belgium with Jon DeCola and William James Thurman
2016 ARTBandini Fair, Miscellaneous Press, Los Angeles, CA with John Knuth and Jay Stuckey
2016 Opening Night Part 2, Chabah Yelmani Gallery, Brussels, BE with Emilie Benoist, Caspar Berger, Yumi Chung, Riikka Hyvönen, Athar Jaber, Yuki Kobayashi, Nikolay Konstantinov, Sarah Lederman, Noemi Niederhauser, Stefan Papco, William James Thurman, and Bogdan Vladuta
2015 Critical Mass, 914Works, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
2014 Vein 8: Stone Canoe Artists, ArtRage: The Norton Putter Gallery, Syracuse, NY
2013 Common Language, Leeds College of Art Gallery, Traveling Show, Leeds, UK
2013 Common Language, York St. John University, Traveling Show, York, UK
2013 New York to London, HOUSE Gallery curated by Berik Kulmamirov. London, UK
Residencies and Lectures:2018 Artist talk and studio visits at Carthage College
2017 Visiting Artist in Residence at Long Road Projects, Jacksonville, Florida
2016 Visiting Artist in Residence at Miscellaneous Press, Los Angeles
2015 Visiting artist lecture at Syracuse University graduate symposium, "Art on the Internet"2010 Young Artist Residency at Art Institute of Boston
Bibliography:
Cuderman, Peter, book interview, "30&Under: Short Life Advice from Outliers Under 30," 2018
Morh, Loreen, review, "Clear and Present' on exhibit at Carthage College," The Journal Times, January 2018
Kordic, Angie, review, "New American Contemporary Art Presented at 44309 Gallery," Widewalls, October 2017
Wagner, Madeleine Peck, magazine interview, "Paul Owen Weiner holds a black mirror to America," Folio Weekly, August 2017
Brown, Phil, review, "TRACE ELEMENTS," Brisbane News, January 2017
Ward, Sarah, review, "PAUL WEINER AND KIMBERLY ROWE: IN THE BALANCE; How do you respond to tragedy?" Concrete Playground, January 2017
McCarthy, Clary, review, "In the Balance – Kimberly Rowe and Paul Owen Weiner at TW Fine Art," Cultural Flanerie, February 2017
Awards:
2015 Augusta Hazard Award, Syracuse University
2014 Roswell Hill Award, Syracuse University