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SMALL AMERICAN CITY
Paintings of Schenectady, NY
Paintings by Kenneth Hawkey
COTTAGES OF
OLD CAPE COD
Paintings by Kenneth Hawkey
Solo Exhibits
Cohen Award
Stockade Villagers Art Show
- Post Office Gallery, North Truro, MA
- Art League, Rhode Island, Providence, RI
- Cape Cod Museum of Art, Dennis, MA
- Creative Arts Center, Chatham, MA
- Falmouth Art Center, Falmouth, MA
- Provincetown, Art Association and Museum, Provincetown, MA
- Addison Gallery, Orleans, MA
- Highland House Museum, Truro, MA
- Icon Gallery, Provincetown, MA
- Truro Community Center, Truro, MA
- Cardiovascular Consultants of Cape Cod, Hyannis, MA
- Truro Conserrvation Trust
- Stockage Villager’s Art Show, Schenectady, NY
- Schenectady Board of Education, Schenectady, NY
- Cape Cardiology, Brewster, MA
- Truro Treasures, Truro, MA
- The 204, Harwich, MA
Kenneth Hawkey has shared his work through many galleries, museums, exhibits and organizations.. Current and past affiliations include:
- Larkin Gallery, Provincetown, MA
- Larkin Gallery, Harwich Port, MA
- Arts Foundation of Cape Cod, Hyannis, MA
- Attleboro Art Museum, Attleboro, MA
- The Commons, Provincetown, MA
- Cotuit Center for the Arts, Cotuit, MA
- Cultural Center of Cape Cod, Yarmouth, MA
- Fine Arts Work Center, Provincetown, MA
- Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill, MA
- Old Firehouse Gallery, Orleans, MA
- Jacob Fanning Gallery, Wellfleet, MA
- Massachusetts Cultural Council
- Mary Heaton Vorse House/PAGA, Provincetown, MA
- Stellwagen Gallery, Provincetown, MA
- Schenectady Light Opera Arts and Education Center, Schenectady, NY
- VETS Gallery, Providence, RI
- Truro Public Library, Truro, MA
- GLAD, Boston, MA
K E N N E T H H A W K E Y Biography - Resume
Kenneth Hawkey was born in upstate New York. He studied all of the fine arts and used his education and his talents throughout the Northeast working as a scene designer and scenic painter, a corporate graphic designer, book designer and garden designer and as a freelance graphic artist working for several national companies all the while continuing with a fine art schedule.
He settled permanently in Truro, MA in 1991 at which time he exhibited in Wellfleet and in Provincetown and then had his first solo art exhibit of his paintings in Provincetown in 1992. He is now represented by Larkin Gallery in Provincetown and Larkin Gallery in Harwich Port, MA .
He has participated in tenCape Cod Museum of Art Invitational Summer Auctions and was elected as a Trustee of the museum in 2020. He has been included in juried shows at Attleboro Arts Museum, Art League Rhode Island at The VETs Galley, Provincetown Art Association and Museum, Creative Arts Center in Chatham, Cultural Center of Cape Cod, Orleans Cultural Council and at Post Office Gallery among others. His work has been selected consecutively in six of the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod's winter exhibits at Cotuit Center for the Arts where his work was featured as the marketing emblem for the show “Balancing Act.” He has also curated several group exhibits. He also won a juror's prize at Cape Cod Museum of Art in 2020.
He has participated in many group, invitational and member shows with The Cultural Center of Cape Cod, Provincetown Art Association and Museum, Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill, The Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, the Falmouth Arts Center, The Truro Group and with the “After Hopper” theme shows and "Beyond Bohemia" shows at Addisson Art Gallery among others. He has also completed a number of private commissions. His work has been displayed at Cardiovascular Consultants in Hyannis, MA and at Cape Cardiology in Brewster.
He is the recipient of two LCC Massachusetts Cultural Council Award Grants for two separate series of paintings based on local history. The written narratives by Hawkey and all the work are included in two separate cataloged volumes that are available through local libraries. He then served on the Truro Cultural Council as Chair, evaluating, promoting and administering grant monies to worthy cultural projects.
He exhibited a series of paintings in upstate New York with The Schenectady Light Opera Arts and Education Center and also with The Stockade Villager’s Art Exhibit where he was a prizewinner.
Hawkey accepted invitations from the Cultural Center of Cape Cod to participate in their first ever “Artist Revelry," and also participated in Mutual Muses IX and X, XI and XII, where artists and poets created work inspired by one another.
Hawkey has been highlighted and reviewed in Cape Cod Magazine in the feature story “Following His Instincts,” in three feature articles in the Provincetown Banner and in the Cape Cod Times and The Schenectady Gazette.
Hawkey has been invited to teach workshops at Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill, has taught art privately, has been a local speaker on art style and on creating public art exhibits. He regularly leads art workshops and projects for children at the Truro Public Library and also formerly with The Truro After School Program. His teachings concentrate most on understanding the principles of design, allowing students to use these tools in order to express in their own way. He believes one must use their intellectual curiosity and reward their curiosity rather than follow a specific way of painting
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