Bill Radawec has accumulated many years of art experience from curating, creating and collecting

works of art. He received his postgraduate art studies at the University of New Mexico. Since 1983,

Radawec has curated exhibitions for several organizations including Deutsche Bank, New York, Ikron

Ltd./Kay Richards Contemporary Art, Santa Monica, California, Richard Heller Gallery, Santa Monica,

California, Huntington Beach Art Center, California, and Museum of Contemporary Art, Cleveland.

Radawec has served as Co-Director at 1529 Wellesly, Director of domestic setting, Los Angeles, and

Creative Director of superior (exhibition space), Cleveland. Radawec exhibited at the New Museum for

Contemporary Art, New York, POST, Los Angeles, Roberts and Tilton, Los Angeles, Shaheen Modern &

Contemporary Art, Cleveland, Irvine Fine Arts Center, California, Cleveland Art Museum, and

Cleveland Public Theater. Publications of Radawec's work and art galleries are written about in Art in

America, artnet magazine, Artforum, Art News, Works on Paper, Flash Art, Sculpture, Art in Auction,

Art Papers, L.A. Weekly, Los Angeles Times, Free Times, Cleveland Plain Dealer, San Francisco

Chronicle, Chicago Reader, Coagula Art Journal, Akron Beacon Journal, Scene, The News Herald,

zingmagazine, zerodegreeart.com, artext, Kultur, Art press, Vision, Artweek, and The New York Times.

Radawec's gallery at 1529 Wellesly, Los Angeles was featured on CNN. PRI's Studio 360, Matt

Holzman interviewed Radawec on their Hurricane, Earthquake, Godzilla show. Radawec's artwork is

included in numerous private and public collections including the Akron Museum of Art, University

Hospitals of Cleveland, Monsanto Corporation, Chicago, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles,

and the Progressive Collection, Cleveland.