Ken Miduch earned a BFA from Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, and, following a long hiatus in the corporate world, trained with world-class sculptors at the MARBLE/marble Symposium, Marble, Colorado, 2000, 2001, 2002, the Southwest Stone Carving Symposium, Jemez Springs, New Mexico, 2002, and at the Creative Arts Center in Dallas.

Ken’s work has been exhibited at the 25th Annual Challenge New Mexico Art Festival on the square in Santa Fe, and was awarded BEST IN SHOW. His work was also recognized and awarded BEST IN SHOW at the Cantigny Sculpture and Fine Arts Festival in Wheaton, Illinois. Other juried festivals include the Scottsdale Fine Art and Chocolate Festival, the Gold Coast Fine Art Festival in Chicago, and the Port Clinton Fine Art Festival in Highland Park, Illinois. He was selected to exhibit in the 2005 New Texas Talent show held at the Craighead Green Gallery in Dallas in August. His work is currently on display in "The Face of Utah Sculpture II" exhibit at the Utah Cultural Celebration Center through the 24th of August, in West Valley City, and at the Contemporary Design and Art Gallery located at 30 E. Broadway #105 in Salt Lake City, Utah.

He has also exhibited in Dallas with the Texas Sculptors Association, the Visual Arts Coalition of Dallas, at Nieto Fine Art Gallery, the John Patrick Gallery, the Pillsbury & Peters Fine Art Gallery, THE Contemporary, North Park Center, and at the Creative Arts Center. His work has also been displayed in Redstone, Colorado, at the Redstone Gallery, and in Albuquerque, New Mexico, at the Coalition Against Domestic Violence Annual Banquet. The piece shown at the banquet was on extended display in the lobby of the Bernalillo County Court House in Albuquerque. His work has also been shown in Jemez Springs, New Mexico, at the Grandbois Gallery, the Jemez Mountain Trading Company, and in the Old Firehouse Fine Art Gallery.

Several pieces were selected to adorn a show home in the Haciendas Parade of Homes tour in Santa Fe, where his work was photographed and featured in the SantaFean magazine. Following that Parade of Homes was the Albuquerque Parade where his work was chosen to adorn a show home in Placitas.