Rick Mckee Hock is a well-known American visual artist who has earned his place in the Art History world. Born in 1969 in Buffalo, New York, he studied at The School of Visual Arts in New York before taking a position as an illustrator at The New Yorker in 1996. His works are mainly characterized by a simple and surrealistic style, often playing with light and shadow. Hock has had several solo exhibitions of his artwork and has also been featured in many group exhibitions throughout the world. Furthermore, his works have been collected in multiple museums and galleries such as the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the Saatchi Gallery in London. Some of his most well-known artwork includes his series “A Small Kind of Freedom” (2004) and “Mysteries of Migration” (2007).
Rick Mckee Hock, American Artist, Visual Art, Surrealism, Art History.
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