Logan Hicks

Called a painter with a photographer's eye, Hicks’ work has largely focused on the perception of the environment, at times humanizing its architectural angles and structures, and at others using its vastness to explore self identity. With an old masters approach to lighting, Hicks sculpts ordinary architectural scenes into deeply metaphorical and contemplative imagery through stenciled aerosol.

In 2016 he paint a mural at the home of the Miami Dolphins - Hard Rock Stadium.

In 2010 he was selected to paint at Wynwood Walls In Miami by real estate visionary Tony Goldman.

In 2008 Hicks was one of two artists selected by Banksy to represent the United States in the Cans Festival in London.

In 2007 he moved back to the East Coast, relocating to Brooklyn, New York where he continues to exhibit his work.

In 1999 he moved to San Diego after befriending Shepard Fairey. Leaving his screen printing press behind in Baltimore he began to use stencils for his own art.

Logan Hicks (1971) is an American contemporary artist born in 1971 and graduated from the Maryland Institute College of Art. He lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.

Logan Hicks was born in 1971 and grew up south of Baltimore, Maryland. In 1993 he left Maryland Institute College of Art a couple of classes short of a degree to start a screen printing business in Baltimore where printed t-shirts, stickers and posters.