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ARTIST BIO

Hank Spirek

Hank is a professional artist with over 55 years of exhibition experience.

“I began my art journey in 1965 at Loras College, Iowa, without a traditional art background. I couldn’t draw, knew little about color theory or composition, and felt like a blank canvas. After two years of struggle, I transferred to Northern Illinois University, seeking greater challenges. The turbulent political climate of the USA—race riots, the Vietnam War, and assassinations—shaped my work. Influenced by two professors, I was drawn to creating art that explored the human experience rather than beauty. My work evolved from bird imagery to the human figure, and now focuses on the concept of energy, particularly through music.”

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ARTIST BIO

Hank Spirek Artist Bio

Hank is a professional artist with over 55 years of exhibition experience.

“I began my art journey in 1965 at Loras College, Iowa, without a traditional art background. I couldn’t draw, knew little about color theory or composition, and felt like a blank canvas. After two years of struggle, I transferred to Northern Illinois University, seeking greater challenges. The turbulent political climate of the USA—race riots, the Vietnam War, and assassinations—shaped my work. Influenced by two professors, I was drawn to creating art that explored the human experience rather than beauty. My work evolved from bird imagery to the human figure, and now focuses on the concept of energy, particularly through music.”

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A Thousand Words Gallery
A place where stories are told

11 Icely Street, Carcoar NSW 2791
T 0414 550 223
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Thursday to Sunday:
Open 8:30am – 4:00pm

Workshops as advertised.

A Thousand Words Gallery acknowledges the traditional owners of the country on which we work, the Wiradjuri / Wiradyuri people, and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their custodians past, present and emerging.