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Hunter
Rick Hunter (San Antonio)
Crop Circles, 2002
Semillas de Sandia, 2002
Vintage Green, 2002
Iris giclee prints
22 x 22 each
Rick Hunter uses Texas iconography with
an unusual twist – he plays he plays with perspective
and color to create artistic images of common Texas
symbols. His work in the AT&T Center depicts an interesting
perspective on a bundle of hay, a close-up view of
watermelon juice, and the indescribable poignancy
of an old truck. Hunter is currently working on long-term
projects including portraying youth gangs in San Antonio
and capturing images of the back roads of the Lone
Star state in the long-term project and series “Waltz
Across Texas.”
Hunter is a self-taught photographer who
started his career in 1987 as an Army photojournalist
at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York.
He subsequently served as staff photographer for the
San Antonio Express-News for more than ten years.
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Gallery Features:
Event Level
Susan Davidoff
Texas Mountain Laurel
Charter Level
John Coleman
Cattle Drive, 2003
Plaza Level
George Cisneros
Atomic Spur, 2002
Terrace Level
Charles Field
Sunrise, South Jetty, Port Aransas, 2002
Balcony Level
Kathleen Trenchard
The Four Seasons of San Antonio, 2002
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