Richard Hoeck & John Miller
Mannequin Death
December 3, 2016 – January 7, 2017
The work of Richard Hoeck and John Miller at Magazin 4, Bregenz, Austria opening December 5, 2023 through April 19, 2024.
Richard Hoeck and John Miller in Toxic, with Peter Friedl at the Tiroler Landesmuseen, Innsbruck, Austria through October 29th, 2023.
The work of Richard Hoeck in the two person exhibition with Paul Renner, Houston, Sie Haben Ein Problem! at the Contemporay Arts Museum, Houston April 1 through August 28th.
Richard Hoeck and John Miller's collaborative installation Something for Everyone featured in the exhibition Autohaus St. Marx at the Neuer Kunstverein Wien through December 4, 2021.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City acquires Richard Hoeck and John Miller's Mannequin Death for their permanent collection.
John Miller's work included in the exhibition To Our Parents curated by Alejando Cesarco part of Affective Affinities, the 33rd Biennial of São Paolo opening September 7th, 2018 including a collaboration with Richard Hoeck.
Richard Hoeck's work included in Franz West: Artistclub at the 21er Haus, Vienna opening December 14 through April 23, 2017, curated by Harald Krejci.
Richard Hoeck and John Miller in Sex Appeal of the Inorganic. Body Material/Material Body at Konzett, Vienna as part of Eyes On / European Month of Photography.
Richard Hoeck and John Miller's latest film Mannequin Death opens at Metro Pictures, 83 Pitt Street, Saturday April 2nd 6-8pm.
Richard Hoeck and John Miller sign their new book, More Alive Than Those Who Made Them, with Bob Nickas who contributed the text. At White Columns, New York City, 6-8pm.
A new installation of film and photo works by Richard Hoeck and John Miller opens at Marc Jancou Contemporary, Geneva and the Offsite space in Rossiniére, Switzerland Friday June 26th runs until September 12th.
Richard Hoeck & John Miller's Mannequin Death at Meliksetian | Briggs on Contemporary Art Daily.
Peter Frank's review of Richard Hoeck and John Miller's Something for Everyone in The Huffington Post.
Richard Hoeck and John Miller's Something for Everyone is Catherine Wagley's top pick in LA Weekly.
