Info, quotes, and bio show below. For more information or to schedule an interview with Jerry please contact Tami Crowley at 801-391-8764.

Numerous subject matter pieces will be on display with the paintings.

Jerry Hancock creates breathtaking works of art with a versatile palette. He has won numerous awards and been featured in several National publications. It should come as no surprise to collectors that much of Jerry's subject matter reflects his surroundings, his ranch, Antelope Island, Jackson Hole and the Native American Pow Wow's he attends. "I enjoy the beauty of country life, there is a 'spirit' and sense of peacefulness that is seen in the nature of domestic life." He says. His latest still life works are amazing. The antique style of the subject matter provides the historic nostalgic beauty that delights your senses. Jerry collects many of the antique subject matter pieces in his paintings and will have several of them on display at the Crowley Gallery in Ogden during the First Friday Art Stroll in April.

Hancock received his Bachelors Degree from Weber State University and his Masters Degree in Guidance & Counselling from Brigham Young University. He is a member (Past & Present) of the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi & Phi Delta Kappa, a past recipient of Utah Teacher of the Year Award, past Chairman of the Pacific Regional Art Association, and past Chairman of the Weber School Districts "Arts in Action" activities.

Hancock has worked in public education as an Art Teacher and Guidance Counsellor for 32 years.

His art awards are numerous the most recent being: the 24th Annual Sears Dixie Invitational Art Show, Best of Show and Best in Show awards. This was the first time an artist's had swept both categories. (See Article attached). His beautiful western pieces in both oils and pastels also bring awards each year at shows like Traces of the West in Ogden, best of show and people's choice awards. Other awards over the years have been received such as; 2nd place at the Provo Arts Council Exhibit; 2nd place (pastel) in the Dixie International. Hancock received the Merit Award and Purchase Award in the Springville Museum of Art 77th Annual Spring Show; special award Art of the West Show; 1st place and Best of Show Art of the West Show, two 2nd place awards in the Pastel Society of Utah Exhibit.