Bio
When not traveling the world as a Harlem Globetrotter, Maxwell “Hops” Pearce is traveling the world as an accomplished and celebrated artist. His art speaks to human rights and social justice with focus on African American issues utilizing sports as the catalyst to tell the story of each art piece. He has shown at galleries around the world and has taken part in art installations with Art Basel Miami and Art Basel Switzerland. Hops counts his grandmother and the acclaimed African American artist, Ernie Barnes, as role models and heroes who championed his love of art. He continues to be…
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Career Highlights and Awards
Placed 3rd in the ESPN College Slam Dunk Championship (2018).
Honorable mention for the ‘Can't Stop Watching Moment of the Year' ESPYS Award (2020).
Maxwell’s dunks are also featured in NBA2k and NBA LIVE.
Career History
Purchase College (2014 - 2018)
Harlem Globetrotters (2018 - Current)
Fun Facts
Maxwell currently has artwork exhibiting at the Detroit Institute of Art, Westchester County Hall of Fame, The George Washington Carver Museum in Phoenix, The Players Tribune Headquarters, and The Diversity Museum of Art and Culture in Pittsburgh. He will be showing at five major art fairs this year.
January 17th is Maxwell Pearce Day in Westchester County, New York.
Favorite Move:
No Look Dunk
Favorite Food:
Pizza