Theo Hues, born in 1954 in Recklinghausen, is a German artist and educator. He studied art and music in Frankfurt am Main. From 1983 to 2020, Hues operated as a teacher and art teacher. He was a mentor in the art educational training for students and teacher trainees. He supported the project "School without Racism - School with Courage", and was involved in the worldwide community of artists and human rights organization "Artists for Freedom".

Influenced by different styles of art and artists of the '60s, such as Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein and the arts as a socio-political statement about Joseph Beuys, and affected by the dispute at German universities and universities of art as musically, aesthetic education and visual communication, Hues developed early on his own artistic style.

Art for him is a reflection of social life. The critical engagement with his environment is thematically presented in clear, expressive images, which are limited to essential design resources. These criteria characterize today his paintings, graphics, object-pictures and serial collages.

Theo Hues lives in Bad Nauheim. With his exhibitions and campaigns, he is for several years nationally and internationally in the public eye.