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James Price
James Price is an unapologetically skilled storyteller. His artistic practice employs a distinct, vibrant graphic language that condenses the complexities and contradictions of our times.
Price’s work is able to articulate intricate ideas loaded with pathos, humour and humanity. His paintings, moving image works and ceramics visually articulate modern life for those of us unsure whether we should laugh, cry, or do both at once.
Price sharpened his storytelling skills working across the world as a globally recognised commercial artist, including a decade working from his own highly successful studio in New York. He’s created work for some of the worlds most recognised Storytellers and Organisations, including: Netflix, MTV, The BBC, The Washington Post, TED, Nike, and our own ABC.
As an accomplished public artist Price has created Murals, Moving Image commissions and site specific installations, and activations, for communities across Australia. Highlights include a giant 23 metre moving image commission for Wynyard Station in Sydney through Transport NSW, large scale mural works for the Lake Macquarie and Broken Hill communities, and an animated film that reflects upon ideas of social isolation for The City of Melbourne.
Price’s recent gallery work draws a charismatic parallel between the classic historical western form, the pictorial naivety of folk art, and the idiosyncrasies of our ever evolving contemporary culture. Created for a time when our bodies are heavier, and our attention spans lighter, Price’s newest works question, clarify, illuminate and lampoon our contemporary form.
Exhibitions
- James Price, 'I'm Not Sorry That You're Beautiful'
- James Price, It Only Rains Confetti In My Mind
- James Price, Today I Tried To Be A Trampoline
- James Price, The Sun Sat Still and Smiled
- James Price, Today I Tried To Be A Trampoline
- James Price, The Sun Sat Still and Smiled
- James Price, It Only Rains Confetti In My Mind
- Natura Morta, Group Exhibition
Artworks
Natural History
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Natural History Sold
I Always See You
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I Always See You
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The Only Thing Left To Say
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It's Never Over
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It's Never Over Sold
Once Upon A Poolside
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Once Upon A Poolside Sold
Flower Sketch
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Flower Sketch Sold
Stay Like That
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Stay Like That Sold
A Love Song
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A Love Song Sold
A Smiling Mess
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A Smiling Mess Sold
Cloud Love
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Cloud Love Sold
House Tiger
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House Tiger Sold
Pretty Bold
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Pretty Bold Sold
Glass Half Full
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Glass Half Full Sold
The Collector
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The Collector Sold
The Long Way Home
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The Long Way Home Sold
The Illusion Of Control
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Oscar on the Dining Table
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Theo on The Desk
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Theo on The Desk Sold
You're Only Here To Be Beauty
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Squishy
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