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Unflinching Markers

This selection might span various departments, but it is unified by the students’ clear commitment to exploring their subject matter with unflinching scrutiny, resulting in art works and research that can celebrate aesthetics as well as creating better understanding of social issues that have often been overlooked, or avoided. By presenting this selection it is my intention to provide an opportunity for a wider audience to access the insightful world visions these students manifest through their practices.

Thomas J Price

Born in London, Price studied at Chelsea College of Art, followed by the Royal College of Art and is a previous recipient of the Arts Council England Helen Chadwick Fellowship. Price has recently been selected to create an ambitious public artwork to be unveiled in 2022 commemorating the Windrush generation in Hackney.

Selected solo exhibitions have been held at prestigious institutions including The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery, (Canada) the National Portrait Gallery (London), Mac Birmingham (UK), Harewood House (UK) and the Yorkshire Sculpture Park (UK).

Price’s work has also been included in a number of international group shows including “Gold and Magic”, ARKEN Museum of Moderne Kunst, Copenhagen (Denmark), “Living Just Enough”, Goodman Gallery, London (UK), The Line London, 2020, London (UK), “Sculpture Milwaukee”, 2020 (USA), “Get Up Stand Up Now”, Somerset House, London (UK), “Talisman in the Age of Difference”, Stephen Friedman Gallery, London, UK and “Frieze Sculpture”, Regent’s Park, UK.

Portrait of Thomas J Price