Julie Price, Artist
August 23, 2016
Later this week, I shall be publishing my final assignment with Colin O’Brien – but today I am delighted to introduce you to the joyous paintings of Julie Price, whose debut exhibition opens in the New Artist Fair at the Old Truman Brewery on 9th September and runs until 11th September.
Elder St
Folgate St
Dennis Severs’ House, Folgate St
Wilkes St
Townhouse, Fournier St
Ten Bells
Leila’s Shop, Calvert Avenue
Arnold Circus
Wilton’s Music Hall
Julie Price in Spitalfields
Paintings copyright © Julie Price
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Fantastic art, love all the paintings. Valerie
Yes I do like Julie’s style the geometric ones are in scale and the colouring is rather unique, she has style. Can we have some more of this artistic ladies background please. John B
‘Joyous’, the word used by the GA in his introduction, is spot-on. Julie’s rendition of these familiar local landmarks is distinctive, yet there are nods towards the late John Allin, whose work has also been featured on Spitalfields Life. I especially like her robust descriptions of brickwork, weathered surfaces, ironwork and glass. Am looking forward to seeing her paintings in the flesh, at the Truman Brewery show in September.
Ooh lovely, I’ll be going to that exhibition too!
Greetings from Boston,
Julie’s paintings are delightful. Wishing her the best in he career.
I visited the Severs House in June – loved the neighborhood which Julie has captured so well. Thanks for sharing…
Well i may not know much about art (sniff) but i know what i like….
Unique, vibrant, stimulating, exciting. Love the perspectives and the stone and brick warm earth tones. Getting to London (from Devon) just a couple of days before Julie’s Truman’s exhibition finishes – very much hoping to re-arrange the diary.
It might not be ‘fashionable’ in certain quarters to say so – but I really like these paintings. Great stuff Julie!
Julie’s paintings are delightful, totally evocative of one of my favourite parts of London.
I hope that Julie will someday consider having a book of her artwork published.