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Jacque Price
Jacque Price Art
"I explore the emotional and psychological experience of being human through abstracted landscapes and narrative forms. My work is rooted in curiosity—interested less in fixed meaning than in the tension, humor, and vulnerability that emerge when certainty loosens. Rather than depicting place, my paintings trace internal terrain, allowing atmosphere, movement, and dissolution to stand in for lived experience."
Price’s work seeks connection without sentimentality. She is drawn to moments of awkwardness, pause, and quiet contradiction—where elegance and uncertainty coexist. Her practice reflects a belief that balance is not something achieved, but something actively negotiated. Creating art mirrors the way she approaches life: attentive, honest, and willing to stay present with what is unresolved.
She works in oil on canvas using a visceral, physical process with brush and palette knife. A limited palette is built over bright underpinnings, with paint layered, disrupted, and revised over time. Surfaces retain evidence of decision-making—areas of focus alongside moments of release—echoing the rhythms of attention and exploration that shape both the work and the artist’s life.
Jacquelyne Sharee Price was raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and earned a BA in Studio Art with a painting distinction in 2007. She is based in Capitola, California, where she works from her by-appointment studio gallery. Price is represented by Piper J Gallery and Ridgeline Gallery (Truckee), and Madsen Gallery (Los Altos), and her work is featured in multiple Northern California design showrooms. In 2026, she will present her new book, A Table for Five, Apparently, alongside her newest venture in clay sculpture and her painting collection Curious Topographies as a solo artist at the San Francisco Art Fair. Her work has been featured in content, style, and artist magazines.
Price’s work seeks connection without sentimentality. She is drawn to moments of awkwardness, pause, and quiet contradiction—where elegance and uncertainty coexist. Her practice reflects a belief that balance is not something achieved, but something actively negotiated. Creating art mirrors the way she approaches life: attentive, honest, and willing to stay present with what is unresolved.
She works in oil on canvas using a visceral, physical process with brush and palette knife. A limited palette is built over bright underpinnings, with paint layered, disrupted, and revised over time. Surfaces retain evidence of decision-making—areas of focus alongside moments of release—echoing the rhythms of attention and exploration that shape both the work and the artist’s life.
Jacquelyne Sharee Price was raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and earned a BA in Studio Art with a painting distinction in 2007. She is based in Capitola, California, where she works from her by-appointment studio gallery. Price is represented by Piper J Gallery and Ridgeline Gallery (Truckee), and Madsen Gallery (Los Altos), and her work is featured in multiple Northern California design showrooms. In 2026, she will present her new book, A Table for Five, Apparently, alongside her newest venture in clay sculpture and her painting collection Curious Topographies as a solo artist at the San Francisco Art Fair. Her work has been featured in content, style, and artist magazines.
