My newest steel etching work will be on display at Deep Field Gallery for the month of July. We are having a preview party on Saturday June 30th, from 6-9pm. The opening reception is on July 5th, from 6-9pm. Deep Field is located at 1126 NW 13th Ave in Portland.

'Disegno', rust and screen-print on steel from 2009, got a new frame to go to it's new home.

Shining Through
Acid Etched Steel
36"x27"
2012

Chroma and AFO

Tonight my art will be featured at an Architecture Foundation of Oregon event. The party is happening at the oldest standing commercial building in Portland.

Last week I met up with friend and artist Michele Maule, to finish a trade we started a while back. She painted the oil painting on wood panel on the left, and I made the rusted steel on the right. We draw inspiration from similar places for our art, so it was fitting that we trade a piece of the same water tower.

Michele is very talented artist. I've always admired her ability to capture feeling and mood in her images. Check out www.etsy.com/shop/michelemaule to see her available work.

Reception Tonight

I just got back from hanging my new show at Darras. I'm really happy with how everything turned out. It was an intense amount of work in the last month, and especially in the last 3 weeks. Last night I was up til 4am finishing the water colors, and now its all done and hung.
Here's some shots of the process

BADLANDS

I have a solo gallery show coming up in about a week in Portland. The show includes 10 new etched steel pieces, and for the first time I'm showing paintings. I've been painting with water color for a few years now. The water color pieces should be an interesting contrast to the hard steel pieces they will hang next to.

Please join me for the opening reception on Thursday July, 7th at -
The Darras Gallery, 625 NW Everett #110, in Portland.

Last Thursday at Flight 64

I have 4 new intaglio prints, and a few older ones, on display at Flight 64 this Thursday, June 30th. The show is with Roger Peet, and starts around 5pm. Flight 64 is located down the alley between 29th and 30th, on the South side of NE Alberta St., in Portland.

Inking and printing a steel plate. The new prints

FECALFACE.COM INTERVIEW

Thanks to fecalface.com for posting a mini interview with me!! FF has been my favorite art website for a while, so its an honor to see my art mixed with the rest of the amazing work they spotlight.

Below are a couple of the the Q's and A's, go read the rest of the
interview now!

Location? Age? Education? Website?

Portland, Oregon. 32. Bachelor of Science in Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, and a Minor in Graphic Design from Portland State University. www.garrettpriceart.com

How would you describe your work to someone?

Someone once described my work as cockroach art, meaning it looks like it has survived nuclear exposure. I would describe it as my photography and designs acid etched, or rusted, into the surface of steel plates. The framed steel hangs on the wall like a painting. My imagery is often desolate landscapes, with visual traces of human existence. The steel backgrounds, with their natural imperfections, add texture and atmosphere, as well as a direct physical and conceptual connection to the imagery.

Influences?

The up and down cycles of my emotions. Industrial architecture, nature and history.

Cheese burgers or tofu burgers?

I'm more of a bean and rice burrito guy, honestly.

I have a new piece in a Chroma group show for the month of March at the Art Institute of Portland. The opening reception is this Thursday, the 3rd, starting at 6pm. The show will be up all month.

Here are a few of the designs I made while working on my piece for the show. The theme of the show is the blurred lines between art and architecture.Come out to the show to see which design made the cut.