Size: 15 x 15 x 9 in
Medium: Neon Tubes, Mixed Media
Linda Sue Price lives and works in Los Angeles County, California. Price is known for injecting her personal reflections into abstract shapes and to manipulate how neon is perceived as a medium. She began studying neon as an art medium with Michael Flechtner at the Museum of Neon Art in 2004. There she developed her unique style of free form bending. Elements of historic neon signs, abstract expressionism, social realism, pop art and graphic design influence Linda Sue Price’s work.
Past exhibitions include the Museum of Neon Art, Artshare LA, Eastern Projects, San Joaquin Delta College and the Makery LA. She has had solo shows at TAG Gallery and the Fine Arts Building in Los Angeles and has shown at art fairs and galleries throughout California. Price has a solo exhibit annually at Diversions Fine Arts in Manhattan Beach. She served on the Board of Directors for the Museum of Neon Art in Glendale, California for seven years.
Linda Sue Price has been written about in Los Angeles Magazine, Diversions LA, the Daily Times, Voyage LA, Long Beach Post and Canvas Rebel.
Size: 15 x 15 x 9 in
Medium: Neon Tubes, Mixed Media
Linda Sue Price lives and works in Los Angeles County, California. Price is known for injecting her personal reflections into abstract shapes and to manipulate how neon is perceived as a medium. She began studying neon as an art medium with Michael Flechtner at the Museum of Neon Art in 2004. There she developed her unique style of free form bending. Elements of historic neon signs, abstract expressionism, social realism, pop art and graphic design influence Linda Sue Price’s work.
Past exhibitions include the Museum of Neon Art, Artshare LA, Eastern Projects, San Joaquin Delta College and the Makery LA. She has had solo shows at TAG Gallery and the Fine Arts Building in Los Angeles and has shown at art fairs and galleries throughout California. Price has a solo exhibit annually at Diversions Fine Arts in Manhattan Beach. She served on the Board of Directors for the Museum of Neon Art in Glendale, California for seven years.
Linda Sue Price has been written about in Los Angeles Magazine, Diversions LA, the Daily Times, Voyage LA, Long Beach Post and Canvas Rebel.
