ERIC PRICE is a contemporary figurative painter whose work explores the male figure, nature, and the shifting tidal landscapes of Provincetown. His paintings often depict quiet moments of stillness, vulnerability, and reflection, where body and landscape seem to merge.
Working from plein-air studies and studio practice, Price uses light, atmosphere, and subtle color shifts to create scenes that are intimate, grounded, and expansive. Provincetown’s history as a refuge for queer artists deeply informs his work, giving his coastal imagery emotional and symbolic resonance.

Price earned his MFA from the New York Academy of Art in 2019 and is the recipient of a Kylemore Abbey Global Centre Art Residency in Connemara, Ireland, and a Patricia & Scott Moger Research Grant. He serves on the Board of the Stephen and Palmina Pace Foundation and is Treasurer of the Alumni Association of the New York Academy of Art.

Before becoming a full-time painter, Price held leadership roles in book publishing. He lives in New York City and Provincetown, Massachusetts, with his husband, and is represented by Greg Salvatori Gallery in Provincetown.