Tag: Seth Price

Seth Price (b. 1973, East Jerusalem) is an American contemporary artist working across video, sculpture, music, writing and digital media. Seth Price’s practice explores how images, objects and information circulate within contemporary culture, particularly through the internet and mass production. His work often examines authorship, reproduction and the ways artworks exist within networks of distribution.

Price frequently combines industrial processes with appropriated imagery, producing works that blur the boundaries between original object and reproduced image. His sculptures have used vacuum-formed plastic, digitally manipulated photographs and printed surfaces, while his videos and texts investigate how culture is shaped by copying, remixing and online circulation. Seth Price’s work often reflects on the changing conditions of art in the digital era.

Seth Price has exhibited internationally in museums, biennials and major galleries. His interdisciplinary practice places him within a generation of artists engaging critically with media systems, digital culture and the economics of contemporary art.