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"Artist Presents Mash-Up of Potato Iconography
East End Arts Council artist-in-residence Jeffrey Allen Price has transformed a storefront into The Think Potato Institute...
Riverhead News-Review, October 21, 2010
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"30 Remarkable People" at Hofstra University
Professor Price sits down after his Contemporary Art lecture and takes out an eight-month old potato from a brown paper bag...
Pulse Magazine, Spring 2009
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“Common Spud, So Entrancing,” The Glebe
He lives and breathes potato through his art but Jeffrey Allen Price still loves eating them...
Australia's The Glebe, May 1, 2008
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“Jeffrey Allen Price,” Vignette
"It's all about commercial products that I find myself forced to ritualistically buy or use on a daily or weekly basis..."
Vignette, May 7, 2008
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“A Pair of Disasters Examined,” Pittsburgh Tribune
9/11 Examined--J.A.P. exhibits his 'State of the Obelisk' sculptures along with this Post-WTC paintings at Fe Gallery, Pittsburgh, PA...
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, October 13, 2005
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“In Process," New York Times
Artist-in-Residence at the Islip Art Museum's Carriage House Gallery...
The New York Times, May 1, 2005
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“Food For Thought,” Las Vegas City Life
'Cult of Potato' World Tour 2005--potatoes are the unifying theme of this traveling show, the brainchild of artist Jeffrey Allen Price...
City Life Las Vegas, March 2, 2005
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“Raw Material is Close to Home," New York Times
Mr. Price calls his interaction with Long Island "an act of locating oneself in the landscape"...
The New York Times, March 28, 2004
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"A Spud Lover's Exhibit That's No Small Potatoes"
To all appearances, he is the real Mr. Potato Head...a man who has potatoes in his head, on his head and coursing through his veins...
Newsday, July 20, 2003
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"Spudtacular! Potato Festival at Mill’s Pond House"
Impresario Jeffrey Allen Price's Think Potato Festival IV is taking place in conjunction with his Potato House installation...
The Smithtown Times, September 18, 2003
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“Lowly Spud Elevated to Cultural Icon”
Price has large visions for the Spud, "I want to create a Potato Institute..."
Smithtown Times Beacon, August 21, 2003
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“A Grand Passion for a Simple Potato,” New York Times
The content "runs the spectrum from serious to stupid," Price said. "I want to take it to an absurd level to pull people in..."
The New York Times, August 17, 2003
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“All Eye’s On Potatoes,” Smithtown News
Price's philosophy of Potato Art comes out of "social sculpture" or the ability of the potato to be a starting point for communication...
Smithtown News, August, 13, 2003
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“The World is My Representation,” Stony Brook Press
"State of the Obelisk" and "POST WTC" series by J.A.P. on view at Staller Gallery...
Stony Brook Press, March 12, 2003
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"Shorelines,” New York Times
Jeffrey Allen Price has formed a piece around his 32-mile walk along the length of Fire Island last Spring...
The New York Times, August 4, 2002
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"Exploring Different Ways of Looking at the World”
Price's "Long Island Landscape" is a 24 foot long replica of Long Island planted with flowers "at the mercy of the elements..."
The Village Times Herald, March 28, 2002
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"Missouri 50 in Sedalia," Review Kansas City
Award recipients of the 11th annual Missouri 50 included Jeffrey Allen Price for his piece "Gardenstacks, 6 x 7"...
Kansas City Review , September 2000
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"Student Artist's Work Shows Uncommon Depth"
Price shows himself to be someone who understands art, understands what he wants, and is willing to go for it...
Springfield News-Leader, August 4, 2000
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