Megan Price
I like to create art that touches on sensitive and difficult topics. These are things that I have lived through personally, things my friends have told me or just issues in the world that I feel we need to normalize talking about. The challenges we go through in life is what makes us human sometimes they can make us feel alone and left to deal with things by ourselves. Talking about shared struggles allows for a stronger human connection to form, the easiest way to get through life is with people by your side. I enjoy making many different things with many different topics but yet I always come back to making things that may seem darker.
“Too Many Hats”, 2022, conte crayon, 11” x 14”
“1-800-799-7233”, 2022, acrylic paint, 8” x 11.5”
“Death Card’, 2020, ink, 9”x 12”
“Childless Mother”, 2022, watercolor, 7” x 10”
“New Day Same Dance”, 2021, acrylic paint, 9” x 12”
“No Halo” , 2020, acrylic paint, 20” x 20”
“You Eyes Are Swallowing Me” , 2022, ceramic, 4” x 4”
“Exploration” , 2021, marker and acrylic paint, 8.5” x 11”
“Burdens” 2021, wire sculpture, 5” x 4”
“Inevitability” 2020, colored pencil and marker, 8.5” x 11”
“The Aftermath” 2022, watercolor, 7” x 10”
“Depersonalization” 2022 , marker, 7” x 8”
“Challenges of Being Different” , 2022, collage, 8.5” x 11”
Megan Price
Art Therapy ‘22
I am a senior Art Therapy major with a double minor in art history and psychology, born and raised in Drexel Hill , Pennsylvania. I attended Delaware County Community College where I got an Associates Degree in fine art before transferring to Temple University. When in high school I had some personal life issues where I ended up getting an art therapist and that pushed me into this career field. I hope to one day use my love of art and helping people to work in the prison system and help prisoners grow and re-enter into society
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Instagram: @megan_price_art