Nicholas A. Price
American artist
'Nicholas A. Price is an American visual artist who specializes in fine art film, photography, sculpture and public art.
Price also writes poetry, children's short stories and adult fiction stories in the genres of crime thrillers and comedy.
"Cleared Hot"
In 2009, the Library of Congress acquired "Cleared Hot", 60 large-format, black-and-white photographs of men and women in the U.S. Air Force, to fill a gap in the Library's visual collections related to the history of military aviation. The photos are available for viewing by researchers in the Library's Prints and Photographs Division."The 60 photographs create a valuable visual story for understanding the hard work and deep commitment of today’s military," said Helena Zinkham, acting chief of the Prints and Photographs Division. "This compelling photographic essay, created to honor the men and women of the Air Force, enriches the Library’s collections by providing a contemporary counterpart to our historic resources."
Fine Art Film Photography
Fine Art Photography Commissions
Cleared Hot
Playground of The Gods
Trick Trunk
Partnerships With Nature
Dam Perspective (Hoover Dam)
Dance In Focus/Anatomy of A Ballet
Signs of Americana
Portraits of America
Books for children
(2017) Timed to Perfection. New York: Demy Books. ISBN 9781946522108.
(2017) The Lazy Hour. New York: Demy Books. ISBN 9781946522122.
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