Goldie (b.1965)
(b.1965)
'Artist, Music producer & DJ'
Featured Artworks
39 3/8 x 39 3/8 in
100 x 100 cm
(GOL-017) Price on application
49 1/4 x 39 3/8 in
125 x 100 cm
(GOL-021) Price on application
39 3/8 x 39 3/8 in
100 x 100 cm
(GOL-018) Price on application
49 1/4 x 39 3/8 in
125 x 100 cm
(GOL-020) Price on application
33 7/8 x 73 1/4 in
86 x 186 cm
(GOL-019) Price on application
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Goldie, born Clifford Joseph Price, is one of the UK’s most celebrated visual artists, whose career began in the mid-1980s as a graffiti pioneer before evolving into a body of work that spans muralism, painting, abstraction and large-scale public commissions. From his debut at the seminal Night Writers exhibition in 1986 to international shows and monumental street works, his practice has consistently pushed beyond convention into something vivid, imaginative and defiantly original.
Read more“The layers you get in graffiti, the ornateness, you can hear it in my music. I paint with my music. It’s a form of synaesthesia.”
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GOLDIE X Woodbury House | Exclusive Conversation
In this exclusive sit-down at Woodbury House, founder Steven Sulley speaks with Clifford Joseph Price MBE — better known as Goldie — one of Britain’s most celebrated visual artists and cultural innovators.
From his beginnings as a graffiti pioneer in the 1980s, Goldie became a leading voice in the first wave of British street art, gaining international recognition through Bombin’ (1987) and Spraycan Art (1987).
Early works such as Survivors and Future War Machines cemented his reputation as a defining figure of resilience, reinvention, and fearless creativity. In this conversation, Goldie opens up about his extraordinary journey — from graffiti and muralism to painting, abstraction, and large-scale public works, alongside his groundbreaking influence in music and culture.
He reflects on his life, his philosophy of art as “alchemy,” and why his canvases and murals are not simply image-making but acts of transformation.