Juan Ford

Australian | 1973

Juan Ford is an Australian Postwar & Contemporary painter who was born in 1973. Their work is currently being shown at This Is No Fantasy in Fitzroy. Numerous key galleries and museums such as This Is No Fantasy have featured Juan Ford's work in the past.Juan Ford's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 501 USD to 21,776 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. Since 2011 the record price for this artist at auction is 21,776 USD for A Bungled Clairvoyance, sold at Menzies Art Brands, Sydney in 2018. Juan Ford has been featured in articles for ArtDaily, Sydney Morning Herald and The Australian. The most recent article is Floating Land: Us and Them written for Artist Profile in June 2023.

At Auction

Notable Lots

Tentative Steps ,2008

By Juan Ford

-2%

below mid-estimate

The Reorientalist 2013 ,2013

By Juan Ford

-27%

below mid-estimate

A Bungled Clairvoyance ,2015

By Juan Ford

+40%

above mid-estimate

VIEW 17 ARTWORKS

Recent Auction Results

The Reorientalist 2013 ,2013

By Juan Ford

-27%

below mid-estimate

Gibson's Auctions

Superflower ,2011

By Juan Ford

+44%

above mid-estimate

Leonard Joel, Melbourne

Husk # ,2006

By Juan Ford

Leonard Joel, Melbourne

VIEW 17 AUCTION RESULTS

Current Exhibitions

No Fantasy 2025

This Is No Fantasy

Fitzroy | Australia

Feb 08,2025 - Mar 15,2025

Past Exhibitions

Juan Ford: A Survey

Benalla Art Gallery

Benalla | Australia

Nov 08,2024 - Jan 26,2025

Juan Ford: First Principles

This Is No Fantasy

Fitzroy | Australia

Jan 31,2024 - Feb 17,2024

VIEW 22 EXHIBITIONS

Articles

Floating Land: Us and Them

Artist Profile 22/06/2023

Us and Them the theme for this year’s Floating Land event explores a social dynamic all too prevalent in today’s world of displacement and global capitalism.

Finalists Announced for the 2019 Arthur Guy Memorial Painting Prize

ArtDaily 04/08/2019

Judges Jessica Bridgfoot (Bendigo Art Gallery Director), Tracy Cooper-Lavery (Director of HOTA, Queensland) and Roslyn Feeney (representing the Guy family) selected the finalists from a record entry pool of 439, with works received from every Australian state as well as...