'In "The Neighbours Fence", Peter Newell Price (…) de-functionalises a commonplace, even mundane domestic feature and invests it with a kind of sculptural formalism. By raising a fence onto the gallery wall, what is generally regarded as an object which promotes and encourages communication, friendship or gossip, has become a self-imposed barrier, offering security but no comfort.'

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'In "The Neighbours Fence", Peter Newell Price (…) de-functionalises a commonplace, even mundane domestic feature and invests it with a kind of sculptural formalism. By raising a fence onto the gallery wall, what is generally regarded as an object which promotes and encourages communication, friendship or gossip, has become a self-imposed barrier, offering security but no comfort.'