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Artist Statement:
Born and raised in New
England, Jenny Page has been
creating Artwork her entire
life. Working intuitively, she
explores art making through an
interdisciplinary praxis.
Investigating the visual
production of images in a more
contextual way expands her
ability to more effectively
communicate her ideas with
others while sharing hidden
intimacies of her own life.
This Artistic investigation
results in intriguing work,
generating new ways of seeing
and thinking. The Artist’s
hope is to invite new
perspectives and facilitate
dialogue that may arise while
viewing her work....
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Artist Exhibitions:
2004
Bromfield Gallery -Boston,MA
Mariposa Museum Peterborough,
NH
Essex Art Center -Lawrence,Ma
Stonewall Kitchen /AIDS
Response Seacoast
2003
Yale University- CWOS- New
Haven, CT.
Artspace-NewHaven CT.
Amesbury Open
Studios-Amesbury, MA
Lawrence Open Studios
–Lawrence, MA.
2002
Lawrence Heritage
Museum-–Lawrence, MA.
The Elizabeth ABeland Gallery
-Essex ...
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Artist Galleries:
Marziart
Internationale Galerie und
Malschule
Eppendorfer Weg 110
20259 Hamburg
Germany
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Collections:
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Commissions:
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Exploring Generations in the First Art Show of 2008-2009
season at Derryfeild's Lyceum Gallery,Manchester NH
For Immediate release
6/20/2008
The Derryfield School’s first exhibit of the 2008-2009 school year in the Lyceum Gallery and Sculpture Garden is GENERATIONS:Jenny Page and John M. Weidman - A Father and Daughter. The show will be open August 30 - October 17, with a closing reception for the artists on Friday, October 17. Please include this show on your calendars.
GENERATIONS is a show of work by a father and his daughter. Both are experienced artists who have made an impact on art in New England and beyond. It is exciting to have them show together. The relationship between their work is a revealing dialog between two very different generations. Both Jenny and John are determined to address a sense of humanity in their work, but they use very different media to reveal their role in this world.
Born and raised in New England, Jenny Page has been creating Artwork her entire life. She graduated with summa cum laude from the New Hampshire Institute of Art, and has exhibited internationally. Working intuitively, she explores art making through an interdisciplinary praxis. Investigating the visual production of images in a more contextual way expands her ability to more effectively communicate her ideas with others while sharing hidden intimacies of her own life. This Artistic investigation results in intriguing work, generating new ways of seeing and thinking. The Artist’s hope is to invite new perspectives and facilitate dialogue that may arise while viewing her work.
Jenny's notable exhibitions include: Visual Art Center of New Jersey, Juror, Carter Foster,curator of drawings and prints at the Whitney Museum, Reflect Arts Inc. of NYC, Yale University open studios, Mariposa Museum,Lawrence Heritage Museum, Bromfeild Gallery: Boston, New Hampshire Institute of Art and two European Exhibitions held in Hamburg, Germany in 2005,and Southport, UK in 2006
Jenny has been teaching in professional Institutions, and in her home studio since 2000.
John M. Weidman is a co-founder and Director of the Andres Institute of Art in Brookline, NH. Weidman has traveled and worked in North America, and in Eastern and Central Europe. His work is in museums and private collections worldwide. His pieces run the gamut from miniature to monumental, in a variety of materials such as stone, metal, and wood. He has won numerous awards, most recently the 2008 Forrest D. McKerley Award for Sculpture, at the NHAA 60th Currier Gallery Annual Juried Exhibition.
John M. Weidman will be showing several monumental outdoor pieces as well as smaller indoor sculptures at the Derryfield School exhibit.
www.jenny-page.com
Critiques
Posted By: DUNE PATTEN Date: 1/20/2005 9:09:26 AM Summary: Blanket of Love
Full Text: The texture of the material in this painting reminded me of burlap; posibly sackcloth. Both textures gives me a feeling of spiritual elation. Sackcloth, for me, representing the 'crying out in the wilderness' of the saints; particularly, John the Baptist. And the added text is marvelous! Bravo! Dune Patten, artist
Ms Jenny, I was admiring your dream series no 1 .The use of color,strokes and more important the exptessions were very good.My commpliments for an excellent work. With regards, Kapil
Just wanted you to know I was here today and I love all of the work...yummy to my eyes!
-Maria C. NH.
HI Jenny!
You sure are prolific. I liked pieces in each category. I liked especially your charcoals, the painting "Bound"(renamed'dreams are true while they last"), the painting "Quince", plus many others. You're good - I hope you are selling. Sorry about the stolen work. Best regards, Al M.-artist-Newburyport,MA
Jenny,
I recently attended your “Intro to Color” workshop at the Essex Art Center. As a mosaic and stained glass artist I consider color to be the most important aspect of my art. Though your workshop is to teach artists how to mix oils and acrylics, I benefited immensely. I have a clearer understanding of value, hue and chroma. The exercises we completed will be used as color references with future work. My past experience with color has taught me there is much to know. This workshop has given me more confidence. Thank your for sharing your knowledge. I enjoyed your class. I enjoyed your company as well as the company of the other students. It was a fun time. Thank you,
Pam Davis-Artist-Teacher-North Andover, MA
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