by Libby Page | Sep 1, 2020 | Musings
This blog is to keep a record of my previous “About” pages, my artist’s statements. My connection with southern France is a deep as the roots of a 10 year old tree, not ancient, mais pas rien, que même. In any replanting, some branches die off; an...
by Libby Page | Mar 8, 2020 | Exhibitions, New Work, News, Why Trees?
“BÄUME” This is the German word for trees and you only have to remove the two little dots to get “Baume” the French word for balm. I love this play on words because trees are so important; planting trees is the balm for our climate, walking in...
by Libby Page | Oct 1, 2019 | Exhibitions, Inspiré - Azille, Musings, New Work
There is a word in German which is quite thought provoking when heard through my english ears: “Zeitraum” Zeit = Time Raum = Room So that makes ….. T I M E R O O M….. a room, for time! “Zeitraum” is translated simply as “period” or “span” or “lapse”, but it has...
by Libby Page | Mar 14, 2019 | Berlin, Exhibitions, Musings, New Work, News
I have discovered my new favourite German word “Zeitraum” Zeit = Time Raum = Room TIMEROOM….. T I M E R O O M….. a room, for time! Room for time. Well, that is becoming my interpretation of the word anyway. The fun of not being very good at...
by Libby Page | Mar 14, 2019 | New Work
Huge thanks to Mark Aizenberg for these great new photographs of my lovely cushions. ...
by Libby Page | Oct 31, 2018 | New Work
Big thank you to everyone who came to the opening of my exhibition and to Nicola Blakemore who put together this film including interviews with gallery owner Angela Saunders and me. The exhibition continues until 5 January 2019. azille...
by Libby Page | Oct 13, 2018 | New Work
These paintings will be exhibited at Gallery Inspiré in Azille, Southern France from 27th October – 5th January. Please contact Angela Saunders inspireazille@gmail.com for sales. Gallery...
by Libby Page | Sep 29, 2018 | New Work
I can’t write all this without giving credit to the Source. Whatever you want to call it, God, the universe, the ground of being, something higher… I know that I could not infuse my paintings with anything “nourishing” if I had not first been nourished myself. And...
by Libby Page | Sep 29, 2018 | New Work
The Art of Healing An interview conducted in May 2018 by Emma-Jane Batey, with Aimée Centivany and Libby Page. “When I met Libby Page, I was truly at a low point, facing some serious challenges in my life” confides Aimee Centivany. “I was going through a tough divorce...
by Libby Page | Sep 29, 2018 | New Work
In late 1919 or early 1920 Marcel Duchamp, already famous for his ‘ready-made’ sculptures was returning to America following a stay in Paris and needed to buy a present for a friend. The friend in question was Walter Arensberg an art dealer who...
