Page Turner
I've been looking for a tiny bit of comfort.
I found enough to share. Take all you need.
I found enough to share. Take all you need.
©Page Turner
Carry those who can no longer stand strong
© Page Turner
Tap, taptap, ttap, tappity, tap, tap of revolution
©Page Turner
Page Turner is an assemblage artist who collects items of deep personal meaning to create delicate sculptural pieces infused with a new feminist aesthetic and a soulful reverence for her heritage. Recently featured in 50 Contemporary Women Artists: Groundbreaking Contemporary Art from 1960 to Now, her work is grounded in the Appalachian region of Virginia. Turner has exhibited widely in Virginia, North Carolina, Washington DC, and Los Angeles. Her recent exhibitions include FemiNest at Equity Gallery in New York; a joint exhibit with her husband, Contemporary Appalachia: Zephren & Page Turner, at Artists & Makers Studios Gallery in Maryland; and a solo exhibition Power & Restraint: A Feminist Perspective on Mormon Sisterhood at the Eleanor D. Wilson Museum at Hollins University in Roanoke. Turner was the cover artist for Exponent II Magazine—Publishing the Experiences of Mormon Women since 1974 and Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. Her sculptures have been featured in Immediate Present, Artemis Journal: Artist and Writers of the Blue Ridge, and in multiple issues of Studio Visit Magazine and Exponent II Magazine. Turner attended Virginia Western Community College and Brigham Young University. pageturnerstudios.com