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orange glow permeates the landscape and the inhabitants are left pondering. The nature of the work introduces us to the reality of a post-bucolic civilization along with additional questions about contemporary life.
Wayne Paige has been exhibiting since 1972. (The artist, who grew up in Chicago, now lives in Flint Hill, Virginia;. The current exhibition is his sixteenth one-person show. Paige’s work has been exhibited in galleries and museums throughout the country (The Corcoran Museum, The Anderson Gallery, The Katzen Art Center). His art received recognition by local and national publications (Art in America, The Washington Post) and is included in numerous public and private collections. Paige also received several awards, including first prize in The Fairfax Art Council awards, first prize in The George Washington University Alumni Competition and a special recognition award from The Virginia Commission of the Arts.
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