Exhibition | Colin Page | Object Narrative
June 19 - July 11, 2025
Page Gallery is pleased to present a vibrant exhibition of new still life paintings by Colin Page, presented in celebration of his debut book, Object Narrative. This collection highlights Page’s thoughtful exploration of everyday objects, capturing their beauty and emotional resonance through bold color, dynamic brushwork, and active compositions. Object Narrative—both the book and the exhibition—offers a compelling meditation on presence, memory, and meaning in the material world.
THURSDAY, JUNE 19 FROM 5-7PM | Opening Reception and Art Walk
SUNDAY, JUNE 29 FROM 1PM | Colin Page Artist Talk & Book Signing
gallery talk with Colin Page, and book signing of Object Narrative, free and open to the public
$16,500
Colin Page
Turn it Upside Down
oil on canvas, 48x60"
SOLD
Colin Page
Afternoon Blueberries
oil on canvas, 38x38"
$9,000
Colin Page
Breakfast Cake
oil on canvas, 36x36"
$9,500
Colin Page
Family Story
oil on canvas, 38x38"
$10,000
Colin Page
Tell Me Everything
oil on canvas, 40x40"
$2,800
Colin Page
Take Note
oil on canvas, 24x18"
$9,000
Colin Page
Saturday Morning
oil on canvas, 36x36"
$2,800
Colin Page
Poppies and Lemons
oil on canvas, 18x24"
$9,000
Colin Page
Get Closer
oil on canvas, 36x36"
$1,800
Colin Page
PB+J
oil on canvas, 12x16"
$1,800
Colin Page
Pink Shoelaces
oil on canvas, 12x16"
$10,000
Colin Page
Memorable Patterns
oil on canvas, 40x40"
$9,000
Colin Page
Geometrically Inclined
oil on canvas, 36x36"
$9,000
Colin Page
Storybook Adventure
oil on canvas, 36x36"
$9,500
Colin Page
Best Possible Version
oil on canvas, 38x38"
$9,000
Colin Page
Buccaneers and Buried Gold
oil on canvas, 36x36"
This exhibition corresponds to the launch of Colin Page's debut book, Object Narrative — a celebration of still life painting that invites readers to pause, look closely, and find wonder in the ordinary. Object Narrative includes more than 40 full-color reproductions of his still life paintings—each a testament to the quiet drama and unexpected elegance found in the everyday.
“I wanted this book to feel like a conversation between the viewer and the objects I paint,” says Page. “Each of these still lifes is a portrait of family and connection, an exploration of color, and a collection of memorable objects. This book welcomes viewers into the work through the stories and motivations behind these paintings.”
In addition to the artwork, the book features thoughtful essays and process notes by Page, offering insights into his techniques, inspiration, and reflections on the creative act of observation. This debut publication is not just for art lovers or collectors—it’s a compelling invitation to slow down and see the world with fresh eyes.