Goldmark Cultural Center is pleased to present an exhibition of new work by Chancellor Page. Chancellor Page spent two years creating this series of works on paper, investigating why we forget, what we choose to remember and how we reconcile personal and collective loss. Drawing from a space where the sacred and sordid thrive in the same cage, this work explores the wild, ungovernable self, and ultimately celebrates awareness, authenticity, and impermanence.
Chancellor Page was born at Fort Sill, an Army base in Newport News, Virginia. He has lived in Austin, Bushwick, Heidelberg, Lawton, Los Angeles, Newport News, Providence and Dallas. He is a graduate of UT Austin, where he studied English and Philosophy. He received his formal artistic training from Don Taylor, Chong Chu, David Newman, Lisa Ehrich and Fahima Vadhat at Brookhaven College. He studied with Dennis Congdon, Michael Young, Duane Slick and Donna Bruton at the Rhode Island School of Design, where he received an MFA in Painting and Printmaking. For 14 years, Chancellor has taught all levels of drawing, painting and design at Texas colleges and universities. He is married to artist Kandice Davis, and has two sons, Jake and Elliott. Chancellor lives and works in Dallas.
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