Susan Harbage Page

The newly published Borders and Belonging Portfolio has been added to the collection of Davidson College Art Gallery. Follow this link to their "Art From Your Inbox Newsletter #17" to find out more.

https://mailchi.mp/davidson/van-everysmith-galleries-inbox-art-4750955?e=0ff98be4d3

We recently purchased a portfolio, Borders and Belongings (2011), by Susan Harbage Page with the support of the LUBO Foundation. The North Carolina-based artist has spent eleven years photographing personal objects left behind along the U.S.-Mexico border by immigrants attempting to cross. This on-going project encourages us to reassess our attitudes towards borders, belonging, and migration.

Looking forward to seeing Roger Manley and Tom Stanley Tuesday evening for a conversation about Creative Shifts. Click here for more information.

Tuesday, July 28, 2020

7:00–8:00 p.m.

Facebook Live

Every year, McColl Center alumna artist Susan Harbage Page travels to the U.S.-Mexico border in southeast Texas for “aesthetic, archaeological, and archival intervention”.

Check out the new Southern Cultures Journal here.

https://www.southerncultures.org/store/current-issue/

So pleased to be a part of the Art and Vision Summer issue of the Southern Cultures Journal edited by Teka Selman. Deborah Willis wrote a beautiful essay about my Gold-Leafed Passport. The meaning of my passport seems to be changing daily with new Covid border restrictions. Check out Teka's essay Seeing in the Dark.