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August 11th, 2000
GAP portrays Howard Stern as Gay Pornographer

Controversial artist Gregory Allen Page has created another controversial piece of art. His oil painting portrays Howard Stern as a pornographer "making money from weak minded MTV vidiots". MTV executives found the painting and wanted to buy it from the artist to present it to their boss at MTV in NYC. GAP refused to sell it as the MTV Execs did not offer enough. GAP has since told them to pay the asking price or buy it from Christies when it goes on action. GAP pleads with everyone "Don't let this get out!"

May, 2007
Bonnie K. Sussman AGORA Gallery, NYC

"Gregory Allen Page’s soulful paintings are an exuberant reflection of a person with a passion

 

 

for life. His career path, uncommon for an artist, aid in the individualist nature of his style. A painter in his youth, Page studied anatomy and biology before going on to practice Reconstructive Surgery. Page has set aside his career in medicine to fully devote himself to painting, after an enlightening spell in Italy altered his perspective on the art of living. The rich brushwork and color found in his paintings meld well with his subject matter, focusing on spirituality, love, and beautiful life experiences. Correspondingly, Page’s works are raw and personal, with an expressive impasto application of paint. "Oil painting is not photography,” Page
states, “The soul of the painter is in the freedom of his hand and the brush." Page lives and works in Chicago.

(View upcoming gallery exhibition)