​Ewa Page is a Polish-Born British artist, curator, and organiser whose work is deeply rooted in themes of community, resilience, and accessibility in the arts. Growing up in Poland under Soviet rule, her early passion for art was set aside in favour of a professional career, and she trained as a baker before moving to the UK in 1996. She went on to enjoy a successful career in the hospitality industry, where she honed her resilience, organisational skills, and ability to connect with people from all walks of life. 

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During the covid-19 pandemic, Ewa returned to her first love: painting. This reconnection proved transformative, leading her not only to develop her own practice but also to create opportunities for others.in response to the challenges faced by emerging and independent artists, she founded UTR and began organising exhibitions across the UK. She also established and now runs several successful art fairs, including prestigious Rochester Art Fair , Headcorn Art Fair, Page&Coe Arts, and Ewa Page Art. These initiatives have grown into award-winning events, often showcasing the work of more than 100 artists at a time. 

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Ewa's mission extends beyond supporting established practitioners. She is committed to widening participation in the arts and has provided exhibition space for underrepresented and vulnerable groups, including serving prisoners, individuals experiencing mental health challenges, women in refuge, and children. By working with charities and community groups, she has championed arts as a powerful tool for rehabilitation, empowerment, and self-expression.

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Her dual role as an artist and organiser reflects a belief in the collective power of art to inspire dialogue and shape more inclusive and sustainable communities. Drawing on her multicultural background and professional journey, Ewa's work celebrates diversity, innovation, and the transformative potential of creativity.

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Looking to the future, she continues to develop her painting practice while building platforms that bring together artists, audience, and communities, with the vision of fostering spaces where creativity can thrive and voices from all backgrounds can be heard. 

 

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