Dore Page is a fine art artist who develops soft, colorful abstract prints created from her hand drawings that are personal in nature.

She presents her work so the viewer can see the caligraphic forms that move one to soft colors and fine linear shapes. The overlapping of forms give dimension and movement, they draw a viewer in and move them to sense the personal emotion carefully applied to print form and from piece to piece. They are satisfying and exquisitely executed with masterly print techniques, developed over many years and is a process involving many intricate steps. The art is influenced by the Modern Masters, influenced by members of the Fluxxus movement and her everyday experience in the world. Her years of work dating back to the 70's tell an engaging story through her print forms.

Dore worked for many years in New York and collaborated with the late Fluxxus artist, Dick Higgins, on several well received projects. Dore's work is in collections at MOMA, Sackner Archive, Getty Museum and National Gallery of Art. She lives and works as a printmaker in Rhode Island.