Georgia Paige Welch is a Durham, North Carolina–based printmaker, installation artist, and painter. She creates large-scale, immersive installations that use repetition, language, and color to explore themes of constriction, possibility, and paradox. Her work has been exhibited across North Carolina, including at the Rubenstein Arts Center at Duke University, Artspace Raleigh, the Durham Arts Council, and East Carolina University. Her work can be purchased at PEEL Gallery Carrboro. She has a forthcoming solo exhibition at Green Hill Gallery in Greensboro, June 27-August

Welch is the founder of Ample Art, an experimental gallery she directed for two years from a repurposed storage unit. The project provided artists opportunities to curate intimate, distinctive exhibitions while fostering engaged audiences around their work.

She teaches at Super G Print Lab, a community printmaking studio, and works at Swim for Charlie, a nonprofit that teaches water safety in public schools. Welch holds a PhD in History from Duke University, a BA from the University of California, Irvine, and studied at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena.