Flinn Art Exhibit: Memory of Place – Artists Thomas Doyle & Frank Poor

The interdependence of memory and place has been a consistent subject matter of both Thomas Doyle and Frank Poor’s work as artists. In singular ways both reference notions of landscape, geography, and architecture. Thomas Doyle and Frank Poor look at remnants of things past, whether quiet moments or transformational experiences. For Doyle, the intimately scaled works in miniature (often displayed under glass) distort reality through a warped and dreamlike lens. Suburban New England homes and families’ interaction around them are frozen in time. Ready to topple into sinkholes or pushed to the brink, these environments and those who dwell in them are uncanny. The narrative remains ambiguous and the viewer must tease out their own story. Visitwww.flinngallery.com for hours and details. This Flinn Gallery is sponsored by the Friends of Greenwich Library.