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Exhibitions Robert Doyle

February 21 - March 24, 2024 Project Space Studio

  • A series of photographs in an irregular grid of plants and plastic flamingos.
    Philip's Garden 2022-10-23 CaFE, photograph, 2022. © Robert Doyle. Courtesy of the artist.
  • Project Space Residency

    Robert Doyle is a photographer and artist who has been making images for over 50 years.

    born in the midwest in the early 1950’s, high school in the mid to late 60’s, some college, then some time in the military, got married, then more college, got divorced, then worked, then some grad school, then married again and a family and more work… divorced again… retired and still making pictures…

    i work from the journal as a point of departure

    i make books and ‘zines as an archive / catalog  of my images and writing

    i am curious how the mind edits   files   stores   images / memories

    i am interested in ‘place’ as it creates a foundation for our reality

    i am interested in the exchange/mutation/synthesis of reality and memory

    i am interested in generational memory, not only passed through stories, but other, less definable modes.  Perhaps through a place, a landscape, location, image, sound, smell

    i am interested in process over product

     


     

    VSW Project Space Residencies are supported by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the New York State Legislature, Monroe County, and Joy of Giving Something. Photography artists participating in the program receive support from the Phillip and Edith Leonian Foundation.

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  • A man stands in front of a wall and behind a table; photos everywhere.
    Bob's main occupation during his Residency was sorting and organizing photographs taken over his lifetime, developing a plan for an upcoming show.
  • An empty chair in a studio
    For Bob's Project Space Residency, he occupied Nathan Lyons' old office as his home base.
  • A group of people laughing and smiling in a gallery setting
    Many friends old and new came out for Bob Doyle's open studio event.
  • A man stands at a podium and a presentation slide is projected on the wall.
    Bob Doyle spoke about his current activities and projects in an Artist Talk during his Project Space Residency.
  • Photographs on a computer on a desk
    Bob's organizational work in process.

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VSW program funders include The New York State Council on the Arts with support from the New York State Legislature, The Joy of Giving Something Foundation, Monroe County, NY, the Phillip and Edith Leonian Foundation, and all of our members and individual supporters!

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