At the Portland Museum of Art.

The Exhibit Will Run February 27 through July 11, 2010.

(Portland, ME) As an abstract painter, Maine artist Frederick Lynch (born 1935) uses a system of repeated geometries and mathematical divisions to explore a multitude of visual possibilities. His paintings evoke the type of order and chaos found in patterns of nature—branching, veining of leaves, and molecular systems.

(Image: Segment Collective 4 by Frederick Lynch; Courtesy of the Portland Museum of Art Website)

This exhibition of 25 recent works by Lynch will pair his large painted canvases with smaller sections of each of his paintings.

In additon, on Saturday, March 13th from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm, there will be an exhibition celebration with Frederick Lynch. The artist will talk about his career and process, then will lead attendees into the exhibition for a question and answer session. A reception in the artist’s honor will follow in the McLellan House.

For more information or to see more of Frederick Lynch's work, please visit the Portland Museum of Art website.

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