"Reiterated Histories" Photographs by Pippi Miller

Pippi Miller  Memory Tree  Digital Photo

Pippi Miller has created an exhibit which speaks of the beauty and serenity many of us feel living in the Appalachian Mountains, or travel elsewhere, to experience.  

The photographs in this exhibit capture the awe and mystery emanating from the mountains and forests and also personalize them with a potent story connecting memories of time and place from her childhood, to that of her young son as he experiences the world.  

Included with the landscapes are Pippi's beautiful portraits of children "in the moment."  These photos of the young people in her life, integrate place with a timelessness that we often forget about as we "grow up," but that children are able to remind us of. 

Pippi's work is also a subtle reminder of how a moment can forever alter an experience, and that our awareness and point of view is necessary to create a path for the next generation who will walk it. 

The exhibit will be on view through October 13, 2019. 

Gallery hours are Monday: 6 p.m. - 9 p.m., Tuesday - Saturday 12 p.m. - 9 p.m., and Sunday 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.


-Robin Scully
Curator, Perspective Gallery