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Andrew Fitzpatrick Curriculum Vitae
Reviews and Articles
ANDREW FITZPATRICK
1966 Born Greenock
1978-1984 St. Columba’s High School, Gourock (prizes for Art “O” Grade and Higher years)
1984-1988 Glasgow School of Art, B.A.(Hons) Fine Art, Drawing & Painting Dept.
1988 The Elizabeth Greenshield Award for Painting (travelling scholarship to Europe)
1989 First solo show, Solstice Gallery, Edinburgh
1990 Second Elizabeth Greenshield Award
1990 “Fitzpatrick & Connell”, two man show, The Edinburgh Gallery
1992 “Between Dark & Dark”, solo show, The Edinburgh Gallery
1992-1993 Solo show & retrospective, Meddens Kunst, Amsterdam
1993 “Youthful Expression”, Edinburgh Group show
1994 “The Edinburgh Art Show” (Edinburgh Festival)
1995 “The Edinburgh Art Show” (Edinburgh Festival)
1996 “The Edinburgh Art Show” (Edinburgh Festival)
1996 “Romantic Visions”, Edinburgh Group Show
1998 “Emotion Recollected”, solo show, The Edinburgh Gallery
2000 A Festival Exhibition, The Edinburgh Gallery
2001 “Andrew Fitzpatrick & Joan Gillespie”, two person show, The Edinburgh Gallery
2001 Elected member of the Glasgow Art Club
2002 “Festival II Exhibition”, The Edinburgh Gallery
2003 “Andrew Fitzpatrick & Joan Gillespie”, The Edinburgh Gallery
2003 “Festival Show”, The Edinburgh Gallery
2004 “Venice Remembered”, group show, The Edinburgh Gallery
2005 “ Glasgow Art Fair”, The Edinburgh Gallery “Festival Group” show, Dublin Art Fair , “Café 2005” Edinburgh.
2006 Islington Art Fair , The Edinburgh Gallery “Café Society”
2006 “The Edinburgh Festival II Show”, The Edinburgh Gallery
2007 Contemporary Fine Art Gallery, Eton, “The Scottish Show”
2007 “Romantic Moments”, The Edinburgh Gallery, (February)
2007 Group Show, The Edinburgh Gallery,( April-May)
2007 “The Edinburgh Festival II Show”, The Edinburgh Gallery
Critical commentary:
“Fitzpatrick’s figures do not communicate. They are islands consciously grouped together but not relating. This creates a tension laden with psychological content which both soothes and intrigues. He has clearly imbibed the vividness of Italy from his travels; the Venetian light lingers in his imagination. His use of colour is dramatic, expressive, sometimes jarring; it is coupled with a searchingly experimental technique.”
Virginia Fraser
(Vogue, October 1990)
“… Andrew Fitzpatrick an artist whose enjoyment in handling pigment and low key colour has something in common with the Glasgow Boys.
… But Fitzpatrick is more engaged with compositional complexities and using black as a colour, especially for clothes. He also introduces symbolism and narrative, some almost Victorian in sentiment, others mysterious or even sinister. While his inventions with composition and silhouettes are admirable, he is best when mystery takes him to the edge of surrealism”
Edward Gage
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