Artist Information:
Carol Fitzsimonds
Portsmouth, RI
United States
Member Since: Dec 2001
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Artist Statement:
To look at my work is to see
my life, a celebration of
light, joy in quiet places and
simple things, realism.
Anchored by close
realistic observation, I
modify pattern and shape to
enhance and explore my
subject. I love experimenting
with diffused light and deeply
shadowed forms. Permanence is
a recurring theme in my art. I
often depict structures and
objects that have weathered
the test of time and change.
Each image tells a story. I
purposely make windows dark
and objects vague, leaving the
viewer to become their own
storyteller.
My goal is to continue
to grow as an artist, to fully
explore each idea and image as
I utilize the flexibility and
versatility inherent in the
intaglio medium."
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Artist Exhibitions:
Arts and Crafts Exhibition,
Providence Art Club, RI 2001
“Time Pieces,” Newport Art
Museum, Newport, RI, 2000
58th, 59th Exhibitions Audubon
Artists, NYC 2000, 2001
23rd National Print Biennial
2000, Silvermine Guild Arts
Center, CT
“Transatlantic 2000,” Belfast,
Dublin, and Clotworthy,
Ireland
Pfizer “Regional Artists
Exhibition 2000,” Groton, CT
2000
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Artist Galleries:
Spring Bull Gallery, Newport,
RI
Aurora Gallery, Annapolis, MD
Arnold Art Gallery, Newport,
RI
the Donovan Gallery, Tiverton,
RI
Artemis Inc., Bethesda, MD
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Artist Reviews:
Reviewer Mark St. John
Erickson
Daily Press, Sunday Dec.
10, 2000
“Printmakers Inc.,” Twentieth
Century Gallery, Williamsburg,
VA
Nov. 21 - Dec. 22, 2000
Printmaking has come a long
way … Carol FitzSimonds'
hand-colored aquatints blend
both the old and the new,
using a centuries-old etching
technique to create a...
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Collections:
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Commissions:
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Carol Fitzsimonds's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Carol Fitzsimonds's Portfolio. Browse Fitzsimonds's body of work: To look at my work is to see my life, a celebration of light, joy in quiet places and simple things, realism.
Anchored by close realistic observation, I modify pattern and shape to enhance and explore my subject. I love experimenting with diffused light and deeply shadowed forms. Permanence is a recurring theme in my art. I often depict structures and objects that have weathered the test of time and change. Each image tells a story. I purposely make windows dark and objects vague, leaving the viewer to become their own storyteller.
My goal is to continue to grow as ... |
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