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Karen Fitzgerald: The energy of visual art changes everything.

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Above: Some Clouds
Oil, mica, silver on panel, 15
" diameter, $650.

Clouds carry a wildness of energy: they reflect, embody, and mirror it.
This energy is always in flux. 

Sometimes clouds appear pink, or green. Sometimes they are white. 

Different types of clouds have different names.
Some clouds just wanna have fun.
Some clouds call us to attention; we notice their energy.

Find this piece available at
Artinres.com

Online since 2017, Artinres is unusual in that it is set up for purchasing work on an installment plan. Allison Chou, chief at Artinres, wants to support young collectors with accessible, amazing work.

"My absolute favorite part of Art in Res is that the payments go toward a long term investment — but the most important part is supporting artists!" -Adriene Montalvo

"I love art but I didn't know I could buy art myself. I’m thrilled with the size of the piece and how it looks in my space." -Claire Makley


Visit today: find something you love and bring it into your space!! 

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We send a special salute to a special woman: Josephine Marucci. 

May her journeys be blessed.

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New Visionary is a New York City-based contemporary art magazine brought to you by Visionary Art Collective. In each issue you’ll find exclusive interviews with leaders in the art world, a curated selection of featured artwork, highlighted exhibitions, art career resources, studio visits, and more.



I am pleased to be included in 

Issue 9 of New Visionary Magazine, digitally accessible here:

New Visionary Magazine, Issue 9
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Thank you to Christina Massey for curating this issue. 

More information can be found here.

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Above: Fountain

43 x 29." Monotype on paper, $1,200.

This work can be found at Artsy.net in my portfolio. Added as part of 

 Glance Gander Gaze, 

organized and curated by Deborah Barlow. From her curatorial statement:

Glancing is an instinctive, automatic action—a survival mechanism that continuously monitors our ever-changing surroundings. Unlike the detached nature of the gaze, glancing links us more intimately with the world we inhabit, collecting a wealth of information. Peripheral vision and bodily sensations are both acknowledged in this process. “Glancing discovers whole colonies of the to-be-seen world,” writes Casey. “Places where sight has never before been—or if it has, it now sees differently. The glance guides the eye as it comes to know the perceived world, leading it out of morestaid and settled ways of looking.”

Gander occupies a middle ground between the glance and the gaze. It is a willingness to wander without intention, to explore what is often overlooked. Gandering can take us into disorientation, perplexity and the undiscovered. The benefits of letting the eye meander can be surprising.



Read the full statement here.

View the show here.

Visit @fairshareart on Instagram!

New work is added on the first of each month. 

During the month of January, find these two works, along with many other gorgeous pieces by contemporary artists. 



Below, top: Night Mystery, 8" diameter, oil with mica and 23k gold on board, installs with magnets, $250.

Below, bottom: Unus Mundus, The One, 12" diameter, oil, mica, Venetian plaster with 12k gold on board, installs with magnets, $250.

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@fairshareart on Instagram

Into Wildness

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Above: Electric Sky

oil paint on prepared paper, black ground, 39 x 37.5." 


Spliced Connector group has a new exhibition at Artsy.net. 

Into Wildness features the work of 27 member artists. Electric Sky is part of this effort.


From the curatorial statement:

"There is a human wildness held beneath the skin that finds all barriers brutishly unbearable." -Jim Harrison

In this world there is a tumbling of matter and spirit, which makes for wildness. This tumbling makes space for places thought carries us to, in consideration of the roiling change we live with.

There are many different ideas about what wildness is. Something untethered; irrationality, extreme emotional engagement. Letting loose. Stochastic. The implication is that something which is wild is untamed, and untamable.....

Read the full statement here.

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Into Wildness on Artsy

We Are One 

Fluid Media exhibition at Artsy.net 



Find it here. 

Below: Unus Mundus, The One, 24" diameter, oil paint, mica, 12k gold on panel, $2,400.

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All is fluid. In physics, a fluid is a body whose particles move easily among themselves. We artists who are involved with fluid media know this property of fluidity. The substance has discrete particles, and yet they move as one.


Seen from a great remove, this is a good description of life: a situation where smaller parts create the whole. We are a small part of an absolutely amazing world.


Charles and Ray Eames published a brilliant book called “Powers of Ten”, which takes us visually from the galaxy scale to the proton scale of life. In every scale, we see “particles” moving among themselves. We see patterns replicating and changing and motion everywhere..


As Rick Rubin says in the end of his foundational book, “The Creative Act”,


“Art has an ability to connect us beyond the limitations of language.

Through this, we get to face our inner world outward, remove the boundaries of separation, and participate in the great remembering of what we came into this life knowing: There is no separation. We are one.”



The online exhibit is on view through March 8th.

Click to view We Are One on Artsy

It is a perfect time to visit the studio.

Should an in-person visit not be in your comfort zone,
consider visiting my website.

I've enabled features on my website that include a store.

Sometimes pricing inhibits our best motives:
you now have the capability to
purchase prints of my watercolors.
New images have been posted to the print store.
I've also added a small scale work tab where you can find 

original work at $500 and less.

Visit, and find something that strikes your fancy:
order prints of my work.


This section of the website is also enabled for
direct purchasing of original work.

Visit my store to purchase work

Happy shopping!
There is a pleasant surprise for you when you click the link above.

Gift cards are a great option:
they can be purchased in multiples,
combinations, and as singles. Go here:
https://store.fitzgeraldart.com/gift-card-store

My studio is located in Northern Long Island City, 

a 7 minute stroll from the Astoria Ferry stop. 

Let's make a time to visit.

My work is widely available outside of the studio.
Find it in these online presentations:

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Please feel free to call on me for all your visual art needs!

www.FitzgeraldArt.com

How might my artwork add to a project you are working on? I'm happy to discuss and quote prices for commission projects: give me a call.

646.369.7184

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