User talk:Leo fitzmaurice

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Hi Andy that's is great I will send some material and pass it on to you. The page, as it is, does not really cover very much of what I do as an artist so I would like it to be more representational. I changed the tag line to be a more general description of my work rather than referring to a particular type of my work.

Anyway I will pass it on and you can see what you think.

Best wishes Leo PS I would also like to add a photo.


 * A photo would be great, so, long as the copyright holder (usually whoever took it) is happy to release it under an open licence. For the rest, we need citations to reliable sources, such as (independent) press coverage (i.e. not just repeating press releases). Also, don't forget that you can "sign" messages on your talk page using " ~ " Andy Mabbett ( Pigsonthewing ); Talk to Andy; Andy's edits 16:53, 10 March 2014 (UTC)

will be in touch after I have contacted the photographer. "Leo Fitzmaurice"

Hi Andy

I have done a brief biog (below (may need proofing) and have got permission for the photographer Steve Speller to use one of his images of me. what do you think of the text below? and how do I get an image to you?

All best wishes Leo


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Biography

Leo Fitzmaurice (Born 1963) Studied painting at Liverpool School of Art and then at Manchester Metropolitan Universtiy where he gained an MA in Fine Art. After leaving college Fitzmaurice moved away from pure painting and started working with existing material and situations. Some of this earlier work being shown at EASTinternational where his work was purchased by the Arts Council Collection From this point Fitzmaurice’s interest in everyday materials and situations continued with a number of artist lead projects such as All in the Mind, in 1998, with artist Patricia McKinnon Day and then later, the projects; Up In The Air, and Further Up In The Air (1999-2004) with artist Neville Gabie. In these projects Fitzmaurice worked with the artists and writers George Shaw (artist), Elizabeth Wright (artist) Anna Fox, Lothar Gotz, Will Self ,][Julian Stallabrass]], Marcus Coates and Bill Drummond amongst others. From this project the book Further Up In The Air was published, (Further a field, ISBN 0-954-57780-9) The project received wide recognition and was review in 2002 in Art Monthly http://www.artmonthly.co.uk/magazine/site/search/index-f and The Sunday Observer  The project was also featured in the book From Studio to Situation, (Black Dog.1-904772-06-4) 2004. During this time Fitzmaurice continued to develop his own practise and exhibit in group shows. In 2007 his work was featured in Good Riddance at MOT International  and subsequently reviewed in Frieze  .Also, that, year he produced new work for Blickachsen 6 He continued his work related to found objects exhibiting in 2010 in Undone at the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds. Which was reveiwed in Art Monthly by David Briers And also that year contributing to The Way We Do Art Now, curated by Pavel Buchler reviewed by Domus

During this time Fitzmaurice developed the long-term project Post Match which was launched with a publication by Locus+ and later shown at Gallery So in London. and reviewed in Creative Times

Other solo projects occurring at this time were; Sometimes the Things You Touch Come true, Yorkshire Sculpture Park. 2009

And then in 2011, You Try To Tell Me But I never Listen, At the New Art gallery Walsall

In addition to solo shows Fitzmaurice has been commissioned to make works and in 2008 he was commissioned by Harewood House in Leeds to make What Use is a Sign if We Know The Way and later that same year he was commission by Kaavous Bhoyroo to make Recouper

Fitzmaurice has subsequently gone on the exhibit widely in such shows such as Chain Chain Chain, in 2012, at Bischoff Weiss, curated by Glenn Adamson

And Cosmos Levels curated by Jamie Bracken Lobb at The Sunday Painter gallery which was reviewed in Time Out.

In 2011 Fitzmaurice was the winner of the Northern Art Prize, ,

Leo fitzmaurice (talk) 15:30, 19 March 2014 (UTC)

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