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I got the opportunity to preview the next show at Home Gallery in Hyde Park. Patrick Fitzgerald's one person show Traveling, opens on Saturday and is primarily a collection of sculptures, which are reminiscent of drawings done in the margins of 7th grade math books. Vehicles of all sorts, sleek racers, ominous surveillance vans and odd creations. These sculptures are made from recycled objects like toilet paper tubes, cardboard and scrap pieces of balsa wood.
Now, this show might of taken me to a dreamy place filled with spies, surveillance and intrigue, except for the lack of attention paid to the objects by the artist. I understand not wanting to take yourself too seriously, but I feel as if these objects are not sculptures, but more byproducts of processes Patrick uses to organize his world. The actual artwork, and what might be most interesting, is his making them.
One aspect of the show that is top notch , is a series of landscape paintings that compliment the vehicles. These paintings, in my opinion, are the strongest part of the show. It may be because a painting is so obviously art, and these vehicle sculptures seem to be more meditations than anything else.
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