Mary Fitzpatrick (photographer)

Mary Fitzpatrick is a photographer. Born in England (1968) Fitzpatrick is known for her images of spaces abandoned after conflict. In 2004 she exhibited images of post Gulf War Kuwait - 'Failaka' as part of the 'Streets of Desire' Exhibition curated by Jump Ship Rat [1] at the Blade Factory, Greenland street in the Liverpool Biennial Independents.^[1] She also took part in the Chobi Mela IV International Photography Festival [2] in Dhaka at the British Council in 2007.

Fitzpatrick was shortlisted for the Liverpool Art Prize in 2008.^[2]^[3]

References[]

^ Cassidy, Laurence (2004) "Mary Fitzpatrick: Failaka, in Streets of Desire at Jump Ship Rat, the Blade Factory, 3rd Liverpool Biennial Independent, 18 September to 24 November 2004/Mary Fitzpatrick: Failaka , in Streets of Desire at Jump Ship Rat, the Blade Factory, 3rd Liverpool Biennial Independent, 18 September to 24 November 2004", CIRCA, retrieved 5 May 2012
^ "Liverpool Art Prize 2008 – Mary Fitzpatrick". Liverpool Art Prize. Archived from the original on 26 May 2012. Retrieved 5 May 2013.
^ "Six short-listed for first Liverpool Art Prize". Liverpool Daily Post. 20 February 2008.

External links[]

Official Site

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[1] Cassidy, Laurence (2004) "Mary Fitzpatrick: Failaka, in Streets of Desire at Jump Ship Rat, the Blade Factory, 3rd Liverpool Biennial Independent, 18 September to 24 November 2004/Mary Fitzpatrick: Failaka , in Streets of Desire at Jump Ship Rat, the Blade Factory, 3rd Liverpool Biennial Independent, 18 September to 24 November 2004", CIRCA, retrieved 5 May 2012

[2] "Liverpool Art Prize 2008 – Mary Fitzpatrick". Liverpool Art Prize. Archived from the original on 26 May 2012. Retrieved 5 May 2013.

[3] "Six short-listed for first Liverpool Art Prize". Liverpool Daily Post. 20 February 2008.

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