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Patrick Walsh – Curriculum Vitae

Although Patrick Walsh uses a camera for her artistic work, not think of himself as a photographer, or he would call the resulting pieces "photography". Instead, Walsh approaches his work as a painter might, with a color camera itself. Camera the brush strokes and photographs are the Photomosaics: Large-scale consideration of the people, places and things that are filtered through the camera lens, then the pieces together. Final results – flattened images that show us just what we perceive in our peripheral vision – became much deeper and wider than the sum of their original parts.

Walsh, who studied graphic design and advertising at the Parsons School of Design in his native New York, who painted as a hobby, he created his first piece of more than thirty years ago, when he was location-scouting for feature film. He discovered a place that could not be captured in one image. So, he shot a lot, using Kodak instant camera, photos and stapled together. Result intrigued him and Walsh soon discovered that making deliberate forays into the desert southwest and along the Pacific Coast windy find subjects for their art.

Whenever Walsh pieces together countless photos, which recorded a single image, says a new story. His themes are as varied as Dennis Connor's boat at first, empty baseball Stadium, desert or green rainforest. And although the final result may feel spontaneous, but the process is something, "says Walsh. Each location is carefully considered, returned, and the work is thoroughly thought out before Walsh opens his hood to get images.

For example, a piece commissioned for the Los Angeles Dodgers – photomosaic of the empty stadium – Walsh shot 26 rolls of film a piece that proved to be 11 feet long. Commission, which led to other things, the Baltimore Orioles. The resulting 7 meters long photomosaic new Camden Yards was placed on the ball club reception for all the games Star. Both works are now hanging in the stadiums' private clubs.

Once the film is shot, Walsh shapes experience with photos. "I am creating compositions with many photos and have these pictures here will be a beautiful all by itself. I give it to the mixture. The overall impression is depending on me, "said Walsh." I want you to step into the picture, it's like a window. I want you feel that you are there. "

In addition to his Photomosaics, Walsh has a successful career as a director and producer in the advertising industry. Won eight "Clios," four "Cannes Lions," nominated for Emmy and over 300 other industries, including awards two films in MOMA's permanent collection.

Walsh is a director member of the Director Guild of America
and the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (Emmy).

Walsh work has appeared in museums, galleries and private collections
internationally.

Born: New York City
Education: High School of Music and Arts, Major: Art, New York City
Parsons School of Design, Major: Graphic Design, New York City

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COLLECTION:
Museum of Contemporary Art, Hot Springs, AR
Los Angeles Dodger Baseball Organization, Los Angeles, California
Baltimore Orioles Baseball Organization, Baltimore, Maryland
New Orleans Museum of Modern Art
USA 66 Mother Road Museum, Barstow, California
Palazzo Museum Exhibition, Rome, Italy
Western America Railroad Museum, Barstow, California
Embassy of Brazil, Rome, Italy
Oppenheimer Fund, New York City
U.S. State Department in the art Embassy, Ambassador Collection

ONE MAN shows and exhibitions:
Gallery Art Collection Desert, Palm Desert, CA May 2009
Soho Studios Gallery, New York, NY June / September 2008
Gallery Art Collection Desert, Palm Desert, CA March / April 2007
Rome Art Photo Competition, first prize Worldwide, 25.000 2007 records
Art of Photography Show, Jury Selection, San Diego, California, April-June 2006
9517 records, only 104 selected for "Art of Photography Show "honor
Agora Gallery, New York City, NY, March-April 2006
Jury selection, Alternative Media Exhibition, October-December 2005
Galerie Gora, Montreal, QC, Canada, March 2005
Milford Crossing Gallery, Milford, CT, September 2004-January 2005
Monument Gallery, Tarrytown, NY, June-September 2004
Turning Point Gallery, Chapel Hill, NC, 2003
Masters of Light Gallery, Durham, NC, 2003
Discovery Museum, Bridgeport, CT, December to March, 2003 Featured Artist
Masters of Light Gallery, Chapel Hill, NC, 2002
Morales Art Gallery, Nags Head, NC, 2002
Nathanson on art Photo Gallery, Santa Monica, CA 2000 – 2001
JazCaf Gallery, Rome, Italy, June 2000
Invisible Dog Gallery, New York City, 1998
BBDO Company Gallery, New York City, 1991
DMB & B Company Gallery, New York City, 1989
Maryla's Exhibit Gallery, New York City, 1987
Hammerquist Gallery, New York City, 1983

Exposed to ArtExpoNY, NY 2003, 2004, 2007 • Jackson Hole Art Fair, July 2006
Exhibited AT: ArtExpoAtlanta 2005 • Palm Springs International Art Fair 2004

His art can be seen in Art Project

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