Hi there! I’m a multidisciplinary artist in New England with over twenty years of experience in stained glass, sculpture, illustration, and design. My work has been shown across the country and enjoys a global audience of collectors.
In addition to my creative background, I have experience in teaching art, large project management, and research. I graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts/Tufts University with a BFA in Fine Art and a concentration in stained glass, painting, graphic design, and sculpture.
Reach out on CreativeGround or drop me a line at TheArtist@CaitlinFitzgeraldArt.com and let’s talk about your next creative project.
Upcoming Events
- Saturday, November 1st 2025 - January 2026 LeMieux Galleries Installation, 332 Julia St New Orleans, LA
- Friday, November 21st 2025 - March 2026 Salem Gallery of Art, 64 Bridge St Salem, MA - Inviolable Body
- Friday, December 5th - Sunday, December 7th 2025 - Alumni Art Sale @ SMFA - 230 The Fenway Boston, MA
- Saturday, September 6th 3-7PM - Hudson Holiday Stroll - Main Street, Hudson, MA 01749
- TBD - Peaked Hill Trust Residency Show - Provincetown, MA
Stained Glass
With almost two decades of hands-on experience working in glass, I also have the below training credentials:
- Bachelor of Fine Arts with a concentration that included stained glass completed at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts/Tufts University in Boston.
- Vertrate Artistiche Toscanne – Traditional glass painting workshop taught onsite in Siena, Italy.
- Corning Museum of Glass – New Frontiers in Stained Glass taught by Judith Schaechter
In addition to my ongoing education, I have taught stained glass and glass mosaic classes, created custom installation pieces, completed restoration work, and shown my glass work in gallery shows.
If you need a vintage panel restored or want a bespoke piece, then let’s chat!
Sculpture
Ten years ago I began creating bedazzled sculptures of jackalopes. This quickly expanded into other types of critters and a whole variety of materials and sizes. These popular sculptures were the main focus of the four-person show I was included in at the former BRAND New Orleans Art Gallery. They have since shown across the country and shipped around the world to collectors.
Current pieces can be viewed and purchased through my online store or in-person at LeMieux Gallery in New Orleans, LA.
If you’d like a custom creature, drop me a line to request a quote.
Art & Design
In addition to my stained glass and sculpture work, I also work in 2-D media including painting, mixed media, drawing, and digital art. These pieces are often the jumping-off points that are incorporated into other media.
I sell both original pieces and prints of many of these works.
I also have experience in commercial graphic design work including logo design, brochures, signage, car/truck wraps, social media posts, presentations, and document design.
For examples of commercial design & graphic work please follow the link below.
Ceramics
Ceramics are a recent addition to my artistic practice, and has challenged me to expand my creative practice while adding to my skillset.
There’s a lot of overlap between stained glass and ceramics, many of the materials are very similar and companies that produce ceramic kilns also make those needed for glasswork.
Getting to explore my creative themes in a new medium and bringing artistry to functional items has reinvigorated the way I think about the objects we create and use daily.
Blog
Dedicated research is a cornerstone of my creative practice, and documenting that research provides me with an outlet to share my process.
Projects
Featured personal creative projects & themes.
Saint Guinefort
A 13th century folk saint and greyhound, Saint Guinefort has been a subject in my work for almost 20 years.
The Cult of Saint Guinefort is the latest iteration of this project as I continue to explore our relationship with what is holy.
Lí Ban
Another folk saint and newer addition to my list of regular subjects, the story of Lí Ban showcases the ways in which local legends were blended into occupying belief systems to create new stories.
Officially recognized as St. Muirghelt, she is the only catholic saint that is also a mermaid.
Materials
Part of my practice includes material investigation and recreation of methods used for centuries. This helps drive authenticity in my work and practice.
This includes foraged and handmade pigments and referencing traditional texts for recipes.
Folklore
Beyond Saint Guinefort and Lí Ban is an overarching thematic focus around folk beliefs, witchcraft, and legends.
Whether butter-stealing, shapeshifting, hares or wild women, I draw from the collective pool of these stories for inspiration and subject matter.
Service Area
My studio is based in the MetroWest area of Massachusetts and I provide services throughout the greater New England area.
