About the artist
selected works
past exhibitions
Leonardo Drew Ibrahim El-Salahi Hassan Hajjaj Chris Ofili Zak Ové
1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair
Daniel Crews-Chubb Leonardo Drew Ibrahim El-Salahi Marcus Harvey Duncan MacAskill
Tree
Derrick Adams Leonardo Drew Ibrahim El-Salahi
1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair
Daniel Crews-Chubb Leonardo Drew Ibrahim El-Salahi Marcus Harvey Henry Krokatsis James Capper Keith Coventry Jason Martin
Continuum
Summer Show
Kadar Brock Heywood & Condie Leonardo Drew Henry Krokatsis Penny Lamb Duncan MacAskill Nika Neelova Gabriel Pionkowski Evan Robarts Anja Schwörer Moffat Takadiwa Marianne Vitale Douglas White Isabel Yellin
Brand New Second Hand
Boyle Family Kadar Brock Biggs & Collings Leonardo Drew Marcus Harvey Henry Krokatsis Ayan Farah Jason Martin Zak Ové
Ululation
Biggs & Collings Leonardo Drew Henry Krokatsis Penny Lamb Keith Coventry Dadamaino Mark Francis Nicky Hirst Michael Samuels Wycliffe Stutchbury Chris Succo
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selected press/news
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participates in major touring exhibtion
video
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Leonardo Drew in 'Investigation' Art in the Twenty-First Century Season 7 October 24, 2014
Leonardo Drew, whose art career began as a child in inner city Bridgeport, Connecticut, transforms new materials—through processes of decay, oxidization, and exposure to weather—in his sculptures.
Never content with work that comes easily, Drew reaches daily beyond his comfort zone, charting a course of experimentation with his materials and processes and letting the work find its own way.
Leonardo Drew
Leonardo Drew: Traveling & Making | Art21
Episode #210: Leonardo Drew discusses the importance of travel in relationship to his artwork. "If you allow your antennas to reach out," he tells a group of students at Vigo Gallery in London, "you'll find what it is you need for this part of your journey." Deeply devoted to his studio practice, Drew
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Sculptor Leonardo Drew on being “the crack addict of art”
Artist Leonardo Drew started out drawing superheroes. Over the past 30 years, he's become a highly acclaimed sculptor with work in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, and the Tate in London. Anthony Mason spoke with him about his new exhibitions and why he gave up drawing to build sculptors.
