Leonardo Drew in "Investigation" - Season 7 - "Art in the Twenty-First Century" | Art21

[@lynnemorrow8320]

Phenomenal to hear the artist discuss his process and confront boundaries and break through them. Wow!! 🖤

[@Wasabi-rs5lv]

Watched this video for a class but I greatly enjoyed hearing the artist talk about his work and learning about his process. Thank you for aharing on KZbin!

[@albertoballocca]

Master!!!! Thank you Art21 for such every brilliant contents👍🏻

[@kylepherson1951]

Thank you for sharing, incredible work! Very inspiring

[@mymythology8799]

This dude is awesome! thx for all season 7 series /

[@chantalrochon3566]

Thank you for this interview, enlightening ❤❤❤❤

[@douglasfink131]

Great work thank you for sharing.

[@TheDreadfulCurtain]

So true...We are all reaching. Fascinating insight into Leonardo’s working process. Wish we had more community arts projects with great mentors.

[@lazerwolf001]

Brilliant and true artist

[@trahapace150]

as a black artist its refreshing to see another black artist who doesn't drone on with the same spiel that you usually hear, America, race, police, government, white people, the black identity, slavery, africa..........

[@tiwantiwaabibiman2603]

You must be young and somehow have heard every Black artist in the world talk about their work. Everyone of us... Young person, Black artist can talk about anything we want to talk about that informs and reflects our artistic aesthetics, trajectories, messages and voices. So your voice as an artist doesn't ever reflect the times we live in, that's you. Congratulations, you're one of few Black artists who's managed to create in spite of your Black realities. 👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽 Trust and believe that Leonardo's artwork, processes and journey hold references to his Black/Afrikan-ness.

[@dougcampbell7648]

As a white artist…I just really love his work! His thought of when everything started to click, is what everyone would like to experience.

[@manuelggrey7511]

Leonardo is a master in his own field

[@artsforallinc.2715]

This is magnificent

[@fairpaintv593]

Very cool. I do think it’s kinda strange to not use naturally weathered/found materials but love the dedication to create and the pieces are all something I would enjoy. Would’ve been sick if he kept drawing too he seems to have talent and heart. His process is relatable though. Once you commit to something artistically it changes your thought patterns. I like the seven crying babies analogy

[@paintingtracey]

Just wow.

[@poxyrob]

Excellent

[@BurntOrangeBubble]

What does he dip them in? What does he use to adhere the pieces to the "canvas"?

[@Chepizza]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@favors59]

dope

[@ЛенаШклярик]

Шедевр

[@brujosx]

he might be a genius

[@tcruzccc]

people pay for this, wow.

[@ALEXISGNFR]

Since ages. Art is art :)

[@wurnotantmlb]

its just f up if he is buying all that brand new. What a waste....in general?? is not that fine art, its just good eitherway

[@herrwoland3500]

if you think that's a "waste" just wait till you learn what it takes to make bronze sculptures! also, I don't understand how can you call his artworks waste....

[@lazerwolf001]

plastic bags straws and every movie set and production made by hollywood have entered the chat

[@wurnotantmlb]

@@herrwoland3500 kind of... There are a lot of modern artist that just lacks economics. Like these people using like 50 kg of plastic paint on each canvas... That's not the point and never will 😆

[@wurnotantmlb]

@@herrwoland3500 its called social politics or something of that sort

[@wurnotantmlb]

@@lazerwolf001 and thats why hollywood its jurasic park to modern day art

[@RosannaMcKinley]

Awesome!