Swaggering, self-defeating and boyish, Leo Fitzpatrick was first delivered to America via Larry Clark, who found the untrained 14-year-old cursing after missing a skateboarding trick in Washington Square Park. The New Jersey-born actor now brings the same irreverent sincerity to puckish stencil, collage, and drawings.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/16/11

In Spike Jonze's world, robots are as fragile as the rest of us.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/19/10

Club Chrissie, a set of New York kids who've grown up to become successful musicians, models, authors, and hangers-out, are reincarnated in Cass Bird's movie about fashion line Sophomore.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/21/10

Last night's third annual Art Rocks! benefit for the Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center featured a silent auction of young artists' works based more on mutual support than big dollar signs.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/13/09

Lizzi Bougatsos and Leo Fitzpatrick talk about the latter's show, opening tonight. They also did an impromptu photo shoot.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/17/09

While you were sleeping (or, perhaps, attending the openings for Matt Keegan, Valentin Carron, and Nate Lowman, this weekend) Art in America was re-launching its web site.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/02/09

He used to cover gallery walls with bullet holes. But he’s traded in the gun for a smiley face. Has the bad boy artist finally gone soft? Or is the smiley face smiling about something weird and terrible?

   ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/20/09