Leo Fitzpatrick

Leo Fitzpatrick is an actor, artist and curator whose career grew out of New York’s skateboarding and independent-art communities. He played Telly in Larry Clark’s Kids (1995), and his later screen work includes Bully and The Wire.

He co-founded the experimental galleries Home Alone and Home Alone 2 with Nate Lowman and Hanna Liden, using small spaces to present artists’ work outside conventional gallery formats. In 2015 he became a director at Marlborough Chelsea, and he later established Public Access in New York. His exhibitions and publishing projects extend a practice shaped by collaboration between artists, skaters and filmmakers.