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Leo Kogan Drawings

 

L E O   K O G A N

Leo Kogan was born in Moldova (former USSR) in 1974.  At a young age he moved with his family to the United States.  In the USA he first studied Graphic Design at RIT (Rochester, NY) and then at the Cooper Union (New York City) where he began painting full-time.  Having acquired his BFA from the Cooper Union in 1997, Kogan continued his studies at De Ateliers in Amsterdam, Netherlands.  Since then Leo Kogan has been living and working in Amsterdam and Los Angeles.  He has held a number of solo and group exhibitions and his works are in private and public collections in Europe, USA, and Japan.

 

Preparatory drawings for the project

W i n d o w s   o f   O p p o r t u n i t y

  

Museum Explosion

   

AS Pushking staging his famous

 

Washington crossing the De La Where

  

The crawler

  

Windows of opportunity

  

Divine Intervention Calendar

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