Eliot LeBow was born on September 18th, 1971. He is a surreal abstractionist with an international following. In the past 17 years, LeBow's work has been seen in American gallery exhibits in Soho, New York City; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Cape Cod, Massachusetts; Long Island, New York; Los Angeles, California; The Schacknow Museum of Art in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and more recently various galleries in Maryland. His work has also been seen abroad in shows in Tokyo, Germany, France, Slovenia, and Canada. Permanent collections include Frostburg State University, The Transcendental Art Counsel and The Schacknow Museum. 

Originally from the Washington, DC area, LeBow showed signs of artistic talent at a very young age. 'When I was five or six years old and my parents gave me coloring books. “I threw them away and drew angular shapes on blank paper and color them in.' The six-year-old budding artist was already incorporating perspective into his drawings. At age 11, he was accepted to the highly regarded Corcoran School of Art in Washington D.C., and his formal art training began. He studied at Corcoran School of Art through his high school graduation. Through a special Advanced Placement High School scholarship, LeBow during his junior year of high school attended a summer semester at The Rhode Island School of Design in Providence where he concentrated on painting and illustration. At Frostburg State University, LeBow majored in painting and art history. In 1994 he obtained his Bachelors of Fine Art and Moved to New York City. 
“My artistic technique and style (Hard-edge, surreal abstractionism) was born from the sketches I drew, of angular shapes on blank paper, I created as a child. As I got older, I started adding the elements of nature in the form of clouds, water, sand, sunsets, and sunrises; to reflect some of the happiest memories I had growing up. Every weekend my family and I would spend the weekends at the beach. Some mornings I would wake up early and watch the sunrise and on special occasions me, my mom and dad would stay on the beach till sunset with our friends. Now 20 years later I am still painting surreal abstractions, looking forward to the next sunrise or sunsets that inspire me.” 

U.S.A. 
Stephanie Ann Roper Gallery: November 1993 
Tribeca 106 Gallery, New York City: December 1994 
Abney Gallery, New York City (Soho): February 1995, May 1996, January 1997 
Gallery Szent-Gyorgyi, Cape Cod: February 1998, April 1998, July 1998 
Gallery Art 54, New York City (Soho): June 1996, April 1997, November 1998 
Chelsea Center, Art Exhibit & Auction, Long Island, New York: May 2000 
43rd Annual Mystic Art Festival: August 2000 
Decor Expo, Los Angeles/California: May 2001 
Montserrat Gallery, New York City (Soho): September 1995, May & 
September 1996, November 1997 November 1999, Salon Show 
January 2002 thru 2003 
Transcendental Art Council “Energy Exhibition” Frederick, Maryland: 
January 2004 
Schacknow Museum, Plantation/Florida: December 2002-February 2003, 
December 2003-February 2004, May-July 2004 
Museum of Contemporary Art, Hot Springs, AR: April, 2005 
Mallory Gallery, West Virginia: October 1st-November 14th, 2005 
Art Effects Gallery, Pennsylvania: 1999-2006 
Entler Hotel Gallery & Meteor Cafe, WV: June-July 2006, 
Light Street Gallery, Baltimore Maryland: March 2004-2007 
Barucci Gallery, St. Louis, Missouri: February 2004-2007 
NEOCON, Las Vegas Nevada: June 2007 
Art Expo New York, Jacob Javits Convention Center: March 1999, 2006 & 2007 
New York Art Gallery, New York City: April 2008 
Chrysalis Gallery, South hampton New York May 2008-Present 

Asia 
“Gallery Bungei Shunju”, Ginza: Tokyo/Japan: February 2000 

Canada 
“Harrison Art International” World Trade Center, Montreal/Quebec: 
February–April 1998 

Europe 
Galerie “Die Treppe”, Nuertingen/Germany: Fall 1997 
“Deutsche Bank”, Albstadt/Germany: Winter 1997 
Galerie “Zeit fuer Kunst”, Stuttgart/Germany: Spring 1998 
“VolksBank”, Tettnang am Bodensee/Germany: Spring 1998 
“BEBRO Electronic”, Frickenhausen/Germany: Summer 1998 
“SAIT”, Saverne/France: Summer 1998 
“Deutsche Bank”, Nagold/Germany: Fall 1998 
Galerie “Die Treppe”, Nuertingen/Germany: Winter 1998 
“International Christmas Exhibition”, Slovenia: December 2001-February 2002