Paul Dorrell

Background

About Paul Dorrell

Paul Dorrell founded Leopold Gallery in 1991, establishing it as a premier destination for regional talent with world-class caliber. Specializing in contemporary and representational art, the gallery serves as a platform for emerging and established artists alike. Beyond curating exceptional collections, Paul is deeply committed to mentoring young artists at inner-city high schools, fostering the next generation of creative visionaries. Paul’s distinguished clients include iconic names such as the Kansas City Chiefs, Warner Brothers, Marvel Studios, Apple TV, and the City of Boston, alongside over private collectors. His expertise in site-specific installations has earned national acclaim, with projects spanning the National D-Day Memorial in Virginia, a Dwight D. Eisenhower monument in Washington, DC, and the National Soccer Hall of Fame in Dallas, Texas. His work graces hospitals, corporate spaces, stadiums, and cultural landmarks across the U.S. As the author of Living the Artist's Life, an acclaimed guidebook for navigating a creative career, Paul has become a sought-after speaker. He has shared insights at institutions like The Art Students League of New York, the San Francisco Art Institute, and the Art Business Association of Boston. His thought leadership has been featured on NPR and in major publications nationwide.