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Drew Tewksbury

Drew Tewksbury

Drew Tewksbury is a Los Angeles-based cultural journalist, editor, photographer, and multimedia producer.

Tewksbury was the managing editor / co-producer for KCET-TV's Artbound, an arts journalism online publication and Emmy-winning television show providing in-depth arts/culture coverage of 11 counties in Southern California as well as Northern Mexico. Since Artbound's founding in 2012 to 2016, he spearheaded Artbound editorial, developing, assigning, and editing content from more than 100 contributors stationed across the state. He also assisted in the development of documentary videos based on articles, which air as part of Artbound's Emmy-winning TV show aired on KCETLink public media. In addition, he helped produce the live music performance show Artbound Presents: Studio A from 2014 to 2015, and he created LinkTV's recently launched online platform Bodies in Motion, a video hub showcasing award-winning films by choreographers, dancers, and filmmakers from around the world.  

Since 2011, he also curated Los Angeles Magazine's Guide section, writing the two-page calendar section in the magazine each month highlighting diverse events throughout the city.   

As a journalist, Tewksbury has written and reported feature articles or radio pieces for: National Public Radio (NPR), Playboy, Time Magazine, Forbes, Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles Magazine, L.A Weekly, KPCC Southern California Public Radio, NME (U.K), Billboard Magazine, Hollywood Reporter, Flaunt Magazine, SWINDLE Magazine, URB Magazine, Filter Magazine, Intersections (International), Style In Progress (Austria), People Magazine, and US Weekly, among other publications.

From 2010-2013, Tewksbury wrote and voiced bi-monthly on-air music review segments, "New Music Tuesday," aired on KPCC Southern California Public Radio's Take Two Show and the Madeleine Brand Show. Early in his career, he was a producer for National Public Radio’s show News and Notes, an contributing editor at Flaunt Magazine, and a daily music blogger for L.A. Weekly for three years.

As an educator, Tewksbury teaches Entertainment Journalism at University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. He has taught Cultural Journalism at Loyola Marymount University.  

He’s a graduate from USC’s Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism’s Masters program.

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LACMA announced a decade-long partnership, the Hyundai Project, which will support the museum's Art + Technology initiative.
Flag on a hill | Photo: Drew Tewksbury
The recent Ambulant Poetry project was a series of artistic endeavors positioned around the community of North Shore.
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The Holyland Exhibition is a Silver Lake museum serving as a repository of items Australian adventurer Antonia Futterer amassed while travelling the Middle East searching for the Ark of the Covenant.
More than 50 works culled from French artist Pierre Huyghe's wide-ranging art are on large-scale display at LACMA, showcasing the captivating and cerebral microcosms that populate his larger universe.
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Artbound presents a KCET flashback episode: "Bukowski Reads Bukowski."
Artbound sat down with A.L. Steiner to discuss the relationship between the band Chicks on Speed, and her art featured in the Hammer Museum's Made in L.A. 2014.
Artbound caught up with multi-disciplinary artist Danielle Dean to discuss her influences and her project for the Hammer Museum's Made in L.A. exhibition.
Helen Pashgian behind one of her light and space artworks | Alix Spence
"Helen Pashgian: Light Invisible" features the first large-scale sculptural installation by the pioneer of the Light and Space movement.
LACMA's "Fútbol: the Beautiful Game" presents offerings by nearly 30 artists whose works center in some way on the global sport.
Chelsea Wolfe
Chelsea Wolfe brought her atmospheric brand of rock to the KCET studios for a special session exclusively for Artbound and a dedicated group of Wolfe's followers.
LACMA's exhibition "Agnès Varda in Californialand" presents works based on the auteur's time in our state, featuring photographs and film ephemera.
Best Coast
Best Coast stopped by the KCET studios in Burbank to perform a set of new songs and a few of their hits for an audience of superfans.
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