The ceramics scene in New York has been thriving in recent years, and it’s worth following artists who are expanding the boundaries between material, sculpture, design, and storytelling. Francesca DiMattio Francesca DiMattio is known for her large-scale ceramic sculptures—works that feel like entire worlds. Her sculptures often read as an endless collage, layered with dramatic shifts between figurative and abstract forms, “misaligned” connections, intentional breaks, and con

s the days get shorter and the light shifts toward cool blues and long shadows, winter becomes one of the richest seasons for reflection — and art that mirrors that mood. Below are a few standout experiences to sink into this season, from video to visual inspiration. Watch: Inside Kid Cudi’s Secret Life as a Painter If you usually think of Kid Cudi as a musician, this documentary-style video flips the script: for the past year and a half he’s been spending time painting alone

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