Cincinnati Art Museum artist-in-residence Robert Lugo found his life in pottery


Roberto Lugo’s ceramic art defines the patterns of communities. He paints patterns from African Kente cloth, Chinese and Hungarian porcelain – even Air Jordan sneakers. And for the artist, every creation is personal.

“I'm trying to define what the patterns are from communities, like the one I grew up in, impoverished neighborhoods mostly made up of people of color,” said the native of Philadelphia. “One of the elements that people might notice is a form of decoration that comes from there…

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