Philadelphia Pottery Artist Roberto Lugo, sharing his passion and gift on the streets ๐Ÿบ๐Ÿชด

Iโ€™m realizing that searching for and really reading into the positive stories that are all around us is so rewarding! Of course this means no more watching the local news. So Iโ€™ve sought out other media sources.

Roberto Lugo โ€“ Wexler Gallery

I found this story about a Philadelphia street potter, Roberto Lugo. He was born and raised in a rough neighborhood, known for poverty, drugs, and crime. He found pottery at his local community college in his 20s.

The love for the art sent him through his Masterโ€™s level degree from the Penn State School of Visual Arts.ย (CBS Sunday Morning, October 3, 2021, story produced by Sara Kugel. Editor: Chad Cardin).

Ceramic artist Roberto Lugoโ€™s spin on teapots โ€“ CBS News

He actually sits out on the sidewalks with his potterโ€™s wheel, and gladly shows others what heโ€™s doing, and lets them try also.ย Hearing about how real and honest he is about his work is so inspiring. Itโ€™s amazing to hear about our very own neighbors out there following their passions and sharing it with others.ย 

His art is featured inย galleriesย around the country.ย Lugoโ€™s work is beautiful, and definitely worth checking out! So today Iโ€™m thankful to find true stories like this one. People out there caring and making a positive difference.

Live, Laugh, Love with everything youโ€™ve got while you still can! ๐Ÿ’œโœจ Thank you so much for stopping by. I truly appreciate and value you all here.

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