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This month brings not one, but two exhibitions highlighting Paul McCarthy’s visceral, often hauntingly humorous multi-faceted artistic practice.

Design Miami/ returns to Miami Beach December 3–8 for its fifteenth edition with works that reflect the trends and shifts in the greater design and art marketplace. TLmag perused the program to enlight you with the highlights.

Collaborating closely with a wide array of clients – including Hyatt, Shake Shack, and Gerber Group – Crème applies it hands-on approach in everything from interior, product, strategic and branding design. We spoke to founder Jun Aizaki about his practice and the new Exchange Signature Collection for Stellar Works.

This year’s the Corning Museum of Glass’ annual seminar on glass is in conjunction with the exhibition New Glass Now and focusses on the past, present and future of contemporary glass. The exhibition provides a unique insight into the institution’s history exploring the Glass 1959 and New Glass: A Worldwide Survey (1979) exhibitions.

The radiant, stained glass religious works of prolific glassmaker Louis Comfort Tiffany are brought together for the first time inside Richard H. Driehaus Museum’s historic 19th century Chicago mansion.

The Magazzino Italian Art Foundation presents an exhibition at the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, exploring paper works of the Arte Povera movement.

The Lifestyle Luxury brand BassamFellows bought, restored and repurposed Philip Johnson’s designed Schlumberger Administration building in Ridgefield.

With a theme of ‘Elements: Earth’, Design Miami/Basel 2019 focuses on the ways that designers can articulate the future through selected debut works, solo shows and its Curio program whilst also reflecting on the craftsmanship of rare mid-twentieth century masterpieces.

David Wiseman talks to TLmag about the inspiration he draws from the natural world around him, his work process and his latest success.

Dimensions of Citizenship: Architecture and Belonging from the Body to the Cosmos is on show at Wrightwood 659 from February 28 to April 27.

TLmag talks to Diego Castaño and Chandler Noah from En Viu about their latest work, a mural called Grains of Golden Sand, which took two years to complete.

Can craft change the world? MAD, New York, explores the innovation behind 21st century crafts, framing craft as an agent of change and political activism