New York artist turns Brooklyn home into showcase for urban dioramas


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Kinard tackled themes that were on everyone's mind during the shutdown, including politics, racism, homelessness and Black Live Matters. Photo: Reuters

A self-taught New York artist took advantage of the pandemic to create a diverse array of dioramas that depict urban Brooklyn scenes in addition to a host of other more rural settings.

Aaron Winston Kinard has worked for decades for Barnard College in Manhattan. Around four years ago, he elevated a life-long artistic flair into a passion for creating ornate dioramas.

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