We list the details of mosaic suppliers from fourteen countries around the globe. See if we have one near you that can help.

Contact us if you would like to be added to our list.

   
 

What is Mosaic Matters and how did it start? Find out how the Mosaic Matters website came about and how to contact us.

 

The Man Who Came After Hyacinth Bobo

 

This is a novel about the Fourth Crusade, the one which ended up sacking Constantinople, the greatest city in Christendom. And why, you ask, does it feature on the Home page of Mosaic Matters? Two excellent reasons - the author is your Editor, Paul Bentley, and of course mosaic pops up now and then - there is even a description of how the Byzantines made their wall mosaics. More...

NEW ANNUAL MOSAIC AWARDS

 

Announcing the new annual mosaic awards from the British Association for Modern Mosaic

The 2012 British Mosaic Forum event at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London will be the venue for the first annual award ceremony for excellence in Mosaic Art. Members of BAMM will be able to nominate their favourite mosaic for this prestigious award.

Nominations will open in May 2012 and the results will be announced at a special ceremony at the V&A.

So start thinking now - what would you nominate for Best Mosaic 2011-2012?

BAMM is at www.bamm.org.uk

If you are not a member, it's easy to join, whether you live in the UK or elsewhere

 

 

Associations

 

Just in case you don't know, there are four mosaic associations you should consider joining. All are useful for contacts, exhibitions and news letters.

BAMM: British Association for Modern Mosaics

SAMA: Society of American Mosaic Artists

MAANZ: Mosaic Association of Australia and New Zealand

DOMO: German Organization for Mosaic Art

Green square

NEW - Andamento volume 6

 

Andamento - the exciting new annual journal looking at contemporary mosaics; published by the British Association for Modern Mosaic.

This full-colour mosaic magazine aims to fill the gap in critical review and in-depth writing on mosaic from the 19th century to the present day.

Feature articles:-

• Charles Lutyens on an Epiphany in St Paul's Church, Bow, London

• Hans Unger & Erberhard Schulze, a brilliant and complex collaboration

• The Reredos of St Paul's Cathedral in Melbourne

• Gino Severini: From the future to the past

Get your copy today - click here

Issues 1-5 are also available

 

 

 

 


All content is copyright of © Mosaic Matters and its contributors.
All rights reserved

Mosaic Matters is:
Editor: Paul Bentley
Web Manager/Designer: Andy Mitchell