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A Monastery for Mosaicists

 

Well not quite perhaps, but near enough.

The Centro Aletti in Rome is an international community of artists and theologians from the Orthodox, Oriental and Catholic Churches.

The director is the distinguished Jesuit mosaic artist Father Marko Rupnik, best known for mosaicing a Vatican chapel for Pope John Paul II, and commissions don’t come much more distinguished than that, as Michelangelo would confirm. More.....

Mosaic Exhibition

 

THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR MODERN MOSAIC
presents an exhibition
of miniature mosaics

Liquorice and Allsorts

47 artists, 61 pieces

Pontefract Museum
Salter Row, Pontefract, Yorkshire
13 June - 12 September 2009

Find out more about this and also how to enter for the ING Discerning Eye Exhibition 2009...


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

MOZ-OZ: Mosaic Association of Australia

MAAC: Mosaic Art Association of Canada

 

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Five Sisters Mosaic

 

May 23 - November, 2009

More than six thousand shards of medieval pottery will be used to create a new thought-provoking installation at York St Mary’s, York, England, this May.

Mosaicist Emma Biggs and artist and art critic Matthew Collings will intricately arrange the fragmented pieces to create a mosaic that will almost fill the entire floor space of the church. Oil paintings will echo its beautiful, shimmering, geometric appearance.

Entitled Five Sisters, the installation will draw inspiration from the church and the history locked within the 500,000 pieces of glass that make up the great 13th century Five Sisters window at York Minster.

The innovative concept, which will see the medieval pottery returned to its original state at the end of the installation, is believed to be the first of its kind. More.....

 

 

 

 


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