Reading Time: 5 minutes The eighth Biennial of Contemporary Mosaic opens in Ravenna, Italy, in October 2023. Here, we take a look at some of the numerous events that will be taking place over the following three months and give you a glimpse of some of the mosaic works that will be on show.
Category Archives: EXHIBITIONS
Unsettled Pieces exhibition opens, featuring work by three mosaicists
Reading Time: 6 minutes Unsettled Pieces, an exhibition of mosaic artwork featuring artists Debora Aldo, Nikki Sullivan, and Anabella Wewer, opens at the Art Complex Museum in Duxbury, Massachusetts, on 20 August and runs until 5 November 2023.
This exhibition is a collection of contemporary mosaics centred around the themes of our evolving planet and the changes in our environment. The three artists have chosen mosaic as the common language to explore issues affecting the planet, each in her own style.
International mosaic exhibition underway in Aldersbach
Reading Time: 6 minutes DOMO e.V. is currently holding an International Mosaic Exhibition as part of the Aldersbach Art Walk in and around Aldersbach Abbey in Germany. It runs until 4th November 2023. Here, we find out more and feature some of the mosaics and artists exhibiting.
An exhibition of research by Joanna Kessel
Reading Time: 2 minutes Memento, a new exhibition of Joanna Kessel’s recent research into traditional filato micro-mosaic techniques, will run from 24 February to 2 March 2023, at mote in Edinburgh.
PROCESS/DRIVEN: Two glass exhibitions open in March (UK)
Reading Time: 8 minutes A new book and exhibition, both set to launch in March, open a window on life as a glass artist in the UK. In celebration of Catherine Dunstan’s new book – Creative and Professional Development for Glass Artists – the PROCESS exhibition will simultaneously launch at Crystal Mile Contemporary, Stourbridge, owned by Blowfish Glass founder Bethany Wood. Read a conversation between Catherine and Bethany to find out more…
Planning a successful exhibition
Reading Time: 5 minutes Tracey Cartledge, Vice Chair of the British Association for Modern Mosaic (BAMM), and Aleta Doran, Artist in Residence at Chester Cathedral, organised and curated the Constellations exhibition for BAMM, which took place last year. Rhona Duffy asks Tracey and Aleta what they learned along the way.
Hanging by a Thread exhibitions underway: Mosaics for Afghan women
Reading Time: 6 minutes Exhibitions as part of the Hanging by a Thread project are taking place across the world. The project aims to raise awareness of the plight of Afghan women and girls, and involves over 1,200 experienced and amateur mosaic artists from 46 countries. Each artist has made a small segment of glass mosaic, which is being joined togetherContinue reading “Hanging by a Thread exhibitions underway: Mosaics for Afghan women”
7th Ravenna Biennial of Contemporary Mosaic
Reading Time: < 1 minute This time we feature the 7th Ravenna Biennial of Contemporary Mosaic, which is – at the time of publishing – currently taking place in various venues across Italy.
Exhibition: Putting the Pieces Back Together
Reading Time: 2 minutes Building on its debut exhibition in 2021, Ontario Mosaic Artists showcases the work of 22 mosaic artists in its ‘Putting the Pieces Back Together’ exhibition. It features art by both internationally acclaimed and emerging artists from across Ontario. It runs from 5-30 October 2022.
Two mosaic and glass exhibitions at Canberra Glassworks until 14 August
Reading Time: 4 minutes Canberra Glassworks is currently running two exhibitions – Quietly Spoken and On Reflection – showcasing the works of Canberra-based Annette Blair and Sydney-artist Kate Nixon. The exhibitions were curated by Canberra Glassworks Artistic Director, Aimee Frodsham.
Exhibitions to visit (May – July 2022)
Reading Time: 4 minutes Here, we take a look at just two of the exhibitions you might like to visit over the coming months. Enjoy!
Exhibitions to visit
Reading Time: 3 minutes Here, we take a look at some of the exhibitions you might like to visit over the coming months.