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online mosaic art supply - smalti, mosaic gold, vitreous tile, millefiori, books and tools. So….this year, for the first time, The Host Hotel, Conference and Exhibition locations are located all under one Roof! We are still working with the University of Kentucky Department of Fine Arts and are very excited about this new opportunity! We were presented with a golden opportunity to present MAI in a newly renovated space in Lexington Center that would allow the exhibition to be extended for a longer period and accomdate more work. Yes, there has been a change of venue for Mosaic Arts International since we first announced we were headed to Lexington. Reservation cutoff date is January 27, 2012. Rate: $129 per night Single/Double Occupancy $139 per night Triple/Quad OccupancyĬall: 800.233.1234(ask for Society of American Mosaic Artists rate) or go to (group # to be determined) to make reservations. Made your Reservations for the American Mosaic Summit Yet? To be exhibited by photograph.Īrchitectural Mosaics – Mosaics that are permanently attached to a fixed structure or building that are typically a commission or public art. Large Scale Mosaics – Mosaics in the Wall Mosaic and Freestanding Mosaic categories that are too large to be shipped or exhibited in a gallery and are not attached to a fixed structure or building. Wall Mosaics – Mosaics that are mounted to a vertical flat surface that are 2 dimensional panels, bas relief panels, or wall sculptures.įreestanding Mosaics – Mosaics that are sculptural or 3 dimensional in form that stand by themselves on a pedestal or floor surface. There will be a new Award and Category structure for 2012! READ the Prospectus COMPLETELY! Josh Blanc, Handmade Tile Association, Minneapolis, Minnesota MaAll work at LCGM shipped back by this dateĪrturo Alonzo Sandoval, Professor of Art, University of Kentucky, Lexington MaArtist Reception at the Lexington Center Gallery and Museum

September 2, 2011: Digital Submission period opens on OctoDigital Submission Deadline ($45 entry fee through 10/28/11 $50 late entry fee 10/29-31/11)įebruary 13-15, 2012 Accepted works must be received at the Lexington Center Gallery and Museum, including hand- delivered and shipped March 1st through April 30th, 2012 Exhibition (works must remain in exhibits for the entire length of the show) The Society of American Mosaic Artists is a non-profit organization dedicated to educating, inspiring, and promoting excellence in mosaic arts. Mosaic Arts International unites compelling materials, innovative design and masterful technique currently explored by a selection of the best international artists working in the medium. Mosaic Arts International will be the first fine art exhibition featured in this gallery. The newly renovated space is located in the heart of Lexington and is in the center of the Lexington Center Complex which also houses the Lexington Convention Center, a shopping center and Rupp Arena. Mosaic Arts International 2012 will be held March 1 – Apat The Lexington Center Museum and Gallery in Lexington, Kentucky. Held in conjunction with SAMA’s annual conference, the juried exhibit presents the best in contemporary mosaics from SAMA’s diverse international membership. The Society of American Mosaic Artists (SAMA) invites artists working in mosaic media to submit applications to Mosaic Arts International(MAI) 2012. The Lexington Center Museum and Gallery, Lexington, Kentucky SAMA’s Annual International Juried Exhibition The prose is accompanied by notes illuminating Wosk’s extensive investigation of biblical and mythological aspects of the Esther story.ĬALL FOR ARTISTS – Deadline Oct. Scholar, rabbi and former Simon Fraser University professor Yosef Wosk took inspiration from Broca’s mosaics to create a lyrical prose poem in the voice of Esther. A Professor Emerita at the Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, Toronto, she has curated many exhibitions, including a showcase of the Scuola di Mosaici (Friuli, Italy) at the Royal Ontario Museum. Celebrated for her spirited exploration of contemporary societal issues in a variety of media, Broca draws on historical iconography, legends, and popular myths.Īrchaeologist, art historian, and curator Sheila Campbell has published widely on ancient and contemporary mosaics and Byzantine art. A recipient of the 2003 Florence Biennale gold medal, her work has been featured in sixty-five exhibitions in Canada, the United States, and Europe. Lilian Broca in her art studio working on last mosaicĪrtist Lilian Broca’s career has spanned three decades, including thirteen years teaching painting and drawing.