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I recently finished my first sheep mosaic. Though most of the sheep I see are white, I decided the brown sheep were more interesting. This one is modeled on several I photographed in Essex, NY. I used mostly stained glass on the sheep with millefiore for the eyes, nostrils, and paisley centers, and beads for the paisley outlines
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Visitors to the site have expressed interest in my Boston Harbor mosaic, shown on the opening page of this website. Though that piece was sold, I recently finished a smaller version of the same view of Boston (looking across the harbor from the airport toward the Boston Harbor Hotel and surrounding area). The smaller version is approximately 5″ high by 13″ wide and framed in an exquisite blue mottled and high gloss frame. Called Mini Boston Harbor, it is a mixed ...
Continue Reading →From 10 am – 4 pm on November 5, 2016, I will be participating in the First Parish Church”s Annual Holiday Artisans Fair in Concord, MA. One of 50 juried artists and artisans, I will be showing and selling mosaic art critters and cityscapes as well as photo cards and prints. Hope to see you!
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I dropped off my photo in Lowell yesterday for the upcoming exhibit called Alienation. I was told that the jurors only accepted 40 pieces for the show and only 8 from Massachusetts. I am looking forward to the reception on September 10th at the Loading Dock Gallery. The gallery is very nice. It’s in one of the old mill buildings that have been refurbished into art studios. Hope to see you at the show!
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Yeah! I am very happy to announce that my photo “Dear God” was accepted to this national juried exhibit to be held at the Loading Dock Gallery in Lowell, Massachusetts. 
The show entitled: Alienation: The World As It Is Or Should Be will run August 31 – September 25, 2016 with an Opening Reception ...
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Just finished #4 in the Italy series. Entitled Resting Gondolas, Venice this is a mixed media mosaic using stained glass primarily for the sky, water, and gondolas. The church in the background, called San Giorgio is depicted largely with smalti and beads. The mosaic is 12″ x 16″ framed in a stained pine frame.
The first member exhibit of the recently formed New England Mosaics Society opened on Monday, May 15th at Emerson Hospital in Concord, Massachusetts. The show Contemporary Mosaics – Modern Interpretation of an Ancient Art will run through July 15. Twenty-five pieces representing various mosaic styles and methods, and subjects are on display in the Main Lobby gallery of the hospital and may be viewed during hospital hours.
Emerson Hospital – 133 Old Rd to 9 Acre Corner, Concord, MA
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Continue Reading →The Arts in Bloom Show has generated much enthusiasm and will be extended through June 23rd.
JUROR: Katherine French, Director of Catamount Arts (Previous Director of the Danforth Art Museum)
LOCATION: New gallery at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts, 98 Hayden Rowe St., Hopkinton. Hours are weekdays, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, visit www.hopartscenter.org/in-the-gallery or call (508) 435-9222.
Coverage by the Metrowest newspaper can be found here: Hopkinton Arts ...
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Opening Reception & Lecture, Wednesday, June 8th, 6 – 8 pm.
Emerson Hospital of Concord, Massachusetts is hosting the first members’ exhibition of the recently formed New England Mosaic Society (NEMS), a volunteer organization that promotes and supports mosaics as a fine art. Two dozen pieces were selected for the exhibit. They represent mosaic artists from across New England who ...
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I am very pleased to say the Hopkinton Center for the Arts accepted one of my mosaic critters for their 2016 Arts In Bloom show. The exhibit will run April 29 – June 2. Opening reception is Friday, April 29, 6:30 – 8 pm. This juried exhibition showcases prize-winning artwork, complemented by one-of-a-kind floral arrangements provided by the Hopkinton Garden Club.
JUROR: Katherine French, Director of Catamount Arts (Previous Director of the Danforth Art Museum)
LOCATION: New gallery at the Hopkinton ...
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