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May 3 - May 26, 2026
How do we define ourselves? By our values, hopes, dreams, and fears. By our experiences in the past and present, the societies that raised us, the cultures and beliefs we hold. So many things shape who we are and who we hope to be. We are each unique individuals and part of a greater whole — circumstances guide us, but ultimately we each decide what is most important to honor within ourselves.Shaping Ourselves gathers work from artists reflecting on identity in its many forms: who we are as individuals, who we are together, and the forces — chosen and inherited — that make us. The exhibition embraces broad interpretations of the theme, offering a range of perspectives on what it means to become oneself.
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Jan 11 - Jun 25, 2026
Karl Schmitz is an artist whose abstract paintings explore the edges between complexity and simplicity, order and disorder, and intrinsic and projected meaning. Karl recently moved to Manchester from Poughkeepsie, NY where he had served as president of the Barrett Art Center. He currently maintains a studio at the Mosaic Art Collective in Manchester, NH.
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Apr 6 - Apr 28, 2026
Light and dark work together to evoke larger and deeper meanings. This exhibition features work that emphasizes the space that surrounds, the light that reveals, and the dimensionality that results from both.The artists in this show explore how absence can hold as much meaning as presence — how light can carve form, suggest movement, or create emotional resonance, and how darkness might function as a container, a threshold, or a place of rest. Across a range of media and approaches, these works engage with architectural voids, shadows, silhouettes, atmospheric light, quiet intervals, and the tension between what is visible and what is implied.
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Jan 28 - Mar 1, 2026
The story of our experiences is told through art. It can steady us—offering calm and grounding—while also shining a light on the actions of our communities and the wider social landscape we’re moving through.Peaceful Rebellion celebrates the act of making art and the awareness, perspective, and solace it can bring. Mosaic Art Collective invites you to experience a collection of original works in any medium that explore this theme—pieces that feel both reflective and quietly defiant, tender and true.
