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This holiday season, Mosaic Art Collective invites you to celebrate the opening of All That Glitters, a group exhibition of small works that sparkle with the spirit of the season. Join us for an evening of art, community, and holiday cheer as we showcase original pieces in a variety of mediums that capture a sense of light, festivity, and brilliance.

This exhibition features beautifully curated works perfect for holiday gifting and collecting:

All pieces are sized at 12" x 12" or smaller (including frames) for easy display
Works are priced under $400, offering accessible options for art lovers and collectors

This is a buy-off-the-wall exhibition, so you can take your favorite piece home that very night! We'll have a complimentary gift wrap station available for all purchases, with donations supporting Mosaic Art Collective.

We'll also be hosting an Art Supply Drive for the Webster House—please consider bringing new or gently used art supplies to support this wonderful cause.

Come celebrate local artists, find the perfect gift, and kick off the holiday season with us!

5b:T4fb,Watercolor and Ink These are all furry family members that I have had in my life one way or another. The world has become a scary place to hear about and view. My pets have grounded me. They make me laugh and comfort me when I am sad. I have chosen to focus my creative energy on capturing their essence through this medium and share it with others. “Enlarged Braille” This concept came to me while brainstorming for two works of art for the Sensory Circus exhibit in Portland, ME a few years ago. One of the required pieces had to focus on just one bodily sense, I chose touch. Every day people use braille in a variety of circumstances. Braille is very small bumps in a standard formula to convey letters, punctuation and grammar. I decided to take that formula of writing onto the canvas with the thought of slightly smaller billboard style braille. Once I created the first one, titled, “touch me” I knew I wasn’t done. Creating these touchable paintings is entrancing. I love that the viewers are then encouraged to feel what I have created. These take days to complete. The hardest part is finding a safe place for drying time (at least 48 hours). Once the piece is completely dry, then I seal it so that the audience may feel the braille. 5c:T457,My artistic practice is an extension of my lifelong commitment to advocacy. I view the canvas and the intricate materials of mixed media as spaces to process the complexities of the human experience—specifically the intersections of pain, strength, and the systemic challenges of the healthcare world. Whether I am working on a textured acrylic piece like "Exhausted Sadness" or meticulously piecing together a mosaic of stained glass, my goal is to transform personal and societal struggles into a visual narrative that demands empathy. I believe that art is a powerful tool for grounding the spirit and giving a tangible voice to those who often feel unheard. Currently, my work focuses on the tactile nature of mixed media, blending the rhythmic precision of macrame and crochet with the bold, emotive strokes of acrylic painting. This layering of techniques reflects the multifaceted nature of survival and the beauty found in rebuilding. My philosophy is rooted in the idea that art should not only be seen but felt—acting as a catalyst for conversation, healing, and the relentless pursuit of equity.5d:T457,My artistic practice is an extension of my lifelong commitment to advocacy. I view the canvas and the intricate materials of mixed media as spaces to process the complexities of the human experience—specifically the intersections of pain, strength, and the systemic challenges of the healthcare world. Whether I am working on a textured acrylic piece like "Exhausted Sadness" or meticulously piecing together a mosaic of stained glass, my goal is to transform personal and societal struggles into a visual narrat

All that Glitters Catalog

All that Glitters Catalog