Below you'll find links to mosaic artist and organization websites that can provide you with a lot of useful information. Viewing mosaic artwork from some of the online galleries is sure to inspire you.
Mosaic Organizations & Resource Websites
The Society of American Mosaic Artists (SAMA) is run by volunteers and is one of the world's premier mosaic organizations. Their website is packed with useful information about conferences they hold annually, national listings for mosaic classes you can take, and an extensive member artist gallery. Members of SAMA enjoy a monthly e-newsletter, a quarterly print publication entitled Groutline, and numerous other benefits. I encourage to visit their useful website and to join their organization if you haven't already done so.
This website represents Canada's official mosaic art organization and it includes resources for finding Canadian mosaic artists, material suppliers, and workshops.
Based in England, this website is self-described as The Online Magazine for All Things Mosaic. Their comprehensive website contains an artist gallery, book reviews, a tips & tricks sections as well as other useful resources.
If you've ever thought about trying to sell your mosaic artwork then etsy.com might be an avenue you'd like to try. On this website you can find handmade art and products in many forms. Etsy.com describes itself as an online marketplace for buying and selling all things handmade. Additionally, their mission is to enable people to make a living making things, and to reconnect makers with buyers.
Artist Websites
Sonia King is one of my favorite mosaic artists and she is well known in the mosaic arts community. Sonia is actively involved in SAMA (Society of American Mosaic Artists) and she has written a book entitled, Mosaic Techniques & Traditions, which is very well put together. Above all, Sonia's mosaic art pieces are what make her stand out. Her mostly abstract pieces are unparalleled in their precision and beauty.
Rhonda is another master of mosaic art that will inspire within you new ideas for your artistic endeavors. Her website gallery is broken up into 3 sections (Representational, Fauve-Inspired, Abstract) so there's a little bit of everything for everyone. I'm a big fan of her abstract pieces especially, but really all of her art in general.
Wendy Erdmann is the mosaic artist behind this well put together website. Wendy designs mosaics professionally for public, private and commercial installations. Her body of mosaic work includes murals, backsplashes, mirrors, signs, and more.
This artist's attractive website features her abstract and landscape mosaic pieces as well as some unique belt buckle mosaics that are available for purchase.
Eleanor has been a mosaic artist for over 9 years and also teaches mosaic classes in New Jersey. Her website gallery features abstract mosaics, birdbath mosaics and more.
Dmitry Grudsky is the mosaic artist and instructor behind this attractive website which features numerous photos of flower pot, sculpture, and mural mosaics.
Linda's website galleries contain a nice mix of mosaic pieces. She does wonderful things with functional pieces such as tables and mirrors. She tends to incorporate a lot of broken pottery into her designs which gives her a unique style. Her gallery is broken up into four sections (Whimsical, Contemporary, Black & Bright, Classic) so once again, there's probably something that everyone will like.
This Australia based mosaic studio has a fun and eclectic website which offers numerous galleries full of mosaic art created by artist Sandy Robertson and others.
Patrizia creates some amazing mosaic pieces with wonderful flowing lines that I really enjoy. Her gallery also showcases her incredible work in the architectural sector, (floors, swimming pools, backsplashes) as well as beautiful mirrors and tables that she's created.
Jayne is a local artist where Opus Mosaics is located in beautiful Missoula, Montana. She has been featured in numerous shows and exhibits across the country and is the owner and operator of Fresh Works Studio. In addition to her personal mosaic artwork, Jayne is an accomplished painter and is responsible for numerous large-scale community mosaic projects.
According to this website, "trencadis" is a term for a style of mosaic art that uses cast-off tiles, broken dishes, and found objects. Mosaic artist Monica Agnew's artwork in her Project Gallery certainly reflects this name and style. Her gallery includes many nice mosaic pieces including 3-D objects, tables, mirrors, picture frames & more.
As indicated by the website address, Lynn Adamo is the mosaicist behind this website and business. She does fantastic work with mixed media mosaics and specializes in fine art and architectural installations. I especially love her abstract mosaic art panels.
Christine Brallier is the mosaicist behind this pleasantly designed website. Her mosaic pieces focus on nature, people, and animals.
A husband and wife mosaic artist team is behind this website and the custom mosaic art it showcases. Their names are Carl and Sandra Bryant and they create really amazing stuff.
Kathy Manzella describes herself as a mosaic and mixed media artist with a focus on stained glass and ceramic tile. Her beautiful custom mosaic creations feature vibrant colors and fluid lines.
Yvette Huesler is the mosaic artist behind this website. Her mosaic pieces reflect her love of animals and dogs, especially her love for the Pembroke Welsh Corgi.
Concetta Perot is the United Kingdom based mosaicist behind this website that features a nice gallery full of a variety of styles of mosaics.
Artha Jackson is a self-taught mosaic artist that specializes in creating mosaic vessel sinks, geckos, pots, and vases. She also teaches mosaic classes in Gilbert, AZ so be sure to look her up if you live in the area.
The artist behind this website creates very unique looking mosaics including three-dimensional and outdoor pieces.
