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We love featuring a variety of mosaic artists and jewelers. Something is always new!
May 2 to July 27, 2025
For the first time, Andamento Gallery presents a group exhibition from members of CMA2.
CMA2 is an international, non-profit community of mosaic artists of all skill levels, from beginners to professionals.
To learn more about CMA2, visit ComtemporaryMosaicArt.com
This exhibit features the work of 13 mosaic artists from across the U.S.
Karen Earnhardt - NC Linda Conn - OR
Bonnie Fitzgerald - VA Alli Robb - WA
Roslyn Zinner - MD Ralf Wessel - MO
Luci Lytle - WA Linda Biggers - NY
Dee Ruff - AZ Melanie Berry - MD
Barbara Svoboda - MD Barbara Andersen - MD
France Garrido - NJ
“A Message from the Outside” by Melanie Berry
“Private Moment” by Roslyn Zinner
“Supernatural Delight” by Linda Biggers
“Rainbow Trout” by Alli Robb
Also Showing at Andamento Now
Become Spellbound - Jewelry by Kari Dern
Kari is a gifted local(!) artist in Baltimore City. She considers herself a spiritual seeker and has been creating art since childhood. Kari is passionate about crystals, minerals and fossils, and all treasures of the natural world. Living in Manhattan when she started this line of jewelry, she took a leap of faith in 2017, leaving a successful career in the corporate world to begin creating full time.
I am delighted to offer her work out Andamento! All of Kari’s jewelry features authentic crystals and fossil talismans, with attention to the energetic properties of each piece. She uses a proprietary sculptural process (no metal) for the gold and silver look without the weight.
See more: https://www.becomespellbound.com
August 1 to October 25, 2025 - Luci Lytle & Alli Robb
Detour by Luci Lytle
Heart Beat by Luci Lytle
Luci Lytle
I escaped from engineering in 1995 to explore the arts through recycled and found materials, I am self-taught and created my technique of Corrugated Mosaics.
I have been working primarily with recycled materials for over 25 years.
I love the alchemy of transforming ordinary corrugated boxes into something new and extraordinary. I turn corrugated boxes inside out in order to expose the natural variations of color and texture hidden within.
In the past decades, I have been collecting and experimenting with a variety of more traditional mosaic materials but still relying on recycled and found materials that I have discovered in dumpsters, alleyways, yard sales and cast off as scrap by others.
I find it so exciting to combine these traditional and non-traditional materials into contemporary mosaics.
Alli Robb
My home studio is a place of quiet joy where I enjoy working primarily in smalti and am often inspired by botanical elements, color gradients, and the natural world; I am highly influenced by the flora and fauna of the Pacific and Inland Northwest, which I have called home nearly all my life. I embrace the entire color palette, emphasizing texture and whimsy. Characteristically, I blend Mexican, Italian, and gold leaf smalti to create color washes smattered with variance. I am inspired by watercolors of the subjects I take on and enjoy the challenge of “painting” with tesserae.
Roots by Alli Robb
Chicken! by Alli Robb
November 7, 2025 to January 25, 2026 - M4 Collective
Jacki Gran, Shug Jones, Julie Dilling, Jenny Perry, Dawnmarie Zimmerman (Mosaic Artists)
M4 Collective is a group of four American mosaic artists: Jacki Gran (Florida), Jenny Perry (Oklahoma), Julie Dilling (Texas) and Shug Jones (Texas). Each artist brings a unique style and viewpoint into their wall hanging and sculptural fine art mosaics. Dawnmarie Zimmerman (Pennsylvania) will be joining them for this exhibit.
Jacki Gran works in her home studio, splitting her time in Homestead, Florida and Lincoln, Maine. She works primarily in smalti, a traditional mosaic material. Smalti is a richly colored glass originating from the glass furnaces of Italy and Mexico. Most of her mosaics have accents using 24K Gold smalti creating incredible color, shine and reflectivity. Jacki is best known for her series of beautiful long necked, large-eyed mosaic girls.
Julie Dilling was born in the Fort Worth area and after living in various locations with her parents (her father was in the Air Force), she continued traveling with her Army husband before returning to her roots. Julie is known for her striking sculptural mosaics. Whether wall mounted or resting on a pedestal, her mosaics are filled with smalti, stone, beads, glass, and found objects on hand-built substrates. Her work is inspired by her life experiences and the natural world around her.
I Wanna Be Sedated by Jenny Perry
Jenny Perry grew up in Southern California but moved to Oklahoma in her twenties. She creates her mosaics from smalti, stone, unglazed porcelain, glass, and a variety of other materials including found objects that she finds on her forages along country roads that she refers to as Redneck Beachcombing. Jenny creates both abstract and realistic mosaics, many including words and themes close to her heart.
Anam Cara by Dawnmarie Zimmerman
For over 20 years, Dawnmarie Zimmerman’s use of stained glass and reclaimed materials has established her as a unique and pioneering spirit among contemporary mosaic artists. Her work has exhibited throughout the US and presented at premiere art festivals and galleries throughout Western PA. She has been a rostered artist with the Pennsylvania Council of the Arts and Southern Allegheny Museum of Art’s Artist in Residence Program, conducting residencies in K‐12 schools throughout Western Pennsylvania. She has taught all ages in basic mosaic technique and has written articles and instructional material on working with stained glass and non‐toxic adhesives.
Since 2005, she has served the Society of American Mosaic Artists as Executive Director where she is responsible for strategic guidance to the Board, management of staff and independent contractors and the execution of administration of programs including the American Mosaic Summit, Mosaic Arts International Exhibition, SAMA’s Website, publications, podcast and scholarship program.
Additionally, Ms. Zimmerman served on the Board of Directors for Touchstone Center for Crafts in Farmington, PA, in 2015 and is a member of Americans for the Arts and the Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council.
A Pint in the Pub by Shug Jones
Shug Jones, a seventh generation Texan, is from North Texas, where she returned after living several years in Southeast Asia and Europe with her Navy husband. These experiences plus her continued travel have greatly inspired and influenced her mosaics. While she occasionally works abstractly with smalti and stone, her love of stained glass draws her to create photo-realistic art that concentrates on her observance of people around her and their interactions with others.