North Van Arts presents Mosaic Revival: Three Contemporary Expressions, May 2 to June 6
Works by internationally acclaimed mosaic artists Daryl Wood, Lilian Broca, and Maria Abagis to be displayed at CityScape Community ArtSpace
(From left) Lilian Broca’s The Sacred Union, Daryl Wood’s Twist of Fate, and Maria Abagis’s Remembering All the Light, featured in Mosaic Revival: Three Contemporary Expressions.
Mosaic Revival: Three Contemporary Expressions touches on the complexity and versatility of the ever-evolving, captivating, and formidable art form of mosaics. Shining a spotlight on this ancient medium, B.C. artists Daryl Wood, Lilian Broca, and Maria Abagis challenge the viewer’s perception of what a mosaic is, and its relevance in the art world today.
Join the artists for the exhibition’s opening reception on May 1 from 6 pm to 8 pm. There will also be an artist talk with Wood, Broca, and Abagis on May 24 from 2 pm to 4 pm. Both events are free.
Mosaic Revival runs from May 2 to June 6 at CityScape Community ArtSpace, which is open Wednesday to Saturday from 11 am to 5 pm.
Learn more about the exhibition through North Van Arts.
Post sponsored by North Van Arts.
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