Chuck Close is a famous American painter. Who became famous for his hyper detailed photorealist portraits. However, after suffered a spinal artery collapse that left with very limited use of his hands and fingers, he taught himself to paint again in a new mosaic style.
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Read More »Through the endeavor of a neighborhood in San Francisco, the staircase between 16th avenue and Moraga adorns 163 steps with handmade mosaics ranging from colorful patterns and textures to animals and fish tiles.
Read More »In Moscow, Russia, a new Guinness Book of World records was made by Russian artist and sculptor, Arkady Kim. He made the world's largest coffee bean mosaic mural; It is adorned by over one million coffee beans, stretches 30 square meters and weighs 397 pounds.
Read More »German designer and artist based in New York, Nina Boesch creates beautiful graphic mosaics out of the NYC MetroCards. They are all hand crafted using the colorful front and black and white back of these paper transportation ticket cards.
Read More »Any highly visible beautification or infrastructure project that will make a long-lasting or permanent impact to a neighborhood may be eligible for grants ranging from $5,000 to $25,000.
Read More »A look at some of our favorite robots and projects from the 2012 Worlds Makers Faire NYC
Read More »Using over 4,000 Rubik's Cubes Pete Fecteau, an American designer and artist, created a mosaic depicting the face of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Read More »New England Home Magazine spotlights Artaic's mosaic making robot "Arty" - "Nimble as Fred Astaire, Arty is the size of a catering truck, a half-ton of metal and cutting-edge science; a robot that never gets tired, never makes mistakes and works ten times faster than the fastest human."
Read More »Artaic uses START grant funding to team up with local Non-Profit to create unique mosaics that will help bridge economic, racial and social divisions by providing under-resourced youth with the keys to self-sufficiency through paid employment in the arts.
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