Pictured work from left: 'Clay and Copper' by Raja Vasireddi, 'Orange Skin Study' by Lilly Allan
On View Now
March 20 to May 9, 2026
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The show features works that convey meaning through embodied art practices. These pieces explore the rich history, tradition, and cultural expression of contemporary sculpture, including ceramics, glass, and stone, as well as innovative, re-interpretative sculptural works using non-traditional materials that push the boundaries of visual art.
We are proud to showcase work from the following artists:
CJ Miller
Elena Roth
Larinda Di Gioia
Laura Marie Sanchez
Elena Morone
Ruby Tewahade
Raja Vasireddi
Mattie Fate Wild
Matthew Grooves
Julia Peters
T.J. Hine
Jill Labrasseur
Elaine Waxmen
Leif Hart
Sophia Tripp
Lilly Allan
Dawn Moon
Caroline Upton
Andy Breslin
McKinley Rorschach
Gayle R. Spill Ephraim
Anna Kulula
Yaz Y
Mary Kirby
Up Next
‘What We Saved: Femmage Revisited’ is a juried exhibition that highlights collage as a uniquely feminine art form of saving, fragmenting, and mending to tell women’s stories. The exhibition is organized by The Gallery of Contemporary Mosaics and the Chicago Collage Community.
Artists from the Chicago area are encouraged to submit work that explores themes of saving, collecting, and feminist narratives. This exhibition aims to honor collage and its history while inspiring contemporary collage artists to reconsider their work through the Femmage framework, which is both openly political and deeply personal.
"What We Saved: Femmage Revisited", will take place May 15 - July 9, 2026 at the Gallery of Contemporary Mosaics. Applications will be juried through a blind jury process by the curatorial board of The Chicago Mosaic School and the Chicago Collage Community.
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