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Mosaics of Central New Mexico

Mosaic New Mexico, a collective of mosaic artists, has produced Mosaics of Central New Mexico - a Self-Guided Tour, in both digital and paper form. With forty full-color pages, it celebrates 65 sites that are accessible to the public located in Albuquerqe, Rio Rancho, Tijeras, Mountainair, Edgewood, Placitas and Bernalillo. The guide books are available free of charge at the mosaic locations and elsewhere. The goal of the guide is to bring attention to the wide array of creative public mosaic in our community and include individual and group endeavors funded through private businesses, churches, various organizations, volunteers and government agencies.

Mosaic New Mexico, a collective of mosaic artists, has produced Mosaics of Central New Mexico - a Self-Guided Tour, in both digital and paper form. With forty full-color pages, it celebrates 65 sites that are accessible to the public located in Albuquerqe, Rio Rancho, Tijeras, Mountainair, Edgewood, Placitas and Bernalillo. The guide books are available free of charge at the mosaic locations and elsewhere. The goal of the guide is to bring attention to the wide array of creative public mosaic in our community and include individual and group endeavors funded through private businesses, churches, various organizations, volunteers and government agencies.

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C e n t r a l Albuquerque<br />

East <strong>of</strong> Broadway, North <strong>of</strong> Coal/Zuni, and South <strong>of</strong> Menaul<br />

Throughout Albuquerque,<br />

groups <strong>of</strong> adults and children<br />

have worked with lead artists<br />

to create unique and decorative<br />

mosaics. One Percent for the<br />

Arts and other organizations<br />

have helped with support and<br />

funding, as well as many<br />

business owners. Individual<br />

mosaic artists have also created<br />

works <strong>of</strong> joy for the public.<br />

ALL PHOTOS: Migration by Lead artist Susan Linnell - San Mateo Blvd. from Constitution to Lomas,<br />

east side. TOP RIGHT: River ABOVE LEFT TO RIGHT: Sun, Mountain BOTTOM RIGHT: Detail <strong>of</strong><br />

Mountain Susan Linnell worked with landscape architects and three groups <strong>of</strong> school children (95 in all) on<br />

the six-block long project. Three free-standing forms are Sun, River, and Mountain. The migratory pathway<br />

<strong>of</strong> the birds and animals <strong>of</strong> our region are depicted. Tiles by children represent animals in their habitat. The<br />

Mountain can be found between Constitution and Summer; The River can be found between Summer<br />

and Mountain; The Sun Sculpture can be found between Mountain and Marble. Funded by the City <strong>of</strong><br />

Albuquerque Public Art Program. PHOTO CREDIT: Susan Linnell.<br />

10 | <strong>Mosaics</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Central</strong> <strong>New</strong> <strong>Mexico</strong>

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