Susan Jablon Mosaics is thrilled to have your installation photos. Please email them. This is a blend of 3/4" tiles with 3/4" stainless steel.
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Friday, July 9, 2010
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Semi Precious Stone!
At Susan Jablon Mosaics, we strive to offer the best and the most gorgeous. Check out our collection of Semi Precious Stone, it is available in whole sheets, can be sold by the single tile, and it is beautiful in blends!
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Mosaic Wallpaper Installed!!!
Susan Jablon Mosaics is proud to show off more images of the Roxbury Contemporary Catskill Lodging Expansion, scheduled to open later this summer! Coming together so beautifully. Check out the mosaic wallpaper!
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Thursday, July 1, 2010
Planting for Peace!
Susan Jablon Mosaics donated the tile for a mosaic project between Israel, and Akron, Ohio . Check out how these artists are cultivating understanding with their project 'Planting for Peace!'
http://www.jpost.com/Features/InThespotlight/Article.aspx?id=180089
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Binghamton Mosaic News Coverage!
Here at Susan Jablon Mosaics, we are proud of our Binghamton installation. Check out some of our recent coverage.
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Mosaic installation Binghamton!!!
Susan Jablon Mosaics is pleased to announce the completion of our community centered mosaic in Binghamton, NY. We donated this mosaic in hopes of invigorating the downtown area of Binghamton. The community of Binghamton supported us by placing tiles on the wall, playing music, and bringing food. We call this a success!
Monday, June 28, 2010
Susan Jablon Mosaics creates mosaic in Downtown Binghamton
Artist's mural to shine in downtown Binghamton
Local children can help create colored-glass mosaic
By George Basler
gbasler@gannett.com
BINGHAMTON -- Susan Jablon hopes what she's doing this weekend will be "a gift to my children's hometown" and a colorful addition to life in downtown Binghamton.
Starting Friday, the Vestal artist whose mosaic artwork has been featured on the television programs "Extreme Makeover Home Edition" and "Hell's Kitchen" will begin creating a mosaic mural by gluing more than 30,000 pieces of colored glass to a wall, which used to be part of a fountain, by the former Lincoln First bank building.
And she's issued an open invitation to the community to be involved in the process. Children who come to the site Saturday can put their own pieces into the mosaic, she said. People also can sign up in advance on Jablon's Facebook page.
The mosaic will be a "reflection of color, imagery and light" and symbolize the rekindling of interest in downtown, said Jablon, who owns Susan Jablon Mosaics, an online glass tile company.
Planning for the mosaic began two years ago when Jablon was approached by the now-defunct Southern Tier Celebrates! to create a piece of public art in Binghamton. City officials picked the site, which is located across Court Street from Boscov's and River Read Books.
Jablon is financing the effort herself, with no tax money going into the project. She will be aided this weekend by her two children, both of whom are artists, and Chris Long, a mosaic artist who is volunteering his time. They plan to have one side of the wall done by the end of Sunday and decorate the other side of the wall over the summer.
The finished work will feature 400 different styles of mosaics in various sizes and textures, Jablon said. She hopes involving the community in the project will lessen the chance of any vandalism.
"We hope when people walk by, it will give them a moment of hope," she said.
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