About New Stone Age Mosaic Studio

Mary Clark-Camargo started doing mosaics in 2000. She is known for her large-scale sculptural pieces. Using a vast assortment of exotic glass, tile, semi-precious stone and other "found" objects she intertwines intricate patterns that are at once abstract and organic in nature. These highly decorative and complex mosaic pieces are her passion and she spends many long hours on each one. She patiently cuts and fits thousands of pieces of glass together knowing the satisfaction is in the final result.

Her versatility can be seen in her vast array of projects from fine art mosaic to functional and architectural pieces.

She has been featured on several television shows demonstrating her techniques and has been the subject of many newspaper and magazine articles.

She has done several public art projects in Pasadena and Eagle Rock California.

Her work has been exhibited at numerous art shows in recent years can be found at several galleries in the Los Angeles area. She was a featured artist at the 10th Annual  L A Day of the Dead Celebration at Hollywood Forever Cemetery.

New Stone Age Mosaic Studio was born out of necessity in January of 2009.Mary was looking for a studio because her work had outgrown her workspace at home and Sandra  Mastroianni from Cactus Gallery in Eagle Rock was downsizing her gallery. She took over a secondary room and transformed it into NSAMS by adding a counter for work and teaching classes. She showcased her talent by doing a custom mosaic countertop, backsplash and bathroom floor.Focusing on all things mosaic Mary not only displayed her work but also  brought in pieces from othwer talented mosaic artist. She also started selling vintage micromosaic jewely from Italy. Being" roomates"with Sandra and Cactus has been a great experience and Mary hopes that New Stone Age Mosaic Studio will be there for many years to come.

4532 1/2 Eagle Rock Blvd

Eagle Rock CA