Beautiful Mosaic Art
to Engage, Evoke, Enjoy

Capture the story of your space with Stacia Goodman Mosaics. We create custom mosaic art commissions and public art installations – interior and exterior – in colorful glass, ceramic tile, hand-made tile and mixed media. Our passion? Delivering stunning art that celebrates inclusive stories of people, place and culture.

Experience: Based in Minneapolis*, Minnesota, and lead by mosaic artist Stacia Goodman, our mosaic-artisan team specializes in turn-key mosaic design, fabrication and installation. Scroll to see our work in healthcare, education, transportation, commercial, municipal, worship and hospitality spaces everywhere.

Art consultant inquiries welcomed.

*Stacia Goodman Mosaics acknowledges this is the traditional homeland of Indigenous people, including the Dakhóta Oyáte (Dakota People), unfairly ceded in the Treaties of 1837 & 1851 after they had stewarded the land for millennia.

Commissions and Public Art

Stacia (pronounced “stay-shah”) Goodman Mosaics provides professional mosaic art design, fabrication and installation. We frequently work with art consultants, public art commissioners, interior designers, architects and building pros on commercial and public art projects. We also collaborate with other artists -- muralists, metalwork, sculpture and technology.

Our work ranges from gallery pieces and larger triptychs, to soaring two-story wonders (interior and exterior). We can digitally scale up our existing imagery and print on canvas, too.

Where does your work appear?

Here’s a sampling of public collections:

Healthcare

• Stanford University, CA

• Mayo Clinic, MN

• Frauenshuh Cancer Center, MN

Commercial

• Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, MN

• North Lakeland Discovery Center, WI 

• Seven Points (retail/entertainment center), MN        

What makes your mosaics unique?

Our timeless mosaic designs – in modern to whimsical – capture creative placemaking stories with impeccable and contemporary execution. We start every collaboration with community engagement, research and providing many concepts.

What is your public art philosophy?

Public art is the most democratic of art forms. It should engage citizens in conversation that can vary from understanding historical and cultural backgrounds, to driving attachment to pride of place and social cohesion. We place great value on conducting community ideation sessions and welcome opportunities to educate, demonstrate and mentor.

What materials do you use?

We work in colorful art glass, mosaic tile (commercial and hand-made tile), mixed-media, and we create abstract wooden mosaics, too. Our work can be a combination of these materials, with added beading and small objects for interest.

Do you incorporate salvaged, reclaimed or on-site materials?

Yes. Mosaics can tell a deeper story that bridges past to present by upcycling materials from a building renovation, such as wood, tile and hardware. We always try to demonstrate sustainability and minimize waste! We’ve also used brand objects to boost marketing. For example, a beverage formulation company had us sprinkle in bottle caps for a signature lobby mosaic.  

How much does your artwork cost?

We work with all budgets! Cost varies by size, materials, design complexity and level of community engagement. Another option: Have us digitally scale up a hyper-zoom image of an existing mosaic image and print a wall decal or framed print.

Who creates the artwork?

We design, fabricate and install our mosaics, unless our client wants to install. Occasionally, we may subcontract for sculptural forms, framing and large-scale installation. For large mosaics, we fabricate smaller sections in-studio, then transport sections on site for installation.

Are smaller works framed and ready to hang?

We can add professional framing, leave that to clients, or provide mosaic edges for an additional fee. For hanging, we typically use standard, metal z-cleats. For new commissions, we can build in the preferred hanging mechanism.

Does Stacia give educational talks or lectures, mosaic demonstrations, and help with public art promotion?

Yes. Stacia has done this on many occasions, including on live TV and radio.

Case studies

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