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MUSIC & ART
week, specialty classes once a month, and a kids art camp in the fire station and on the Hockley County Credit Union—just to
July. She says that at least half of her students fall in love with name a few. If you can’t make it to Levelland, the city’s website
mosaics and stay with it. Many of her students are retired. offers a virtual tour.
Some have special needs and come to her through Workforce
Solutions. She even has a 91-year-old student. Pauline is a member of the Society of American Mosaic Artists
and Contemporary Mosaic Artists of America. She is the only
Mosaics are not Pauline’s only interest. She offers classes in mosaic teacher in Lubbock. Following Levelland, her goal is to
micro mosaic jewelry, quilling, 3D fabric mosaics, geodes, Mosaic Texas!
poured painting, found objects, foiled stained
glass, decoupage pumpkins, cast concrete
mushrooms, and (for the over 21 crowd)
“mosaics and merlot.” Most of her classes are
offered at Glassyalley, but group classes can be
done in a private residence or office. She even
does team-building sessions!
Covid brought about a new and popular
element to her art business: mosaic kits! To
keep the business going when people weren’t
coming out to classes, Pauline developed kits
with everything needed to create a mosaic of
a specific theme. The kits were originally sold
to her students and through farmers markets.
They have since become a big part of her
business and can be purchased through her
website (glassyalley.com), at her studio at 1940
Texas Ave., and through the many art shows in
which she participates. Her holiday kits always
sell well as do the geckos, wine bottles, and
various Texas themes. Football helmets that
can be customized with your team’s colors are
especially popular.
Glassyalley is about more than classes—it is
also an art gallery and antique shop. Plus, it is
where Pauline does her own art. Since 2019, the
City of Levelland has been known as the City of
Mosaics and features many of Pauline’s mosaics
and some done by her former students. The
“Squares on the Square” contains 80 handrails
done by her students who each volunteered to
do a square. You can also see Pauline’s work on
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