The specialized book "Mosaics and Micromosaics" offers a comprehensive exploration of the history and technique of mosaics, starting with the earliest examples in ancient Greece and extending to significant works of modern times. It highlights the stylistic development and the role of mosaics in political and public spaces, including the impressive Hagia Sophia and the Royal Albert Hall. By analyzing key moments, such as the competition in Venice in the 16th century, the cultural significance of this art form becomes clear. Additionally, the book provides insights into the practical side of mosaic making, including the art of micromosaics, supported by an interview with the experienced artist Maurizio Fiorvanti. The authors Alice Minter and Simona Valeriani bring their expertise as curators and lecturers at the V&A to guide readers on an informative journey through the world of mosaics.