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Do come over to my open studio at the amazing @tri Do come over to my open studio at the amazing @trinitybuoywharf @openhouselondon , I’ll be there 10-5 both Saturday/Sunday and you can see a multitude of public art projects being assembled . It’s a great ‘secret’ spot where the River Lea meets The Thames. #mosaic #community #art #london #londonforfree
What a fantastic day celebrating the official open What a fantastic day celebrating the official opening of the new Moseley Village train station -one of the three new stations on the Camp Hill Line -on Saturday 18 July. Artyface Community Art was delighted to bring people together at the stations to create their own beautiful ceramic clay tiles, with participants of all ages and abilities taking part. It was wonderful to see so many local residents, families and visitors leave their creative mark on this special occasion. A huge thank you to everyone who joined us and made a unique clay tile. Each one will now be fired and glazed before being incorporated into three bespoke community mosaic roundels—one for Moseley Village, one for Pineapple Road, and one for Kings Heath station. These artworks will become a lasting celebration of the communities they represent, created by the people who live, work and travel there. Thank you to everyone who stopped by, got their hands dirty with clay, and helped make the day such a memorable celebration. #moseleyvillage #trainstation #camphillmosaics #comunityart #birmingham
Four new Weaver Line mosaic roundels unveiled at B Four new Weaver Line mosaic roundels unveiled at Bethnal Green Overground Station! What an incredible celebration! It has been a privilege to work with so many people to create four permanent mosaic artworks celebrating the newly named Weaver Line and the rich history, creativity and resilience of Bethnal Green and the East End. The mosaics were created with pupils and staff from Stewart Headlam Primary School, visitors to a two-day open workshop at Rich Mix, and members of the community at the Good Shepherd Mission food bank. The artworks celebrate the area’s remarkable story – from the Huguenot silk weavers of Brick Lane and the textile and fashion industries, to the many communities who have made the East End their home. They also acknowledge the thread that connects the Weaver Line to Walthamstow and the legacy of William Morris. Community participants pressed fabrics, needles, pinking shears and sewing tools into clay to create beautiful textile-inspired textures, alongside words and symbols reflecting local history.References include the Leman Album of historic silk designs, the mulberry tree, public transport, the V&A Museum of Childhood, York Hall, Arnold Circus, Roman Road, the famous Pellicci cafe, as well as the enduring East End spirit represented by ”¡No Pasarán!” – remembering those who stood against fascism in the Battle of Cable Street. A huge thank you to everyone who made a tile, came to a workshop, supported the project or joined us for the launch. Special thanks to Trinity Buoy Wharf Trust for funding the project, First Rail for supporting the project, TfL and A.J. Wells for the beautiful enamel signs, Ardex UK and , Marmox UK for generously sponsoring materials. Also to the entire Artyface team for their dedication, creativity and hard work. Here’s to many years of people discovering the stories woven into these mosaics every time they pass through Bethnal Green. There are two on the street outside the station, one just inside the ticket barriers and one on the platform travelling away from Liverpool Street direction. Big thanks Charis aka @monokraum for the photos #communityart #londonoverground #mosaicart #bethnalgreen #publicart
Created with local residents- as always community Created with local residents- as always community is at the heart of the project! This latest colourful mosaic roundel had a lovely unveiling on June 17, 2026. We were honoured to have Geoff Coleman, the CEO of the Mildmay Hospital, give a very moving speech about the work of the dedicated doctors, nurses and team in the 80s when HIV was a new and very frightening virus. The compassion, bravery and care of staff and volunteers at the Mildmay Hospital is celebrated with the renaming of the Mildmay Line, celebrating our beloved NHS and the pioneering work that took place. Lots of clay tile making workshops took place at Acton Gardens, at City Harvest Food Bank and at a Meet the Manager event at a local station. Acton Historical Society, along with other local organisations and community members, took part making bespoke individual clay tiles celebrating this area -the local history, people, places and events that residents wanted to celebrate in this unique public work of art. Vistry Group generously funded this project along with First Rail. Special thanks go to sponsors Marmox UK, Ardex UK, A.J.Wells and the stainless steel for the metal frame came from @metals4u_uk . As always massive thanks to all participants and the Artyface team and all who took part. There’s a link in bio to a lovely article written by the Mildmay Hospital about this project. #southacton #community #mosaic_art #publicart
Come and join us at the brand-new station opening Come and join us at the brand-new station opening at Moseley Village on Saturday, July 18. I will be there 11 am-3pm with some soft clay tiles for people to make their mark in and some other activities in case the clay runs out! Your mini masterpieces will be carefully trimmed, fired to 1000 degrees, then glazed by hand and fired again to 1280°.This makes them frostproof, colourful and durable - full of your messages for commuters and passers- by for the coming years. We are really looking forward to working with The Community at the Station to create the mosaic roundel for Moseley Village. We already have some tiles made having worked with students at local schools as well as community workshops on the Camphill Line over the past month. Perhaps you can spot your tile in the reel? #publicart #mosaic #camphillmosaics #train #railway
We’re really excited to announce 5 beautiful hand- We’re really excited to announce 5 beautiful hand-crafted, community made mosaics. These will be for 5 brand new train stations in the Midlands! We had a brilliant start to the clay tile workshops as part of the production of a new commission for West Midland Combined Authority. Following the success of Perry Barr and University station mosaics, which celebrated the Commonwealth Games, we can now announce 5 new exciting mosaics for 5 brand new stations in Birmingham and Walsall: Pineapple Road, Kings Heath and Moseley Village in Birmingham; Darlaston and Willenhall in Walsall. The projects are off to a wonderful start with workshops already taken place in a primary school (Pool Hayes) and a special needs school (New Leaf) in Darlaston and also a wonderful day at Pineapple House near Pineapple Road Station. So many people of all ages and abilities enjoyed making clay tiles for their mosaics. We are looking forward to the upcoming workshops in many schools and community settings over the coming months. Hope to see you there! More details coming soon: watch this space … #communityart #mosaicart #birmingham
it feels so long ago now, but I had an amazing tri it feels so long ago now, but I had an amazing trip to Mexico in February where the pottery the food the culture was all very inspirational. The weather was pretty good too. #mexico #inspiration #pottery #culture
Please share with Birmingham residents! You are in Please share with Birmingham residents! You are invited to come along to Pineapple House this coming Friday to make a tile or two for the new station mosaics being created for the 3 new Camphill Line train stations: Pineapple Road, Moseley Village and Kings Heath. Come along to the drop in workshop between 10am -2.30 pm this Friday May 1st! Open to everyone- all abilities and ages- free of charge. Come and press in to the clay to make your mark, bring your own objects (interesting keys, LEGO, rubber stamps, odd earrings etc) or use the tools provided- anything that might give a good texture or leave an imprint . Your tiles will end up immortalised in a beautiful mosaic roundel at any of the 3 new Camphill Line stations (Pretty antique keys also wanted for the Willenhall mosaic too and gratefully received). come anytime- you only need 10 minutes-45 depending on your design. It can be simple or as detailed as you like. Also including words celebrating the local area so if you have any suggestions for words- people, places, events and wildlife particular to each station, do let me know (make sure you say which station if one on particular) and if you can’t get to a workshop to mark it yourself , we will make sure someone makes it for you. #Pineapplehouse #community #mosaic #camphillstationmosaics #clay
Here are a selection of gorgeous tiles made by som Here are a selection of gorgeous tiles made by some of the community that attend classes at Priory Court Community Centre in Walthamstow. The Artyface team have taken clay in to work with the skilled sewing group, the writing with art and crafts group (onthe_write_track) and also the baby and toddlers group, (Stonesoup). The tiles have been intricately patterned with words and places that are important to locals. Some people also brought their own tools to press into the clay making them even more personal: shells, hair jewels, jewellery and other textured objects. These tiles will be fired and glazed in beautiful colours and assembled in stainless steel frames for the new buildings in Priory Court, E17. Each building will have a bespoke handmade mosaic by the main entrance doorway for the residents to enjoy for decades to come. They will add a splash of colour, personal stories and local interest to the new buildings, which are named Tulipwood House, Cottonwood House and Verawood House. We will also be working with Winns Primary School pupils making tiles this term. Can’t wait to bring all these individual woks of art together into a mosaic! This is a commission from @createdbyhill @lbwalthamforest @lbwfculture #e17 #community #mosaic #communityart #publicart
Super excited to be launching 5 new Birmingham sta Super excited to be launching 5 new Birmingham station projects for 2026! We are looking forward to working with the local communities, like we did for University and Perry Barr station mosaics. As always, community will be at the heart of each project. If you know anybody who lives near or has connections in these areas, please tag them or share this post with them. If you’d like to suggest words of interest (current and historical): people, places, events , wildlife and interesting facts local to these stations, please do message me or comment on this thread with the name of the station and the words you’d like to see included. Really looking forward to seeing this project develop over the Spring and Summer and seeing the beautiful tiles and connections that will be made through this project. #kingsheath #moseleyvillge #pineappleroad #darlaston #willenhall @ayannah.wilson @westmidlandsrailway
The Stagecoach for Beaconsfield Arts and Heritage The Stagecoach for Beaconsfield Arts and Heritage Trail. It’s nearly the Chinese New Year and it’s going to be the year of the horse! Coincidentally we put this horse themed mosaic up just in time! We are super proud of this stylish and classic ceramic celebration of the site where The Bull Inn used to be in Beaconsfield Old Town. A town steeped in rich history, it was an honour to create this community made mosaic for this very well travelled Oxford to London stagecoach route. Beaconsfield was full of lots of Inns that accommodated the horses and passengers. Artyface’s Catherine Clark created this great design. Beaconsfield Creative Partnerships worked hard to include local community at accessible workshops for residents of all ages and abilities, including a special workshop for the visually impaired and a drop-in summer workshop on the green in 2025. We hope you can stop and enjoy some of the community made tiles that sing stories about the people, places and events , past and present. Huge thanks to all that took part : all the Beaconsfield Creative Partnership team , to all the participants in clay tile making, to all the generous sponsors who funded it, to the supportive donors Ardex, Marmox and Travis Perkins, to the skilled frame maker Michele, and to all the Artyface Team of artists, volunteers and tilers. Thank you! So lovely to see this up and celebrated as the Beaconsfield Old Town Mosaic Trail is launched, alongside the Beaconsfield New Town Mosaic Trail. #yearofthehorse #comunityproject #mosaicartist #beaconsfield #community
As we begin new projects in 2026 we look back at s As we begin new projects in 2026 we look back at some of the hundreds of people who took part in our projects in 2025: there were so many exciting community workshops across London and beyond. It is really important for us to celebrate the people that were at the heart of our 2025 mosaics. We would like to thank everybody who took part in a project last year: all the participants, all the sponsors, the funders, the volunteers, the Artyface team and everybody who sends in photographs/selfies and takes the time to send us their appreciation of the artworks in the public realm . Heart is at the very core of all the projects that Artyface Community Art creates. Inclusion of all ages and abilities is super important and in this reel we celebrate just a fraction of those people that created mosaics with us in 2025. It was a joy to make this reel as there were just so many lovely inspiring and joyful photographs to choose from! We are very excited about 2026 and working with many more of you in the near future. The Artyface team wishes you all a very healthy, happy, joyful and creative 2026! #streetart #publicrealm #mosaic #artsandcraft #communityart
As the year hurdles to an end, it’s lovely to look As the year hurdles to an end, it’s lovely to look back at all the community mosaic projects we have put up in 2025. There are lots of exciting new projects including work that celebrates the newly named overground lines in London and also more mosaics for the Beaconsfield Art Trail. Water For Life was this years annual Fox Year 6 project. We completed some beautiful private commissions. The final 3 Bedford Road nature mosaics went up in E17 as well as a stunning William Morris inspired addition to the Walthamstow School for Girls wall of mosaics, for Emily. We would also like to wish you all a very happy Christmas and a peaceful New Year. Also we would like to send a huge enormous ‘thank you’ to all that take part in our projects: the participants that make their tiles with us, everyone that sends us messages and photos, all the funders, donors, supporters and volunteers - there’s such a huge process involved in all the work, we couldn’t make them without you all! I also need to give a massive thank you to all the Artyface team- you are all so skilled and hugely appreciated by me and Artyface couldn’t create such wonderful legacy projects without you all! #publicart #mosaic #streetart
Italy is always inspirational, one of my favourite Italy is always inspirational, one of my favourite cities in the world. I’m very lucky to have wonderful friends in Venice and I’ve been visiting for over 30 years. My son and I love to meander and boat hop, getting lost and finding art, mosaics, inspiration and beauty everywhere. The Guggenheim Gallery is one of our favourites. If you get the chance to visit, jump at it! Venice is such a beautiful city, I can’t recommend it enough. Of course I bought the beautiful gold, silver and blue tiles from Orsoni in the Jewish Quarter, peeked at the furnaces there and soaked up all that luscious colour! We enjoyed wandering around Murano, buying glass mosaic tiles and taking in the atmosphere, enjoying the Autumn sunshine and revelling in their gastronomic culture too. Next year I’m returning to walk some of the Venice Marathon with my good friends. If you’ve any personal recommendations please do comment and share! Already looking forward to the next trip. Arrivaderci Venezia! #venice #italy #mosaicartist
This is a lovely private commission, made for a bu This is a lovely private commission, made for a building that used to be an important music studio. Located on the iconic Notting Hill street, Farm Place.It was set up in the 60s by Bucks Music. Bowie,T.Rex and many other musicians recorded here. The mosaic is on an exterior wall so the public can enjoy it 24/7. The beautiful design, created between the client and Catherine Clark, with a little input from myself and Rebecca Tyndall, echoes the gorgeous cherry blossoms that are a feature of this street and the history of the road name , Farm Place: there is lots of pretty local wildlife and nature. A sunset and a sunrise with gorgeous twinkling tiles and handmade tiles by Chris, his family and friends from age 2-90! #streetart #nottinghill #mosaic
First new London roundel in quite a few years! Thi First new London roundel in quite a few years! This is the first of 8 created with the local community to celebrate the new names for the overground in London. Huge thanks to everyone that made tiles and took part, funded, supported. Watch this space for the next ones! Also link to donate to the local foodbank City Harvest who we worked with. If you would like to see more of these mosaic roundels made with the local community at a station near you please do the poll!
The Tree of Life went up this week in Beaconsfiel The Tree of Life went up this week in Beaconsfield on the Fitzwilliams Centre- part of the St Mary’s and All Saints Church in Beaconsfield Old Town. 100s of clay tiles were decorated and pressed in to at workshops with groups that meet in the Centre : with toddler groups, with AA groups, with community members of all ages and abilities. The wonderful volunteers and committee of Creative Partnerships Beaconsfield shared clay skills and the tiles that Maud and team had provided, carefully organised and chosen to fit in with the final design. These mini- masterpieces made by the community in Beaconsfield were lovingly trimmed, dried, fired, glazed and fired again to 1280 degrees. Then they were assembled to create this Tree of Life that teems with love and community. The congregation of the church chose the words to go in the roots and Maud carefully constructed the roots in her home studio, making sure that all the words were included. With the addition of a few native British birds and some rich life in the soil and the flowers, we think the tree looks fantastic on its wall. Funnily enough it looks like it’s been there for ages because it fits the space- which is a sign of a job well done! It’s an honour to create legacy artworks with a community for a public space and know that they live on sparkling and bringing joy to people day after day 24/7 for all to enjoy. Big thanks to everybody who made tiles, to all the funders, to all the Creative Partnerships ,Beaconsfield committee members and volunteers for making this happen. Also huge thanks to all the Artyface team, to all our donors and sponsors and everybody who helps in every way that they do. Special thanks to Suzan and Jon for going all the way to Beaconsfield with some clay tiles when I couldn’t do it - thank you. Also to Catherine for the wonderful designing and redrawing, and designing again. Also to Rebecca for her awesome mosaic skills, to Laimons for all the teenie tiny tiles and cheering us on and to Ruby for making this reel. #mosaic #community #streetart #publicart #clay #communityart #beaconsfield #mosaicartist #greatpotterythrowdown #ceramics #ceramicart
Lisbon was amazing! So many tiles, fabulous weathe Lisbon was amazing! So many tiles, fabulous weather, delicious food, gorgeous wines, good company, lovely people, loads of walking, lots of exploring and some R&R on the beach. I thoroughly recommend Lisbon for an exciting and inspirational holiday! Also hard recommend the @museunazulejo Tile museum - really worth a visit if you’re into your ceramics! Busy time of the year at work for me so I’ve worked everyday and evening since returning to meet deadlines: but it was so worth it! #lisbontravel #ceramiclisbon #lisboa #lisboaportugal #lisbontiles #tilesdesign #tiles #mosaic #mosaicartist #streetart #museunazulejo #inspiration #artistway #citybreak #lovelisbon
A huge thanks to everybody who came to the open st A huge thanks to everybody who came to the open studios for @opencity_uk Open House London this weekend. Also it was exciting to give sneak peeks of the new mosaics in progress for the newly named Mildmay, Suffragette and Weaver Lines. It was such a pleasure meeting people of all ages, walks of life and from all corners of the globe. A special thanks to those who came especially to see our studio... from Yorkshire, Hove and Hastings to name a few. Also a massive thank you to @suzanquilliam for all the help in prepping the studio and @grinbergslaimons for making all the teenie tiny tiles that the visitors glued down. This quote from one of our visitors sums up wonderful Trinity Buoy Wharf: ‘You live in London for half a century, and you think you must have seen everything… And then a little Felliniesque oasis appears around an unexplored corner…’ - @neil.boyle.film animator and film maker Do pencil in Open Studios for 2026 details below. The incredible animated sculptures of @baldwinsculptor will no doubt be moving, @trinity_art_studios , @artcraftstudiosldn and others will be open, and the Long player and Lighthouse will be open to visitors, as will the SS Robin. For open studios next year, it’s likely to be the third weekend in September again for me. My studio will be open from 11am -4pm both days Saturday and Sunday, 19th and 20th of September 2026. For more information about Trinity Buoy Wharf please visit the website @trinitybuoywharf Big thanks to @tonia_thorne_voice for some cracking videos and photos #londonforfree #tfl #weaverline #mildmayline #trainspotting #overground #london #openstudios #trinitybuoywharf #eastlondon #mosaic#artist #craft #skills #sharing #hiddengems #containers #lighthouse #community #ships #thames #creative #workshops #eastlondon #secretlondon #process
Exciting news! We’ve been busy making beautiful ti Exciting news! We’ve been busy making beautiful tiles for a series of beautiful mosaic roundels, going up at 4 stations to celebrate 3 of the 6 newly named Overground lines in London . We’ve had the honour of coordinating a project across three of the newly named lines: Mildmay, Suffragette and Weaver. Partners are Arriva Rail London, @frarchitects, Vistry, @trinitybuoywharf There will be 4 small roundels at Bethnal Green for the Weaver Line station, one large roundel at Barking Riverside celebrating the Suffragette Line, and a series of three roundels at Central Acton and South Acton stations celebrating the Mildmay Line. All the roundels are full of celebrations and references to the history of the new names and where they came from. Also the mosaics are packed full of words and imagery about the areas and their local community: people, places, events, wildlife and history all come together to make a roundel that can be read in so many different ways- individual to the onlooker. Workshops to make tiles took place at Central Acton and Barking Riverside stations alongside their Meet the Manager session. Anyone passing could stop and make a tile. We also ran workshops at the local comprehensive school Riverside in Barking, at the local Primary Stuart Hedlam in Bethnal Green. We worked with the foodbank community at the Good Shephard in E2 as well as City Harvest volunteers and staff in Acton. Quotes from a few participants: “It felt amazing to leave our mark on something permanent, like we’re part of the community’s story and my voice matters” “I chose words that remind me of my friends and where I’m from. It’s cool to see that turned into art!” “It was exciting because now, every time we go to the station, we’ll feel like we’re a part of it” #community #mosaic #publicart #streetart #legacy #trains #trainspotter #clay #london #access #art #tfl #overground #publicartwork
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Do come over to my open studio at the amazing @tri Do come over to my open studio at the amazing @trinitybuoywharf @openhouselondon , I’ll be there 10-5 both Saturday/Sunday and you can see a multitude of public art projects being assembled . It’s a great ‘secret’ spot where the River Lea meets The Thames. #mosaic #community #art #london #londonforfree
What a fantastic day celebrating the official open What a fantastic day celebrating the official opening of the new Moseley Village train station -one of the three new stations on the Camp Hill Line -on Saturday 18 July. Artyface Community Art was delighted to bring people together at the stations to create their own beautiful ceramic clay tiles, with participants of all ages and abilities taking part. It was wonderful to see so many local residents, families and visitors leave their creative mark on this special occasion. A huge thank you to everyone who joined us and made a unique clay tile. Each one will now be fired and glazed before being incorporated into three bespoke community mosaic roundels—one for Moseley Village, one for Pineapple Road, and one for Kings Heath station. These artworks will become a lasting celebration of the communities they represent, created by the people who live, work and travel there. Thank you to everyone who stopped by, got their hands dirty with clay, and helped make the day such a memorable celebration. #moseleyvillage #trainstation #camphillmosaics #comunityart #birmingham
Four new Weaver Line mosaic roundels unveiled at B Four new Weaver Line mosaic roundels unveiled at Bethnal Green Overground Station! What an incredible celebration! It has been a privilege to work with so many people to create four permanent mosaic artworks celebrating the newly named Weaver Line and the rich history, creativity and resilience of Bethnal Green and the East End. The mosaics were created with pupils and staff from Stewart Headlam Primary School, visitors to a two-day open workshop at Rich Mix, and members of the community at the Good Shepherd Mission food bank. The artworks celebrate the area’s remarkable story – from the Huguenot silk weavers of Brick Lane and the textile and fashion industries, to the many communities who have made the East End their home. They also acknowledge the thread that connects the Weaver Line to Walthamstow and the legacy of William Morris. Community participants pressed fabrics, needles, pinking shears and sewing tools into clay to create beautiful textile-inspired textures, alongside words and symbols reflecting local history.References include the Leman Album of historic silk designs, the mulberry tree, public transport, the V&A Museum of Childhood, York Hall, Arnold Circus, Roman Road, the famous Pellicci cafe, as well as the enduring East End spirit represented by ”¡No Pasarán!” – remembering those who stood against fascism in the Battle of Cable Street. A huge thank you to everyone who made a tile, came to a workshop, supported the project or joined us for the launch. Special thanks to Trinity Buoy Wharf Trust for funding the project, First Rail for supporting the project, TfL and A.J. Wells for the beautiful enamel signs, Ardex UK and , Marmox UK for generously sponsoring materials. Also to the entire Artyface team for their dedication, creativity and hard work. Here’s to many years of people discovering the stories woven into these mosaics every time they pass through Bethnal Green. There are two on the street outside the station, one just inside the ticket barriers and one on the platform travelling away from Liverpool Street direction. Big thanks Charis aka @monokraum for the photos #communityart #londonoverground #mosaicart #bethnalgreen #publicart
Created with local residents- as always community Created with local residents- as always community is at the heart of the project! This latest colourful mosaic roundel had a lovely unveiling on June 17, 2026. We were honoured to have Geoff Coleman, the CEO of the Mildmay Hospital, give a very moving speech about the work of the dedicated doctors, nurses and team in the 80s when HIV was a new and very frightening virus. The compassion, bravery and care of staff and volunteers at the Mildmay Hospital is celebrated with the renaming of the Mildmay Line, celebrating our beloved NHS and the pioneering work that took place. Lots of clay tile making workshops took place at Acton Gardens, at City Harvest Food Bank and at a Meet the Manager event at a local station. Acton Historical Society, along with other local organisations and community members, took part making bespoke individual clay tiles celebrating this area -the local history, people, places and events that residents wanted to celebrate in this unique public work of art. Vistry Group generously funded this project along with First Rail. Special thanks go to sponsors Marmox UK, Ardex UK, A.J.Wells and the stainless steel for the metal frame came from @metals4u_uk . As always massive thanks to all participants and the Artyface team and all who took part. There’s a link in bio to a lovely article written by the Mildmay Hospital about this project. #southacton #community #mosaic_art #publicart

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