Skip to content
Artyface - Making Public Art Work

Maud Milton Mosaics and Artyface

Making Public Art Work

  • HOME
  • ABOUT
    • WHO WE ARE
    • THE PROCESS
    • THE BENEFITS
    • PRIVATE COMMISSIONS
    • 23RD ANNIVERSARY
  • PROJECTS
    • MOSAIC TRAILS
    • ROUNDELS & SIGNS
    • STREET MOSAICS
    • PLAYGROUND MOSAICS
    • MIXED MEDIA
    • GARDENING PROJECTS
    • PROJECTS ARCHIVE
  • NEWS
  • TESTIMONIALS
  • SPONSORS
  • CONTACT

Sponsors

HomeSponsors
We’re extremely proud and grateful to have the ongoing support of several sponsors who donate materials and give expert advice on the projects that we work on. Here’s a list of our current sponsors:
Ardex
ardex.co.uk
Marmox
marmox.co.uk
Fired Earth
firedearth.co.uk
Botz glazes
Botz glazes
Amaco slips
amaco.com
Bath Potters Supplies
bathpotters.co.uk
Bisazza London
bisazza.it
Reed Harris tiles
reedharris.co.uk
Pottery Crafts
potterycrafts.co.uk
Travis Perkins
travisperkins.co.uk
Grestec Tiles
Grestec Tiles

Follow Us

  • Instagram
Massive congratulations to West Midlands Combined Massive congratulations to West Midlands Combined Authority and the team for winning the Major Project of the year at the 2026 National Rail Awards in September! We’re excited that we are currently making five beautiful mosaic roundels , one for each of the new stations that won this award: Pineapple Road, Kings Heath, Moseley Village in Birmingham and Willenhall and Darlaston in Walsall. At the heart of each project, as always, we have worked closely with the communities. Participants made their own unique clay tiles at workshops in community centres, schools, at clubs and at a station open day. This meant that the project successfully included a huge range of ages and abilities. There is one more community workshop to run in Dalaston and then the mosaic roundels will go up, celebrating each station. This public art will be a gorgeous legacy where people can find their tiles and enjoy the community stories and history written into the tiles. They link to the University and Perry Barr station mosaics we made a few years ago too. We can’t wait to see these up and glittering in the sunshine!🌞 #nationalrailawards #Westmidlands #mosaic #publicart #community
I have been lucky to have a studio at Trinity Buoy I have been lucky to have a studio at Trinity Buoy Wharf for over 20 years now. Situated at Leamouth it is a beautiful and unique part of London where the mouth of the River Lea meets the River Thames. With spectacular skies over the river looking towards the Millennium Dome/O2, the whole site comes alive for Open House London annually. Huge thanks to everyone that came and visited me in my studio and to those that made an experimental tile or two for a proposed local riverside community mosaic. If you are interested in coming by to play with clay and make your mark in some community tiles do keep a look out as we will be offering more free workshops, fingers crossed. Every year it is a joy to see the kinetic sculptures of Andrew Baldwin and other artists’ open studios. Longplayer, a 1000 year music installiation is also open to the public in the only London Lighthouse and SS Robin has tours and is open to visitors. This year they hosted an exhibition by Nicole Mollett , Artist in Residence at TBW, as well as a superb Trinity Buoy Trust Drawing Prize exhibition… open 11-18 hours daily until October 4th... the amazing site is always open to the public until 7pm so do visit... and pop the third weekend of September 2027 in your diary for next year when I’ll be opening my studio again!   #londonopenhouse #mosaicart #communityart #openstudiolondon #trinitybuoywharf
We’re delighted to share another gorgeous Year 6 m We’re delighted to share another gorgeous Year 6 mosaic at Fox Primary School - Nottinghill, Kensington Place W8 7PP Free to view 24/7, like almost all of our work. The beauty of public art! Each year, we create a mosaic with the Year 6 pupils as a lasting legacy for them to leave behind, and a lovely way to decompress after their SATs. There are now six mosaics in the series, exploring environmental themes: Reforestation, Sustainability, Green Transport, Sustainable Food, Biodiversity and Water for Life. The seventh Renewable Energy! This year’s theme was Sustainability. The pupils developed ideas for the design, Catherine Clark created the final artwork, and 60 pupils made their own unique clay tiles with us in Autumn 2025. These were fired and glazed before being assembled at Trinity Buoy Wharf by Rebecca Tyndall and myself. We then returned to the school to mosaic with Year 6 pupils and teachers, sharing the skills and processes behind the work. Finally, Sharon Taylor of @vivatiling and I installed the finished mosaic using Ardex products. A huge thank you to everyone involved — from the pupils and teachers to the artists, makers and skilled craftspeople who brought it all together. So many hands and processes go into these joyful public artworks, which are enjoyed by thousands of people passing through Notting Hill every day. A wonderful legacy for Year 6 and another colourful addition to the street! #publicart #sustainability #Mosaics #nottinghill #freeart
We’re super proud of this beautiful new community We’re super proud of this beautiful new community mosaic in the London Borough of Waltham Forest. We worked with Winns Primary School and groups at Priory Court Community Centre, including Bees Knees, Stone Soup, autistic young adults and local people coming together to tackle isolation and support wellbeing. Hundreds of individual tiles were made by local people — some funny, some thoughtful, some personal, and many full of wonderful little details. Together they celebrate Lloyd Park, William Morris, neighbours and community. It’s been a real joy bringing all these individual pieces together into something colourful, welcoming and full of personality. A passing dad with his autistic son loved the fact that the tiles were made with an autistic young adults group and also really love the mosaic- the dad said “it’s great because these new builds can be really impersonal but this makes it something special for the community.” A huge thank you to everyone who helped create this artwork, and to LBWF and Hills for making community involvement such an important part of the project. We can’t wait to see Verawood House and Cottonwood House join it soon! #CommunityMosaic #PublicArt #WalthamForest #CommunityArt #MosaicArt

ABOUT US

Artyface and Maud Milton Mosaics work with schools, communities and organisations to create public mosaics and ceramic artworks in London and it’s borders.

call us

Tel: 07958 911315

Search

Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use.

To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy
Read our Privacy Policy
Site by Marksmade
Proudly powered by WordPress | Theme: Edin by WordPress.com.

Loading Comments...

You must be logged in to post a comment.