Metal workers and conceptual artists in Cornwall

Cornwall has been famous for it's metal workers and conceptual artist for many years. The tradition still continues. If you would like your business listed here, please use our on-line submission forms and we may be able to help you promote your work.

Abstract Arcs

Address: 3 Trannack Mill, Coverack Bridges, Helston, TR13 0LX
Telephone: 01326 564455
Web site: www.abstractarcs.com
Contact: Paul Hoskin

I create heat coloured and lacquered ornamental metalwork using mainly mild steel and recycled copper.

Items produced include mirrors, candlesticks, clocks, bowls and purely decorative works from sealife plaques to wall hangings.

Commissioned work includes bespoke shop fittings for a hairdresser, gallery and bar, a copper banner for a local bands’ e.p. cover, copper table, 2 sets of awards and trees to enhance a hospital garden fence.
I sell my work direct and wholesale.

OUTCAST Sculpture

Address: Rivendell, Wheal Vor, Breage, Helston, Cornwall TR13 9NQ
Telephone: 01736 762653
Email: eden.malc@tesco.net
Web site: malenudesculpture.blogspot.com
Contact: Mr Malcolm Lidbury

Cornish Bronze Finish Male Nude Sculptural Artworks created in Cornwall (UK) by Artist Malcolm Lidbury.
Art Work influenced by museum and gallery pieces of Homoerotic Classical Roman Greek Pagan Mythological art sculpture and statues of the naked nude male figure.
Including featuring traditional Antinous like ephebe youth in contemporary sculpture.

Tintags

Address: 31 Talveneth, Pendeen, Penzance, Cornwall TR19 7UT
Telephone: 07581 305199
Email: sarah@tintags.com
Web site: www.tintags.com
Contact: Sarah Tregear

Tintags is a new and exciting range of pewter and Cornish tin jewellery and giftware designed and made in West Cornwall by Geoff Treseder. The jewellery and decorative items attract great interest. We believe we have a good eye for what works in the material and work with design themes that have great appeal.

Tom Leaper Conceptual Artist

Web site: www.tomleaper.com
Contact: Tom Leaper

Talented local artist Tom Leaper, undertakes commissions for a wide variety of impressive art work.

Tom was involved in the Penzance Town Centre Regeneration Scheme, where he incorporated a wide range of materials for seating including Cornishgranite, chestnut, bronze and wrought iron which blend together toprovide distinctive pieces that reflect historical elements within Penzance .

He also produced a series of way markers for a town trail, commissioned by Golowan Community Arts, in the busy fishing port of Newlyn, his hometown. The 20 way-markers incorporates various ideas arising from Newlynand are linked to the buildings on which they are placed. For example, modelled from a real Newlyn crab, the bronze crab symbolises theshellfish industry.