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Published April 4th 2016
Wander the Garden of Arty Delights
Driving the road between Angaston and Nuriootpa, it's hard to miss the 'cyborg,' (or 'droid' depending on who you ask) that stands guard in front of number 274, the home of the Steelsculpt Garden Gallery.
Steelsculpt is the creation of Tony Howard, a local sculptor who has found a way to turn his passion into a growing business.
Wandering around the garden, I was struck by the variety of creations on show and all for sale at very reasonable prices. Tony is also able to custom make planters, fire-pits, letterboxes, wall art, gates, railings, fences and unique gabion walls.
Tony has always had a passion for metal sculpting and last year took the bold step of leaving his full-time employment to pursue his art. Since then his work has been shown as part of the South Australia Living Arts (SALA) festival and several of his commissioned works can be seen installed around the Barossa area.
He has a workshop onsite and is planning to extend the current facility to incorporate a larger display and a contemporary blacksmithing forge.
Tony welcomes members of the public to wander through the garden and admire his works, and is also happy to take orders. If you can sketch it up, then chances are he can build it.
Steelsculpt is open most weekdays – if the sign is out, the place is open. Call in and say hello the next time you're heading to Nuriootpa or Angaston and enjoy the garden sculptures on show.
Steelsculpt is the creation of Tony Howard, a local sculptor who has found a way to turn his passion into a growing business.
Unique Gabion Wall Comissioned by an Angaston Resident
He has a workshop onsite and is planning to extend the current facility to incorporate a larger display and a contemporary blacksmithing forge.
Tony welcomes members of the public to wander through the garden and admire his works, and is also happy to take orders. If you can sketch it up, then chances are he can build it.
Steelsculpt is open most weekdays – if the sign is out, the place is open. Call in and say hello the next time you're heading to Nuriootpa or Angaston and enjoy the garden sculptures on show.
Why? Beautiful Garden Sculptures on Display
When: Most Weekdays, Some Weekends
Phone: 0438340770
Website: steelsculpt.com.au
Where: 274 Angaston Road, Angaston, SA
Cost: No Entry Fee but Items for Sale
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Looks like my type of garden. I will keep an eye out next trip to the Barossa.
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