After Noon Gallery

Andy Sheppard has opened up a new gallery in Saint Austell he specialises in pottery and has opened up this gallery for local artist from Saint Austell to show case and sell their art works.

Andy Sheppard was born in Pembroke, west wales in 1965. At 16 he started a three year apprenticeship with Heron Pottery, after which he was employed as a production thrower by a number of potteries where he developed his skills.

Andy has crafted for many years and is very much in love with Raku, Raku refers to a method of firing which derives from ancient Japanese techniques and is associated with Zen philosophy and practice. To check out more of his work head on down to his new gallery in Saint Austell 

If you need directions like always we have added a map just for you guys ^_^ 

 

Help Saint Austell's culture change. Be a part of something. Lets share Local shops and galleries and be more creative.

Sea Dogs Barbers

Hello everyone, we have some fantastic news for all the people living in and around the Saint Austell area. If you are looking for a friendly laid back environment to get your new look Sea Dogs Barbers has just opened up.

They offer a wide range of new fresh looks with fades,beards,straight shaves and also that classic cut with an eye for detail and great banter this is the place to go to get your style down.

You can find them here check the map.

 

Sea Dogs Barbers don't just offer amazing fresh styles they also have a wide range of affordable products to keep your look staying sharp and you at your best. You can find these products in store or via their website. 

Check it out.  

Click image to go to Sea Dogs online shop.

Click image to go to Sea Dogs online shop.

You can also find Sea Dogs on facebook and Instagram. 

Click Image to go to their facebook page. Don't forget to like their page.

Click Image to go to their facebook page. Don't forget to like their page.

The Man Engine

If you missed The Man Engine travelling around Cornwall over the past two months you can catch some snippets of him here at Angels Recommend.  A brief bit of history a man engine is a mechanism of reciprocating ladders, stationary platforms installed in mines to assist miners working on different levels move from each layer inside the earth. It was invented in Germany in the 19th century and was a major feature of tin and copper mines in Cornwall until the beginning of the twentieth century. The first one created in Cornwall was in Tresavean Mine in Lanner Near Redruth. 

The Man Engine Puppet that has travelled its way across Cornwall is a modern day art illustration of these historic machines. The biggest man made puppet of its kind over 10 metres high makes it a spectacular event to see bringing in crowds of thousands and each destination it arrived at from Liskeard to Penzance. 

Photographs taken by Christopher Jarrold  Click image for slide show. 

The Man Engine brainchild of Cornishman Will Coleman proved to be a success and was invented to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Cornwall's mining industry landscape attaining World Heritage status. 

Film footage recorded by Christopher Jarrold.

Here is some footage from when the Man Engine was in Saint Austell enjoy.