Unique Metal Sculpture by Graham Hawkins

“Steelquirks” describes Graham’s work perfectly; hand-crafted in steel with a quirky twist in construction, form or theme.

Graham spent much of his youth around art and more specifically sculpture, helping his Father who worked at Bath Academy of Art.

After a career in IT, he returned to art as a purely personal pastime, creating metal sculptures using skills learned over 30 years ago. As the sculptures filled his home and garden he was encouraged to share his work with a wider audience.

Having had no formal art education beyond A level, Graham feels no restrictions as to what or how he should make things and does not feel the need to pursue a single direction.

When asked what inspires him, Graham’s usual reply is “anything and everything”.  He’s even been known to pause the TV to take a photo of something which catches his eye and sparks his imagination.

Is it really the end of March already? Sorry for the lack of updates if you read this.

Been working hard getting a small collection together to the summer exhibition at Miserden near Stroud.

Happily all four of my pieces have been accepted.

This collection is all about animals and engines.

#wrengine, Flat Out, Urgent Dispatch and Motor Home

I will be stewarding at Miserden on various days during the event, perhaps I'll see you there...

I do not have a web based shop, I prefer people to have the opportunity to view, hande and fully experience my work before committing to making a purchase.

Accordingly I attend local Art Fairs in Chippenham, Cirencester and Bath. I have also had my work in a number exhibitions, and on display in galleries. Below is a list of Art Fairs I will be attending in the coming months.

Where to find me 2026

CSA Creating Spaces 2026 June - August, Miserden

I have work regularly displayed in  Heart of the Tribe, Glastonbury

and you can also find a small selection of my work in Handel House gallery, above Devizes Books in Devizes.