Los Angeles sculptor
Bruce Gray makes a wide variety of artworks including mobiles, rolling ball machines, giant objects, abstract paintings, functional art, cocktail tables, magnetic sculptures, abstract modern metal wall sculptures and much more. His work has been exhibited at many museums and art galleries, in 35 b
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Los Angeles sculptor
Bruce Gray makes a wide variety of artworks including mobiles, rolling ball machines, giant objects, abstract paintings, functional art, cocktail tables, magnetic sculptures, abstract modern metal wall sculptures and much more. His work has been exhibited at many museums and art galleries, in 35 books, and countless times on TV, in movies, and in the press.
Bruce’s clients include Madonna, Austin Powers, NYPD Blue, Seinfeld, Friends, Frasier, Six Feet Under, Meet the Fockers, Rush Hour, Starship Troopers, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, A&M Records, Gene Simmons, Coca Cola, Mercedes Benz, IBM, CBS, McDonald’s, Microsoft, Honda, Sears, Pontiac, Edwards Air Force Base, Little Rock National Airport, Children’s Hospital Boston, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Vanderbilt University, LA County Museum of Art, Union Station Intermodal Center - Pottsville, PA, Doubletree Hotel by Hilton - Burlingame, Embassy Suites Hotel - Ontario, and two of Bruce’s kinetic sculptures have been acquired for the permanent collection at The Rolling Ball Museum in Seoul, Korea.
Bruce Gray of Sculpture and Art by Bruce Gray • Los Angeles, CA
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My World 1.1
Posted on Mar. 08 2013A short, Telly Award winning film by Los Angeles artist Bruce Gray about his sculptures and other … artworks. This stop motion film also features a quick ride through the Brewery artist community. Read more
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Weird America - The Art of Bruce Gray
Posted on Mar. 08 2013What could be better than a huge piece of brushed aluminum Swiss cheese? Or a towering red … high-heeled shoe? Or one of the happiest artists I've ever met? Read more
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BRUCE GRAY : ROBOTS
Posted on Mar. 08 2013Sculptor Bruce Gray in his studio making giant robot sculptures. Film by Eric Minh Swenson. Music … by The Side Effects
Westfield Culver City is pleased to present 'Robot Sculptures By Bruce Gray', a film by
Eric Minh Swenson airing in conjunction with the exhibition of the same name.
Eric Swenson was chosen to create a film for this project to enhance and give context to
the exhibition experience. Swenson's film documents Gray's process of making the
robots with first hand footage shot in Bruce Gray's Los Angeles studio - sculpting Gray
style.
The choice of robots has to do with Bruce's childhood fascination, enjoying them for
their futuristic and often funny appearances. With the many examples of robots used in cartoons, comics, TV shows and movies going back to the earliest days of film making, Bruce feels like he has grown up watching robots progress from tin toys and animations to the various working, talking robots that are starting to become available today. Bruce likes that robots have always had their own unique look, personality, capabilities and functions.
Inspired by a conversation with the daughter of the renowned science fiction writer
Isaac Asimov, Bruce started making his series of robot sculptures on a small scale with
very positive reactions. However as a sculptor, Bruce appreciates being able to work in
large sizes. Gray is thrilled to see three of his robots now in 6-foot tall size for the
enjoyment of all when visiting Westfield Culver City.
Please stop by to meet DD-214, Tesla and Eyezod. The exhibition will have it's formal
opening in November during Family Fun Days running through early summer 2013.
The exhibition will have it's formal opening in November during Family Fun Days
running through early summer 2013.
For more info on Eric Minh Swenson or project inquiries visit his website :www.thuvanarts.com
ART SERIES: www.thuvanarts.com/take1
MUSIC VIDEOS: www.thuvanarts.com/musicvideos Read more
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