Finally, I just heard that the new spinoff of Sons of Anarchy, titled Mayans MC will be premiering this June on the FX Channel! They rented a substantial amount of Bruce Gray sculptures for the set of show, but they ended doing a lot of reshooting, so I don't know if my stuff made the cut. I was on set for a day of filming and took some great photos which I will share after the show airs. They even interviewed me about my contribution which may be featured on the show or who knows where.
Welcome to my world. My name is Bruce Gray, and I have been an artist in Los Angeles since 1989. I make kinetic sculptures, giant objects, mobiles, abstract art, paintings, functional art, rolling ball machines and more. My work has been featured at many museums, art galleries, over 40 books, and countless times on TV and in movies.
Showing posts with label motorcycle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label motorcycle. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 3, 2018
Thursday, January 18, 2018
Haas Moto Museum Acquires Bruce Gray's Motorcycle Sculpture for Permanent Collection
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Wednesday, January 17, 2018
Bruce Gray's Motorcycle Sculpture heads to Haas Moto Museum in Dallas
I just said goodbye to three of my sculptures headed to Dallas. These happen to be some of the best works of my career, and it's a bit like sending off a kid of to college, I would imagine. For my Texan friends, watch for my motorcycle sculpture to be featured at The Haas Moto Museum in Dallas as part of their permanent collection. Grand opening this May. End of crate photos, I promise.
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Thursday, November 9, 2017
Bruce Gray Motorcycle Sculpture Purchased by Haas Moto Museum in Dallas
At the same time I was getting the crappy news at the hospital about my cancer, I also got a phone call from a museum in Texas about being interested in my motorcycle sculpture. A couple of people flew in to check it out, and have now purchased my motorcycle sculpture for The Haas Moto Museum and Sculpture Gallery in Dallas! This is like my most excellent gig ever, and I couldn't be more thrilled. To top it off he also bought my Big Cheese #3, and my Tricycle sculptures for his home.
Friday, March 20, 2015
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