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 abstract art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label abstract art. Show all posts
Friday, May 10, 2019
Tuesday, September 19, 2017
Behind The Canvas Interview of Bruce Gray
I just got word that today I am the featured artist in an interview on "Behind The Canvas." Check out the entire interview at:
https://blog.artsquare.com/behind-the-canvas-interview-artist-bruce-gray/
https://blog.artsquare.com/behind-the-canvas-interview-artist-bruce-gray/
Thursday, January 21, 2016
Los Angeles Artist Bruce Gray Inspires Kids Art Classes Around the World
I just got an email from a teacher in Uganda. He wants me to critique some works by his students that they did in the style of my Raindrops painting series for his art class. This is my favorite. I often get photographs of artworks in one of my styles that are created by kids and sent in by their art teachers from all around the world. How cool is that?
Thursday, March 26, 2015
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Bruce Gray Sculptures and Kinetic Art in the Russian Popular Mechanics Magazine
Hello Comrades! Ten of my sculptures are featured in an article in the February issue of the Russian version of Popular Mechanics magazine! Take a look at:
Popular Mechanics Article
Popular Mechanics Article
Monday, September 29, 2014
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Abstract Geometric Digital Art
"Spots #7" by artist Bruce Gray is printed with the Magnachrome process on aluminum. It includes a hanger built in on the back. This is part of Gray's new series of abstract geometric digital paintings. It is currently available in three sizes: (18x24) for $325, (24x30) for $575, and (30x36) for $975.
Free shipping on all digital paintings! Check them out at: Bruce Gray.
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Secret Art Event in Downtown Los Angeles
Discover over 100 artists in their natural environment on this open house art tour at the Brewery Art Colony in downtown Los Angeles. The event is free, and features over 100 artists working in painting, sculpture, photography, jewelry and much more. Its free, with free parking. The Brewery is at Main St. and Moulton St. right off the 5 Fwy. Open 11-6 pm this weekend, March 31st and April 1st. Make sure to visit my studio, Bruce Gray Sculpture at 688 S. Ave 21. Barbara's Cafe will be open for food and drinks. Hope to see you there. Cheers!
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Friday, February 17, 2012
Kids From Portugal Imitate Bruce Gray's Sculptures
Here is a great video of an art class from Portugal doing work in the style of my painted wall sculptures at:
Art Video
Art Video
The Russians Secretly Animate California Artists Painting
When you are an artist, it is smart to Google yourself once in a while to see where your work ends up. I have found my work used in books, magazines, newspapers, copied by other artists, used as a teaching aid in classrooms, and on many websites, all used without my knowledge. Some artists don't like that sort of thing, but I realize that with my art out there on the web, unauthorized use of stuff is going to happen. In most cases I have no problem with it. Here is one of my paintings that I found on Google that was animated in Russia, I think. Check out: Animation
It's titled "animation of picture (Bruce Gray) 3D"
It's titled "animation of picture (Bruce Gray) 3D"
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Painting at Pershing Square
Bruce is mostly known for his metal sculptures, but he also does abstract paintings. His Raindrops #3 was blown up to 9 feet wide for this outdoor display at Pershing Square in downtown Los Angeles. This painting is the 3rd from the right with the overlapping circles.
See this painting larger at: Raindrops #3
See this painting larger at: Raindrops #3
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