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Los Angeles sculptor Bruce Gray's diverse body of artworks have appeared in many museums, art galleries, books, music videos, and countless times on TV and in movies. Bruce was born in Orange, New Jersey. He moved around quite a bit as a child, and lived in several places including Brussels, Belgium, Madison, New Jersey, and Bridgewater, ...

Known for: Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999), Color of Night (1994), Raise Your Voice (2004), Double Dragon (1994)
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How I Met Your Mother: Still with The Big Cheese sculpture by Bruce Gray.
How I Met Your Mother: Still with Qube #3 sculpture by Bruce Gray.
Kinetic sculptor Bruce Gray as guest judge on Unchained Reaction
Kinetic sculptor Bruce Gray as guest judge on Unchained Reaction
This is a scene from Austin Powers - The Spy Who Shagged Me, featuring Bruce Gray's break apart metal wall sculpture, and his Suspension floating magnets sculpture.
Bruce Gray's sculpture Qube #2 is featured in the center of this scene from the film Austin Powers, International Man of Mystery. (Dr. Evil's lair).
Sculptor Bruce Gray appearing on Eye on LA. Channel 7, October 24, 1998.
Photograph of artist Bruce Gray taken for a publication from the Fort Lauderdale Museum of Art show titled Sharks.
Sculptor Bruce Gray's The Big Cheese sculpture is seen here in this scene from Six Feet Under on HBO.
Sculptor Bruce Gray's name is on the wall in this art gallery scene from Six Feet Under on HBO.
Sculptor Bruce Gray appearing on Monster House - Retro Future House, on Discovery Channel.
Sculptor Bruce Gray finishes a modern stainless steel table for Monster House on Discovery Channel.
Sculptor Bruce Gray grinding a metal sculpture in his studio.
Sculptor Bruce Gray welding a sculpture.
Sculptor Bruce Gray and his giant high heel shoe sculpture. This sculpture was featured on the TV show Charmed.
Sculptor Bruce Gray with his Motorcycle sculpture made from train parts and a BMW motorcycle engine.
Sculptor Bruce Gray with his Robot sculpture made from a crashed BMW.
Sculptor Bruce Gray photographed for article in Angeleno Magazine.