Welcome to the official website of Olympic Master ScuLptor, Shray
“I want to thank everyone ... for all your help and support. I'm so proud to represent our country in the 2008 Olympic Landscape Sculpture Design Contest. I have had this incredible experience.
"Creating my piece for the Olympics and working with so many enthusiastic people in the United States and China truly made me feel that no matter what challenges any of us face, if we encourage that strength within ourselves to reach for the highest level, then we have succeeded.
"It is the process itself that is the award." — Shray
EXHIBITION
Soiree "Le Chat Noir"
June 13 - July 11, 2008
Gallery 444, San Francisco, California
Shray's work at the Chat Noir Exhibition

"THE CAT SPEAKS"
Mixed Media,handmade Japanese paper,
polymer, gold leaf, black pumice,
handmade silk paper, etc.
Edition 1 of 1; size: 4' tall (approx)
"NO RULES"
Wire mesh bas relief sculpture mixed media.
Edition 1 of 1; size: 39" x 28" (approx)
Click on image for larger view
THE ARTIST SHRAY
Bronze sculptor, Shray, is one of the few working artists today who employs the rare Subtractionist technique. Like Michaelangelo, who released the human form in stone, Shray unveils her forms in blocks of clay. Through the lost wax process, her forms come to life in bronze. Great care is taken in the creation of each limited edition bronze. Shray feels that before she will put her name on the bronze sculpture, it must be perfect.
Shray invites you to explore her sculpture, read about her life and her technique, join her newsletter mailing list, and return again soon as she continues to add more bronzes to the site. More about Shray.
The Olympic Landscape Competition
Shray's Entry
"My piece honors parents worldwide who nurture the Olympic dream," said Shray. "Art is a bridge. China, with its rich cultural heritage is embracing the universal language of art." Read more.
Click in image below to view Shray's work on the Olympic Landscape Competition home page.
The work of bronze sculptor Shray....
reaches beyond place and time, gently speaking to people. This year, it also reaches beyond borders as her work travels throughout China and the world as a top-rated finalist in the sculpture competition for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. Director for the competition and renowned artist, Yuan Xikun, and General Secretary Zou Wen lead the international effort.
"My piece honors parents worldwide who nurture the Olympic dream," said Shray, sharing the victory with Alan Osborne's Art Foundry team. "Art is a bridge," said Osborne. " China, with its rich cultural heritage is embracing the universal language of art." Read more.
| SHRAY'S GALLERIES | |||
| San Francisco, California Gallery 444 |
Sacramento, California The Art Foundry |
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| Santa Fe, New Mexico Waxlander Gallery & Sculpture Garden |
Carmel-By-The-Sea, California Portnoy Galleries |
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| Scottsdale, Arizona Brennan Galleries |
Georgetown Ed Chasen Fine Art Gallery |
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| Jackson Hole, Wyoming Meyer-Milagros Gallery |
Palm Desert, California S R Brennan Galleries |
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