Mary Brōgger is an internationally recognized artist whose diverse practice includes sculpture and site-responsive installation, as well as art direction, prop making, fashion, furniture, and light fixture design. Brōgger's knowledge of the history of art and design, along with her refined and accomplished use of materials, provide the visual richness, technical agility, and conceptual cohesion that characterize her practice. Until relocating her studio to Los Angeles in 2009, Brōgger served as an instructor in the Sculpture and the Fiber and Materials Studies Departments at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She is a recipient of distinguished awards from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Illinois Arts Council and has been nominated for awards and fellowships from the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation, the Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation, and Anonymous Was a Woman. Brōgger's work has been exhibited internationally and is held in many distinguished private and public collections including the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago.

Ceramics

"Range"

Wool felted wall piece

"Pyrite Pouf"

Sculptural swivel seat

"Altercation"

Solo Exhibition @ ROSEGALLERY

Santa Monica, CA

"Convolutions"

ongoing sculpture series

Bubble Curtain

There and Black

UNUM Gallery, Chicago

solo exhibition

"There and Black"

Mixed media

Bronze Gates

Folding Wooden Seat

Steel and Plaster

Cut steel embedded in black plaster

Bronze Candelabra

"Tulip, Droplet, Pill"

"Dolphin, Thought Cloud, Shooting Star"

Hollywood Interiors

Style and Design in Los Angeles

Anthony Iannacci

The Monacelli Press

Bronze and Plaster Sculpture

HOLLYWOOD INTERIORS

Anthony Iannacci

"Dendrite" Chandelier

Patterns and Construction

Lizzie Fitch/Ryan Trecartin

Regen Projects, Los Angeles

"Rum Runner"

Cast hard candy costume

Bronze fixtures

Architectural Digest

private residence, Los Angeles

"Non-Simultaneously Apprehended"

mirror on canvas

Twisted Wire Sculpture

Bronze "Lean-to" Candlesticks

set of four

"Denim Cosmos"

sculptural installation

Plaster sculpture

Twisted Brass Wire

Lighting

"Constellation" chandelier

and floor lighting

Brass tubing, LED lighting

"Meteorite" console

Bronze, fused glass, wood

interior lighting

"Stream" Installation

Park Hyatt - Front Desk

Chicago, Il

"Untitled" Steel Curtains

Rezac Gallery

Chicago, Il

"The Center is Anywhere"

Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago

Artwork from the permanent collection

Haymarket Memorial

Monument

Chicago, IL

"Fast But Slow"

Original pattern design for steel curtain

Mandarin Oriental Hotel

New York, Columbus Circle