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| name = Robert Murray
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| caption = Tundra (1972) by Robert Murray (artist) at Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario Canada
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| birth_date = {{birth date and age|1936|3|2}}
| birth_place = Vancouver, British Columbia
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| nationality = Canadian
| field = sculptor, printmaker, painter, and art teacher
| training = Regina College School of Art
| movement = NeoClassical
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| influenced by = Barnett Newman and David Smith
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}}Robert Gray Murray (born March 2, 1936) is a Canadian sculptor, printmaker, painter, and art teacher whose large outdoor works resemble abstract stabile style of Alexander Calder. Some of his installations have attracted controversy because of their abstract design. Born in Vancouver, British Columbia, and raised in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, he has lived in the United States since 1960. He attended the Regina College School of Art. Upon moving to New York City, he was influenced by Barnett Newman and David Smith. Murray's works often call natural themes to mind through shape, color, and of course name; other works are named after people, places, or things in Canada and Alaska. The sculptures are primarily made of painted metal in twisting, geometric forms. Work in CollectionsUnited StatesAlaska - Nimbus, 1978, Alaska State Museum, Juneau,
California - Chinook, 1968, Berkeley Art Museum, Berkeley
- Duet (Homage to David Smith), 1965, CSULB campus, Long Beach
District of Columbia - Marker, 1964, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington
Georgia - Montauk, 1967, Adams Park Library, Atlanta,
Illinois - Untitled, 1976, Roy Boyd Gallery, Chicago
- Windhover, 1970, Hinsdale Junior High School, Hinsdale
Massachusetts - Quinnipiac, 1974, Fine Arts Center, UMass, Amherst
Michigan - Nordkyn, 1973-4, Ferry Mall, Wayne State University, Detroit
- Windhover, 1976, Grand Rapids Art Museum, Grand Rapids
Minnesota - Taku, 1976, Honeywell Plaza, Minneapolis
- Maquette for Track, 1966, Walker Art Center, Minneapolis
- Track, 1966, Walker Art Center, Minneapolis
Nebraska - Nanticoke, 1980, Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery and Sculpture Garden, Lincoln
New Jersey - Hillary, 1983, Grounds for Sculpture, Hamilton
- [https://www.nj.gov/state/museum/index.html Agulapak]", 1974, New Jersey State Museum, Trenton
New York - Megan's Red, SUNY, Fredonia
- Kiana, 1978, Storm King, Mountainville
- Spinnaker, 1979, JPMorgan Chase Art Collection, New York
- Siwash, Vassar Art Gallery, Vassar College, Poukeepsie
Ohio - Wasahaban/Claire, 1978, Columbus Museum of Art, Columbus
Texas - Chilkat, 1977, PCL Lobby, Univ of Texas, Austin
Wisconsin - Windfall, 1966, Lynden Sculpture Garden, Milwaukee
InternationalCanadaAlberta - Dyad, 1967, University of Alberta, Edmonton
British Columbia - Skagway, 1977, Kelowna Art Gallery, Kelowna
- Cumbria, 1966, University of British Columbia, Vancouver
- Kennebec, 1978, The Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, Victoria
- Oneida, 1978, The Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, Victoria
- Hillary, 1983, serigraph, The Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, Victoria
- Lennon Yellow, 1980, The Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, Victoria
Ontario - The Henney Banners, 1985, Trent University, Champlain College: Great Hall, Peterborough
- Ferus, 2001, Pointe au Baril
- Kawaatebiishing, 2003, Pointe au Baril
- Pointe au Baril II, 2003, Pointe au Baril
- Gap, 1973, Art Bank/Canada Council Collection, Ottawa
- Huron, 1974, Art Bank/Canada Council Collection, Ottawa
- Juneau, 1976, Art Bank/Canada Council Collection, Ottawa
- Prairie, 1965–66, Art Bank/Canada Council Collection, Ottawa
- Roll, 1973, Art Bank/Canada Council Collection, Ottawa
- Sitka, 1976, Art Bank/Canada Council Collection, Ottawa
- Split, 1973, Art Bank/Canada Council Collection, Ottawa
- Togiak, 1974, Art Bank/Canada Council Collection, Ottawa
- Tundra (for Barnett Newman), 1972-3, Carleton University, Ottawa
- Haida, 1973, Dept. of External Affairs, Ottawa
- Adam and Eve, 1962-3, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa
- Arroyo, 1968, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa
- Breaker, 1968, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa
- Burwash, 1970, ed. of 17, The National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa
- Caldwell, 1973, lithograph, The National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa
- Chilcotin, 1969, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa
- Ferus, 1963, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa
- The Trent Series no. 1-9, 1991, The National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa
- Working Model for "Fountain Sculpture" 1959, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa
- Lillooet, 2007, Snug Harbor
- Mbishkaad/To Ascend, 2004, One King West, Toronto
- Becca's H, 1973, University of Toronto, Toronto
Saskatchewan - Rainmaker, 1959–60, Saskatoon City Hall, Saskatoon
- Study for Saskatoon, 1976, Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon
Not Located- Lazarus (1961-2)
- To (1963)
- Chief (1964)
- Mesa (1967)
- Bank (1968)
- Teal (1969)
- Swing (1973)
- Garnet (1974)
- Magnetawan (1974)
- Tikchik (1974)
- Kodiak (1975)
- Seward (1976)
- Willow (1976)
- Alagash, 1978
- Saginaw (1979)
- Chesapeake (1980)
- Spinnaker (1980)
- Susquehana (1980)
- Bethany (1981)
- Saguenay, (1982)
- Pointe au Baril IX, (2003)
- No Exit, (2004)
- Ferus (model B), (2008)
External links- "The Sculpture of Robert Murray" by Neil Marshall
- Robert Murray at The Canadian Encyclopedia
- The Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan
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