Tony Bloom

Tony Bloom

  • Biography

    Tony Bloom has had a wide range of influences and inspirations over the course of his life. Born in Tokyo in 1947 he was raised in Paris and Washington D.C., though he ended up at the Banff School of Fine Arts in 1970 and founded Stonecrop Studios in Canmore four years later. As with many artists, his chosen career gave way to his passion for art, as he was trained in physics before moving to music and then ceramic/metalwork. His current works are in steel, copper, bronze, and aluminum, which he skillfully turns into sculpture, architectural features, and numerous public art projects in Calgary. His works in copper would look amazing on the Great Room walls, bringing warmth and curved shapes, while an aluminum “Landbuoy” would be a great point of interest in the backyard.

    “The work deals with thresholds and contradictions: between materials, between the rational and the intuitive, the dynamic and the passive, the functional and the non.”

Showing 1–12 of 15 artworks

Tony Bloom

Staccato
13 x 13 ″ Copper $695.00

Tony Bloom

Singular Synapse
13 x 13 ″ Copper $695.00

Tony Bloom

Lyrical Tendrils
13 x 13 ″ Copper $695.00

Tony Bloom

Eclipse Quilt
28.5 x 32.5 ″ Copper $3,200.00

Tony Bloom

Covalent Cauldron
14 x 14 ″ Copper $1,250.00

Tony Bloom

Tremolo
56 x 31 ″ Copper $8,300.00

Tony Bloom

Solar Winds
Framed: 13 x 13 ″ Copper $695.00

Tony Bloom

Song of the Sun
Framed: 13 x 13 ″ Copper Sold

Tony Bloom

Solar Flairs
Framed: 13 x 13 ″ Copper Sold

Tony Bloom

Solar Circus
Framed: 13 x 13 ″ Copper $695.00

Tony Bloom

Eclipse
Framed: 13 x 13 ″ Copper Sold

Tony Bloom

Pulse
Framed: 29 x 11 ″ Copper $1,500.00