Bruce West (1939 – May 6, 2021) was an American artist. West taught art at Lewis & Clark College for 34 years.

Works Untitled (Abstract Sculpture) (1960/2006), copper, Rogue Gallery and Art Center, Medford, Oregon Untitled (1962), brass and copper, Portland Art Museum, Portland, Oregon Sculpture No. 1 (1963), Keller Auditorium, Portland, Oregon Untitled (), chromium and steel, Portland Art Museum, Portland, Oregon Untitled (Abstract Sculpture) (1960/2006), stainless steel, Portland Art Museum, Portland, Oregon Untitled (1973), Standard Insurance Center, Portland, Oregon Untitled (1975), Oregon State Capitol, Salem, Oregon Sculpture Stage (1976), Tom McCall Waterfront Park, Portland, Oregon Untitled (1977), Portland, Oregon BW1 (1978), Lair Hill Park, Portland, Oregon Untitled (1980), Oregon Institute of Technology Library, Klamath Falls, Oregon Untitled (1981), Portland State University, Portland, Oregon Passageway - Ready for a Journey (1987), Oregon Department of Transportation, Salem, Oregon Beach Patterns (1989), Eastern Oregon Correctional Facility (Oregon Department of Corrections), Pendleton, Oregon Cascade Circus (1990), Lawrence Hall (University of Oregon), Eugene, Oregon Oregon Fabric (1994), Oregon Health & Science University Hospital, Portland, Oregon Summertime II (1994), Valley Library (Oregon State University), Corvallis, Oregon Summertime I (1995), Oregon Health & Science University (Marquam Hill Campus), Portland, Oregon Leaf Branch (1996), Valley Library (Oregon State University), Corvallis, Oregon Water, Water, Water (1999), Lake Oswego Fire Department building, Lake Oswego, Oregon Agriculture and Forestry (2000), Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon Untitled (2000), in storage; owned by City of Lake Oswego Standing Pear and Friends (2001) and Strawberry (2002), Auburn, Washington (at Auburn train station) Stainless Stele (2003), Waluga West Park, Lake Oswego, Oregon Ramona Falls (2003), Portland Community College Rock Creek, Portland, Oregon Sitting Stones, East Portland Community Center, Portland, 2009 The Cube (2015), Salem, Oregon

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