About Bren Sibilsky: Bren Sibilsky is a sculptor in the style of classical representation with baroque undertones who excels in creating full standing figures, equestrian statues, portraits, and reliefs. She pushes classical subjects to daring emotive heights.
Bren’s Art Shown Here is from Her Portfolio: “Figures, Equestrian Statues, Portraits and Reliefs”
Price Range: $65.00- $125,000
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Bren’s art is in numerous collections throughout the U.S. and Europe. She has exhibited in many one-person and group exhibitions including those at the prestigious National Sculpture Society; Miller Art Museum; Koehline Museum; and Fairfield Museum; among others.
In 2022 “Determined Partners”, shown above, won the Charlotte Dunwiddle Memorial Award at The Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club 125th Open Exhibit at the Salmagundi Club, NYC, NY.
Her many awards include being chosen as an ARC Salon finalist multiple times and she was juried into the Salmagundi Club exhibition, New York, N.Y. She is a recipient of a “Best of Sculpture” award and Awards of Excellence from Manhattan Arts International, New York. Her work was selected for “The Healing Power of ART In Honor of Nature” exhibition in 2021.
In 2024 Bren’s “Releasing the Veil”, shown above, was selected for the Manhattan Arts International “HerStory” Invitational Exhibition.
In 2023 Bren received a Special Recognition Art Award from Manhattan Arts International for her outstanding sculptures that conveys the positive spirit of women. In the article that announced Bren’s award Renee Phillips wrote: “When a work of art emanates a formidable presence one becomes totally immersed in its power and potentiality. “Woman of Prophesy” is a supreme symbol of innate wisdom, enlightenment and rebirth. For these reasons and more, I did not hesitate to give it my Special Honor Award.
Bren’s sculpture “Winds of Change”, shown above, won Second Place in the prestigious New York based Catharine Lorillard Wolf Art Club’s Associates’ and Non-Members Exhibition. It was selected by the CLWAC Art Committee and Liz Haywood Sullivan, PSA-MP, IAPS/MC.
Her art was also selected for “The Healing Power of Art: Love, Peace, Unity & Hope” 2023 online exhibition and a video produced on Manhattan Arts International YouTube channel.
Bren has been interviewed on WBDK radio and featured in many publications including Professional Artist Magazine, LuxeBeat Magazine, and Door County Today.
She has been applauded for her belief that “through empathy we can understand others, ourselves and the natural laws of nature.”
Bren Sibilsky’s Artist’s Statement: “I use mankind’s myths to journey into our inner darkness in search of the blinding light of truth. Seeking wisdom through my artwork, I use expressions of nature while searching to understand mankind’s place in the universe, thus the meaning of our existence. l use stories of mankind, with empathy for the world we live in to understand others, ourselves and the laws of nature.”
Interesting fact about Bren Sibilsky: She is the founder and an instructor at the Algoma Atelier of Sculpture and Art, in Wisconsin.
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Bren,
Your sculptures are absolutly BRILLIANT. You remind me of Michaelangelo!
Thank you so much Aruna for your kind words and support. Much gratitude. Sincerely, Bren
Your horse head, and its rider. It took my breath away. It is exquisite. Is there a bronze of it?
Best wishes from Wales and long may you sculpt.
Christina, I agree. Bren Sibilsky is an extraordinary sculptor. Please visit her website to see more of her sculptures, find out what is available, and find out how to purchase her artwork. https://brensculpture.com
Bren’s sculptures are highly sophisticated, emotive and spiritual. I’m moved by this art!
Thank you Christine Aida for your uplifting comment. It warms my heart to know my art touches others in such a positive way.
Beautiful work reminds me of classic art s
Thank you Hariclia for your thoughtful comment. I appreciate the support. All the best, Sincerely, Bren