Sandra Bromley

Sandra Bromley is a Canadian artist. She is noted for her anti-war and anti-violence artwork, most notably Gun Sculpture, co-created with Wallis Kendal. Her artwork has been exhibited at the United Nations and the presentation of the Nobel Peace Prize.

Bromley earned her BFA in 1979 from the University of Alberta. In 1997, she co-founded with Kendal, a non-profit group that works with at-risk youth in Edmonton. She was inducted into the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 2012, receiving the Queen's Jubilee Medal the same year.

The Art of Peacemaking: The Gun Sculpture Bromley and collaborator Wallis Kendal co-created The Gun Sculpture, a five-tonne sculpture that was unveiled in Edmonton in early 2000. It was a vision of the . and took two years to build. The Canadian Millennium Bureau and the UN Department for Disarmament Affairs provided funding, as well as private donations. Composed of 7,000 deactivated weapons such as landmines, machine-guns and knives donated to the artists by Canadian and international sources, the walk-in structure resembles a prison cell.