with Pablo Eduardo
Saturday, April 27, 2024 at 1:00 pm
CAM Auditorium, 27 Pleasant Street, Gloucester, MA
Registration required for all attendees. Free for members, $10 for non-members

For almost 30 years, Pablo Eduardo has been a significant contributor to public works in the United States and internationally. Rooted in his unique and rich history as a Bolivian-born exile, Eduardo’s work embraces western tradition with his Spanish-American heritage and marries decades of training as a sculptor with an intimate understanding of his craft.  

Eduardo’s distinctive sculpting style honors the past with its Baroque influences while creating compelling pieces of contemporary art.  With a harmonious combination of clay, wire, steel and bronze, Eduardo magnifies the archetype of classical sculpture and merges it with a passionate independence of spirit. 

Eduardo’s North American installations include two bronze portrait busts for the rotunda of the Rhode Island State House and several public works in the Boston, MA area, among others.  His foremost collection of public works abroad is in the Republic of Bolivia.  

Pablo Eduardo lives in Gloucester, MA, and works out of his private studio where he shares his talent and knowledge with many local artists and apprentices. His work is represented in the Museum’s current exhibition, In the Round: 20th and 21st Century Cape Ann Sculpture.  

 To learn more about Pablo Eduardo’s work, watch his interview on Cape Ann ARTWaves in the CAM Video Vault.