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I am particularly drawn to dancers and to how their bodies speak. I asked this black ballet dancer to pose for one of my classes. His physical appearance and demeanor had a striking degree of grace and power.

Eduardo Gomez was born in Colombia and moved to the USA as a young man. Although Eduardo Gomez’s artistic career began while he was a young undergraduate student, his artistic development took circuitous paths due to work, travel and the demands of raising a family. Later in life, he returned to art school at the University of Arkansas, Little Rock where he completed his post-baccalaureate studies in sculpture and was admitted to the graduate school. Eduardo also studied independently under various nationally recognized sculptors. Eduardo Gomez recently published a book about his work and artistic roots called “Eduardo Gomez : Silent Messages” with an introduction and interview by Art Historian Laura M. Amrhein, PHD. His work can be...