Tall Tales and Curiosities Studio
Studio 14
Pam Bonaguide
Pam Bonaguide is a sculptor and installation artist based at The Mill Contemporary Art in Saxonville, Massachusetts, and founder of Tall Tales and Curiosities Studio. They create immersive, three-dimensional works that explore narrative, nature, and transformation, using natural, found, and repurposed materials such as concrete, bark, wood, and textiles.
Specializing in large-scale formats, Pam uses concrete for its strength and its ability to capture texture and emotion. Their work blurs the boundaries between organic and industrial, ephemeral and enduring.
Largely self-taught, they have developed their practice through experimentation, collaboration, and studies in ceramics, photography, and art history, including at the Salt Institute of Documentary Studies. Their work has been exhibited throughout Massachusetts and Connecticut, including solo shows in Framingham, MA, and installations at the Grout-Heard House Museum, Wayland, MA; The Mount, Lenox, MA; the Morse Institute, Natick, MA; Russell’s Garden, Wayland, MA; Art on the Trail, Southborough, MA; the New Canaan Historical Society and Museum, New Canaan, CT and others.
Specializing in large-scale formats, Pam uses concrete for its strength and its ability to capture texture and emotion. Their work blurs the boundaries between organic and industrial, ephemeral and enduring.
Largely self-taught, they have developed their practice through experimentation, collaboration, and studies in ceramics, photography, and art history, including at the Salt Institute of Documentary Studies. Their work has been exhibited throughout Massachusetts and Connecticut, including solo shows in Framingham, MA, and installations at the Grout-Heard House Museum, Wayland, MA; The Mount, Lenox, MA; the Morse Institute, Natick, MA; Russell’s Garden, Wayland, MA; Art on the Trail, Southborough, MA; the New Canaan Historical Society and Museum, New Canaan, CT and others.
