Eduardo Stupía (Buenos Aires, 1951) is a visual artist. He studied at the Manuel Belgrano National School of Fine Arts in Buenos Aires, and has been teaching visual arts since 1984.

His first exhibition took place in 1972 at the legendary Lirolay gallery in Buenos Aires, and since then he has exhibited individual works in Argentina and Spain such as Inventory Clippings (2011), Buenos Aires; Recent Work (2010), Collages (2010), Reflections (2010), Recent Work (2008) and Stupía (2004).

She has participated in collective exhibitions in Argentina, the United States, Germany, France and Italy: ¡Me ruinaste el dibujo! Dibujo a cuatro manos (2011), Contemporary Argentine Masterworks (2010), Realität und Utopie. Argentina's Künstlerische Laufbahnvon der Gegenwart (2010), Traversées du paysage (2004), Arte argentino contemporáneo (2004) or Escenas de los 80 (2003).

His work is part of the collections of major museums in Argentina, the Valencian Institute of Modern Art, and MoMA. Among other distinctions, he received the Grand Prize at the National Salon of Visual Arts (2007) in Drawing.