Guillermo Ruiz de Teresa

Guillermo Ruiz de Teresa works as Deputy Director and Curator at Storefront for Art and Architecture. His research and curatorial interest are at the intersection of space, care, and power. Guillermo operates across disciplinary boundaries to interrogate the way in which art, design and politics shape each other. He co-leads the seminar and research project on Public Art as Alimentary Infrastructure at The Cooper Union’s School of Architecture. Trained as an architect and urbanist at the Architectural Association and Universidad Iberoamericana, Guillermo graduated from Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design with a Masters in Design Studies and was Stavros Niarchos Foundation PhD Scholar, Visiting Lecturer, and Researcher at the Royal College of Art in London.