Natalia de la Piedra González holds a degree in Art History from the Complutense University of Madrid, with further studies in Arts Management at the University of the Arts London and training in exhibition design at the Polytechnic University of Madrid.
She has developed her career as a curator and cultural project manager, collaborating with institutions such as Museo CA2M, Fundación ARCO, and Fundación Casa de Alba, as well as with national and international galleries. She has been involved in the design, coordination, and production of exhibition projects, managing teams, content, and processes from initial concept through to execution.
Her approach combines academic rigor with spatial sensitivity, shaped by a clear and accessible narrative that connects art to its historical, social, and cultural context. She understands each project as an experience in which thought, space, and audience engage in meaningful dialogue.
- Languages Spanish
