Luz Paz Agras

Luz Paz Agras serves as an Assistant Professor in the School of Architecture at the University of A Coruña, Spain, specializing in architectural theory instruction. She earned her architecture degree from the same institution before completing a Master's in Contemporary Art at the University of Santiago de Compostela, culminating in a 2013 PhD thesis on 'Contemporary Exhibition Spaces, 1923-1942. Interaction between Art and Architecture' under Dr. Fernando Agrasar's supervision.

Her academic trajectory expanded through postdoctoral research at University College London's Bartlett School of Architecture, funded by Fundación Barrié. Since 2004, she has maintained dual professional engagement in architectural practice and exhibition curation, with research focusing on the symbiotic relationship between spatial design and contemporary artistic expression across historical and theoretical frameworks.

Her scholarly contributions include editorial leadership roles since 2010 with DARDOmagazine: Art+Design+Architecture and current co-editorship of the Scopus-indexed Boletín Académico. Key recognitions include:

• XIV and XV Awards of the Architects Association (Galicia)
• Selection in Arquia/Proxima 2012 (Barcelona)
• Shortlisting in the Royal Academy's 2014 Summer Exhibition (London)

Her ongoing work bridges academic scholarship with practical curation, emphasizing how exhibition environments shape artistic reception and architectural innovation in 20th-century contexts.