Miguel Meruje has completed an European PhD in History of Art at Universidade Nova de Lisboa with the highest mark possible given unanimously by an international jury, with a dissertation about silence and the void in art. He is a Visiting Scholar at Université Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV) and completed a MA degree at Sotheby’s Institute London/University of Manchester with a dissertation about the Preliminary Course of the Bauhaus. He has also received degrees from the University of the Arts London, both FdA and BA (Hons). He was part of the Learning Department at Tate Modern/Tate Britain and keeps an active participation in diverse academic and creative areas, having collaborated with museums, art fairs and global galleries such as Victoria & Albert Museum, Saatchi Gallery, Frieze Art Fair/Frieze Masters and magazines, namely Wallpaper and Arkitip. Besides participating regularly in international conferences and artistic residences, he was Assistant Editor at the newspaper Arts London News.