Professor Marta López Beriso is an active scholar and educator in the field of Art History. She teaches at various American universities in Madrid. She holds degrees in Art History and Arcaheology (B.A. Université de La Sorbonne-Paris IV), Arts and Culture Administration (M.A. Universidad de Barcelona), and a PhD in Art History, expertise in History of Photography (Universidad Complutense de Madrid). Her publications include articles and papers published in catalogues, scholarly magazines and guides for the general public. She is also the founder and director of “Aulas de Arte”, a private non-profit organization, dedicated to educational services in museums, nationwide and internationally. She is the former Adjunct Director at the Esteban Vicente Contemporary Art Museum, Segovia, as well as Director of Education at Museo Picasso Málaga. Born and raised in Madrid, she has studied in Paris and also worked in New York at the beginning of her professional career, at MOMA. Back in Madrid she feels the city as a cosmopolitan insider. She knows both the historical and traditional Madrid she discovered with her mother and grandmother as well as the most contemporary and alternative side of the city.

Enrique has lived in Madrid since he was three and at an early age he had already discovered his love for art when he went to visit "the most viewed painting of all times" Guernica, by Pablo Picasso. This led him into study art history, where he specialized in Nineteenth Century Spanish painting, and began a doctorate in History focusing on the Death penalty in Spain from 1800 until1975. Well travelled, art and history lover and true "local" passionate about the history of his beloved city, he will be a great match for anyone looking for authentic in-depth history or art tour.

Sean has a 5 year History degree from UAM (Madrid) where he specialized in late medieval Castilian history. He also spent a full year at NUI (Maynooth, Ireland) researching the history of the Irish Colleges in the continent during the early 1600's. He later moved on to the study of the hispano-portuguese colonial presence in Asia and worked for the Spanish Association for Pacific Studies at UCM, Madrid. He's been a visiting professor at KYUDAI (Fukuoka, Japan) and has lectured at many seminars and conferences in Spain during the early 2000's precisely in the field of Southeast Asian studies. In the meantime Sean has been actively working as a tour guide in Spain running cultural tours for English-speaking travelers. He is currently working mostly as a local guide in Madrid.