Graham Guerra received his B.F.A at Rhode Island School of Design/European Honor Program in Rome, Italy and received his M.F.A. at Yale University, Connecticut. Guerra has professional experience has worked as a Visiting Lecturer at Pratt Institute and New York Academy of Art, an Artist Assistant for Rudolph Stingel, Mel Bochner, Matthew Barney, Tom Sachs, Special Exhibition Design Staff at the Brooklyn Museum, as a lecturer/critic at Rhode Island School of Design, Teaching Assistant at Yale School of Art and Rhode Island School of Design and as a Visiting Artist Program Coordinator at Yale School of Design. Guerra has participated in many solo exhibitions including Graham Day Guerra at Ox Bow Gallery in Saugatuck, MI in 1998, After the Party at Jack the Pelican Presents in Brooklyn, NY in 2004, Pairidaeza at Eden Rock Gallery in St. Jean, St. Barths in 2012 and Palimpsest in Albermarie Hall Princeton International School of Mathematics and Sciences Princeton, NJ in 2014.