Gabriella Jaramillo

My lessons are dynamic, interactive, and tailored to meet each student's unique learning needs. I focus on creating a supportive and engaging environment where students feel confident to ask questions and explore ideas. Whether teaching History of Art, Fashion, or Contemporary Art, I blend theoretical knowledge with real-world examples to make complex concepts clear and accessible.

Each lesson typically begins with a brief overview to establish key concepts, followed by in-depth discussions, visual analysis, and practical exercises. I use a variety of resources—including images, case studies, and multimedia materials—to bring lessons to life. This approach helps students connect historical and cultural contexts with contemporary ideas, fostering both critical thinking and creativity.

I also adapt my teaching style to fit the student’s goals and pace. Whether they seek foundational knowledge, exam preparation, or advanced insights, I design lessons to suit their needs. For younger students or beginners, I make lessons interactive and approachable, while advanced learners benefit from deeper analytical discussions and personalized research guidance.

With a Master’s degree in Fashion Curation and Cultural Programming from the London College of Fashion and a Bachelor’s degree in Art History, I bring academic expertise combined with hands-on experience. My background includes curating exhibitions, creating educational content, and teaching mixed-grade classrooms. This diverse experience allows me to communicate complex ideas effectively and make learning both meaningful and enjoyable.

Whether online or in-person in London, my lessons are designed to inspire curiosity, foster independent thinking, and help students achieve their academic and creative goals.