Ruth Dusseault is Artist-in-Residence at Georgia Tech's College of Architecture. Her work is exhibited and collected internationally. She has received over a dozen artist grants and awards, including a 2009 Artist Award from the New York-based Artadia Foundation, a 2006 Design award from the National Endowment for the Arts, the 2003 Forward Arts Foundation Emerging Artist Award. Her various projects examine utopian expressions in architecture. Her Atlantic Steel Redevelopment Project was part of a suite of solo exhibitions at the High Museum in 2006. She has written several features for Art Papers magazine. And she has curated touring exhibitions that combine ideas from art and architecture, including Terrain Vague: Photography and Architecture in the Post-Industrial Landscape at the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center and the Carnegie Museum of Art. Her work is in several collections including the High Museum of Art, the Greenville Museum, the Southeast Museum of Art, Alston & Bird, Carson & Guest, European Contemporary Art Center in Beijing China, Tulane University and Images Photography Collection in Cincinnati.