Anika Meier

Anika Meier is a writer and curator living and working in Hamburg. She studied art history and German literature in Heidelberg. Scholarships took her to Marbach at the German Literature Archive, to Paris at the German Forum for Art History, and as a Junior Visiting Fellow to London at the Institute for Germanic and Romance Studies at the University of London. She teaches at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, Austria, in the UBERMORGEN class, Department of Digital Art, and at the Bauhaus University Weimar.

Among other things, she wrote columns for Monopol and Kunstforum, collaborated with CIRCA and Tezos on Marina Abramović's first NFT drop, and worked with Herbert W. Franke on his NFT drop MATH ART on Quantum. She was on the curation board of Art Blocks, is on the advisory board of the House of Electronic Arts in Basel, and built EXPANDED.ART.

Some of her most recently curated exhibitions include The Second-Guess. Body Anxiety in the Age of AI at HeK Basel (virtual.hek.ch; curated with Margaret Murphy and Leah Schrager), LeeMullican.PCX at FeralFile, Who Is Online? Game Art in the Age of Post-NFTism at HEK Basel, Art NFT Linz at the Francisco Carolinum in Linz, Tribute to Herbert W. Franke (curated with Susanne Päch), and Augmented Berlin (curated with Highsnobiety).

Her exhibitions have been written about, and her texts have been published in artnet, Hyperallergic, Monopol, Kunstforum, Spiegel, Zeit, Tagesschau, and Right Click Save, among others.