Anika Meier & Margaret Murphy

Anika Meier is an author and curator specializing in digital art. She writes a column for the German art magazine Kunstforum titled STATUS UPDATE about the developments around the topic of NFTs in the field of art. Right now, she‘s working on among others a book titled discussing Art NFTs with Micol Ap and Jesse Damiani, exhibitions and art NFT Linz for Francisco Carolinum in Linz, the UNESCO City of Media Arts.

She curated among others The Artist Is Online (2021) at KÖNIG GALERIE and at KÖNIG in Decentraland (together with Johann König), Exercise in Hopeless Nostalgia. The World Wide Webb by Thomas Webb at KÖNIG DIGITAL, Surprisingly This Rather Works by Manuel Rossner at KÖNIG DIGITAL, Link in Bio. Art After Social Media (2019/2020) at Museum of Fine Arts in Leipzig, Virtual Normality. Female Net Artists 2.0 at Museum of Fine Arts in Leipzig (2018/2019).

Margaret Murphy is an American artist and photographer working with cameras and prompts to create artworks that explore memories, post-photography, and image-making in the age of artificial intelligence. She released her series I Could Look at You All Day as part of the group drop TMRW together with Der Greif on Quantum, Future Pasts, Past Futures and RE: Road Trip with EXPANDED.ART, PASTICHE with Anika Meier on Foundation, and Tastebots with TranscendDao. Murphy was also part of UNSIGNED by Operator and Anika Meier.

Solo and group exhibitions featured her photography and post-photography, among others, at the Villa Heike and EXPANDED.ART in Berlin. Her work has been shown at galleries in Los Angeles, New York, London, and the Washington, DC, area. Murphy is represented by EXPANDED.ART.