ANIKA MEIER
Anika Meier is a writer and curator specializing in digital art building EXPANDED.ART. She lives and works in Hamburg and Berlin, Germany, and teaches at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, Austria, Class of UBERMORGEN, Department of Digital Art.
Among others, she wrote columns for Monopol and Kunstforum, built up KÖNIG DIGITAL for KÖNIG GALERIE, worked with CIRCA and Tezos on Marina Abramović‘s first NFT Drop, and with Herbert W. Franke on his NFT Drop MATH ART on Quantum. She was on the curation board of Art Blocks and is on the advisory board of Haus der Elektronischen Künste in Basel.
She is also a concept artist who creates text-based works that critically reflect value in the post-digital age, such as TWEETS FROM TWITTER, LOST FUTURES and TALE AS OLD AS TIME. She created UNSIGNED (2022) together with Operator, a collection of 100 signatures from women and non-binary artists to reverse the current negative value of the signatures through their transformation into artworks themselves.
Her most recent curated exhibitions include LeeMullican.PCX at FeralFile, Who Is Online? Game Art in the Age of Post-NFTism at HEK Basel (Virtual), Art NFT Linz at Francisco Carolinum in Linz, and Tribute to Herbert W. Franke (co-curated with Susanne Päch).
Her exhibitions have been written about, and her writing has been published in, among others, artnet, Hyperallergic, Monopol, Kunstforum, Spiegel, Tagesschau, and Right Click Save.
