Oral History of Digital Art
How artists remember the internet
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Status updates from Anika Meier's desk — writer and curator — about internet culture, art, and technology.
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I might disappoint you even more
On writing something new
Why Digital Art Still Needs Context
On NFTs, post-internet art, and contemporary art
Taylor Swift, Pace, and the New Economics of Fandom
Why community has become the most valuable currency in both pop culture and the art world
What Happened to the Discourse Around Contemporary Art and Culture?
It feels like everyone is having a different conversation
I Want Digital Art Collectors, But For Myself
What is the role of institutions in the post-digital age?
Escape Doomscrolling
Money Slop and Being Alive
Why Is Everyone Suddenly Writing Digital Art on Everything?
Between Images and Systems
Athletic Aesthetics in the Debate Club
The Artist Online and Flip Aesthetics
Too Much Opinion (TMO)
When critique becomes circulation
Inferior Image, Inferior Writing
The 2010s Happened
Attentionmaxxing: Robot Dogs and Church Bells
Regular Animals, a Conflict of Interest, and a Performance Review
The AI Slop of Pierre Huyghe
How "Liminals" could unintentionally change the conversation about AI art
I've missed our conversations. (Continued.)
On AI, Emotions, and Being Human
I've missed our conversations
Save the date.
Everything I Wrote in 2025
A Year in Writing
In Conversation with Mario Klingemann: How Much of the Artist Can a Machine Replace?
On Visionaries, AI Agents, and Being First
The Return of the Dead: What NFTs Say About the Art Market Today
On Disruption and Networked Collecting
In Conversation with Boris Eldagsen: "AI Doesn't Suffer"
On Promptography, the Artist as a Conductor, and AI Art Rants
In Conversation with OONA: How To Be Seen
On Performance, Self-Sovereignty, and Surveillance