Kristina Miller, Curator

Kristina Miller (born 1992) uses curatorial practice to address social realities and engages with scenes and aesthetically charged contexts in which political and ideological ideas manifest themselves. She is currently exploring simultaneity as a curatorial gesture and examining how live images and real time shift constructions of time and space in contemporary art exhibitions. As part of the curatorial residency at Dialogfelder, Chemnitz, she most recently focused on processes of transformation in East and West Germany. In 2025, she received a one-year fellowship for curation at the Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart. Previously, Miller has realised and accompanied exhibitions with ZK/U – Center for Art and Urbanistics, Berlin, the mumok – Museum of Modern Art, Vienna, and documenta, Kassel. She worked at Studio Julian Charrière and is the studio manager of Studio Zuzanna Czebatul. Miller writes texts, including exhibition reviews as well as research- and theory-based essays. She studied sociology at the University of Vienna and Spatial Strategies at the Weißensee Academy of Art, Berlin. She lives and works in Berlin.

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