Andrea Steves

Andrea Steves is an artist, curator, researcher and organizer based between Vienna and New York, born in Michigan in 1983. Their recent work explores capitalism, climate change, public history, museums and monuments. They co-founded Museum of Capitalism, a public museum that imagines the end of capitalism. Steves was listed as a resident of The Luminary in 2020. They contributed to MARCH 01, the inaugural print issue of MARCH: a journal of art & strategy, published in October 2020. The Luminary distributes that issue in the US. Steves co-created the long-term project Parolantoj de la mondo, kuniĝu! with Ryts Monet, which uses Esperanto to examine linguistic imperialism and European identity after Brexit.