Anamarija Batista

Anamarija Batista is an Assistant Professor in Art Education at the Department of Fine Arts & Design, Mozarteum University. Her work bridges art, architecture, and economics through interdisciplinary research and curation. She holds degrees in economics and art history from the University of Vienna, with additional studies in German as a foreign language.

• Affiliations: Mozarteum University (School of Music & Art Education)
• Roles: Academic researcher, curator, and educator

Her research explores modern/contemporary art practices, architectural theory, and socio-economic frameworks. Notable projects include the long-term initiative Artist as spatial planner (since 2012) and exhibitions such as The Distance View (2023) and Productive Work - what is it supposed to be? (2018). She has co-edited influential volumes like Rethinking Density (2017) and authored works on urban typologies and temporalities in artistic practice.

Her publications blend artistic critique with socio-economic analysis, addressing topics like urban transformation, labor relations, and cultural policy. Recent works include a 2024 monograph on obsolete architectural typologies and a collaborative study on wage labor history.