Ms Veronika Neukirch

Biography

Veronika Neukirch’s expansive art practice moves between multiple media and techniques with starting points in sculpture and installation, including new media and collaborative approaches. 

Her experience spans a broad spectrum of roles in the art world, including exhibiting internationally, curating and art handling, all of which inform her pedagogical approach. 

In 2023, Veronika’s work was shown at the Royal Society of Sculptors (London), The Art House, Wakefield and she performed at Nottingham Contemporary. She has exhibited, completed artist residencies and scholarships in the UK, Europe and Southeast Asia, including the Zsuzsi Robozs Scholarship 2022 with solo exhibition at Morley Gallery, London; the Solo Residency at Unit 1 Gallery, London (2021), the Mark Tanner Sculpture Award Graduate Residency at Standpoint Gallery, London (2020) and Rimbun Dahan Residency in Malaysia with a collaborative book launch at Ilham Contemporary, Kuala Lumpur (2017), which were kindly supported by the Goethe Institute.

Graduating from the Royal College of Art with an MA in Sculpture in 2019, Veronika was the recipient of the Gilbert Bayes Trust Sculpture Award and went on to become a lecturer at the University for the Creative Arts, Farnham. She completed her BA Fine Art at Central Saint Martins (2013), specialising in ‘2D’, and briefly studied at Universität der Künste (UdK) Berlin (2012).

Teaching

In 2025, Veronika joined MDX as Lecturer in Fine Art and teaches predominantly across the BA Fine Art. 

She leads modules:

- FNA1103 Establishing a Self-directed Practice

- FNA1303 Art Ecologies: Orientation

- FNA2103 Developing a Self-directed Practice

- FNA2203 Media Sites & Situations