Allison C. Meier is an Oklahoma-born, Brooklyn-based writer focused on visual culture, architecture, and overlooked history: I believe in writing about the arts and heritage of our world in an accessible, engaging way. Previously, I was a staff writer at Hyperallergic and the senior editor at Atlas Obscura.
Bylines include the New York Times, Hyperallergic, Atlas Obscura, CityLab, Curbed, the Public Domain Review, Wellcome Collection, the New Inquiry, Smithsonian, Mental Floss, Slate, ArtDesk, Raw Vision Magazine, Reasons to Be Cheerful, JSTOR Daily, Urban Omnibus, Chicago Magazine, the Offing, ARTNews, Narratively, Nineteenth Century magazine, Collectors Weekly, Bunk History, AFAR, Dilettante Army, Glasstire, Artsy, Nightingale, Death in the Afternoon Podcast, Fine Books Magazine, Brooklyn Based, 20×200, GOOD, the Order of the Good Death, and the Oklahoma Gazette.
I moonlight as a cemetery tour guide at New York burial grounds and I am a licensed New York City sightseeing guide. I’m on a mission to see all the city’s Greatest Trees.
