Eliza Apperly is a writer and producer based in Berlin.

Eliza produces and presents podcasts and radio for organisations including: Politico, European Council on Foreign Relations, BBC, Thames and Hudson, Global Public Policy Institute, Humboldt Forum, and the Barbican Centre. She co-launched the Germany programme of Intelligence Squared, a forum for live discussion and debate, and has produced and moderated events for Art + Feminism, Max Planck Society, American Academy in Berlin, Heinrich Böll Stiftung, and the International Literature Festival Berlin.

As a reporter and commentator, Eliza’s writing has been published in The Guardian, The Atlantic, Internazionale, Aeon, and by Reuters, Thames & Hudson and the BBC. Her work has been critically acclaimed and cited in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, The New York Times, and Slate.

Eliza has a first-class degree in Modern Languages and Literature from the University of Cambridge and an MA, with Distinction, from the Courtauld Institute of Art. She is fluent in German, Italian and French and has led workshops, seminars and talks on journalism and production at Bard College Berlin, the University of Bristol, and the University of Cambridge.

Eliza also provides editorial and content consultancy for institutions and organisations across the arts, architecture, design, and cultural programming. Collaborations include: Mondadori, Bottega Veneta, DCV Books, Psyche, Studio Mark Randel, Grau, and Goethe Institut.