Dzmitry Suslau
Creative Director
A specialist in public art, Dzmitry is a Lecturer at UCL. He has previously contributed to exhibition research at the V&A and other cultural institutions. His current research focuses on human ecology, critical issues in public art, and a broader connection between culture and environmental change. In addition, Dzmitry sits on the advisory board of On the Record, an award-winning organisation specialising in oral history, co-production and creative media.
Evgeniya Ravtsova
Managing Director
Evgeniya has a background in art history (MA Courtauld Institute of Art) and is a PhD candidate at the Unversity of Manchester. She has several years’ experience creating and managing collaborative cultural projects with partners nationally as International Programmes Manager at the V&A in London. Previously she worked at Christie’s and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice.
WHO WE ARE
Our practice stems from the understanding of ‘public art’ as a form of meaningful engagement with diverse
publics. Climate Art is a space for resident groups, artists, and scientists to come together.
WHAT WE DO
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We inspire pro-environmental behaviour
At Climate Art, we encourage long-term, sustainable transformation through participatory public art that
motivates
us all to make positive adjustments to our daily lives.
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We create space for dialogue
Hearing from people whose livelihoods may be directly affected by coastal erosion, air pollution or
flooding
is
immensely important to our understanding of climate change. Only by working together can communities,
artists,
and
scientists create innovative solutions.
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We promote sustainability
Understanding our environmental impact is central to Climate Art. We will continue to seek innovative ways
to
reduce our carbon footprint, adapting the approach to our practice.
Climate Art CIC is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company, registered in England and Wales.
Company no.
12952770
Website development by Jenny Judova
Visual Identity by Nadzeya Lebedzeva
Team Photograph by Nishant Shukla
