Eleni Lozou

Eleni Lozou is a multidisciplinary art manager with a specialization in nurturing creativity and resilience within the cultural sector. With over seven years of experience in cultural institutions, museums, and galleries such as The Museum of Cycladic Art and The Breeder Gallery, she has honed her skills in public and community programming, strategic communications, fundraising development, and exhibition production. Eleni’s expertise particularly lies in exhibition management, where she collaborates closely with artists to bring their visions to fruition.

Her research endeavours, in partnership with esteemed institutions such as Musee Camille Claudel, Tate, Onassis Stegi, and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation, have revolved around themes of creativity, resilience, and contemporary cultural management. Eleni holds degrees in Communications and Media Studies, Crisis Management, and Arts & Cultural Management from King’s College London, supplemented by professional training in exhibition production from The Victoria & Albert Museum Professional Academy. Driven by an unwavering passion for the arts, Eleni is dedicated to curating impactful cultural experiences and fostering innovation within the field.