Eleni Lozou

Eleni Lozou is a cultural manager specializing in fostering creativity and resilience. With ten years of experience across institutions and galleries, including the Museum of Cycladic Art and The Breeder Gallery, she works across programming, communications, fundraising, and exhibition production. Her expertise lies in exhibition management, collaborating closely with artists to bring their visions to fruition. She is a close collaborator of the BCK since its creation, serving as the Artist Liaison in both editions so far. She also designs and delivers professional-development workshops for artists and creatives. In recent years, Eleni has worked as an independent artist manager, partnering with artists, organizations, and galleries on advisory work, production, and strategic consulting. Her research, developed with Musée Camille Claudel, Tate, Onassis Stegi, and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation, explores creativity, resilience, and contemporary cultural management. She holds degrees from King’s College London in Communications and Media Studies, Crisis Management, and Arts & Cultural Management, and trained in exhibition production at the Victoria & Albert Museum Professional Academy.