We believe that art can catalyze change and expand knowledge.
Art supports sustainable transformation processes and helps transmitting science in a more approachable way.
Marcella França, How Can I Dance While the Earth Is Burning (2021)
John Adam Barrow, 400 ppm (2019)
We collect & connect
We collect and maintain the world's largest collection for climate-change related artworks and connect it with curators, exhibition spaces, galleries and others. We welcome anyone to work with us and join our mission.
An interdisciplinary team
on a mission.
The Climate Art Collection team is international, diverse, and interdisciplinary. We are united by our passion for art and our mission to fight climate change. If you're interested in working with us, just write us at contact@climateartcollection.com !
Team
Ronald Anzenberger
Alexander Doudkin
Lotte Koterewa
Milan Kroehl
Sophie Midori Toelke
Katerina Zachou
Lobe Block Berlin, Image Courtesy Lobe Block (2023)
Stephanie Guse, Los Viejos and the Sea (2022)
Advisory
Dr. Stephanie Guse
Collaborating Institutions
Goethe-Institut
ZKM Karlsruhe
Monopol
Jaaga
The Green Web Foundation
Loupe
Paz de la Calzada, The Bucolic Labyrinth (2021)
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Climate Art Collection
Climate Art Collection e.V.
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The Climate Art Collection e.V. is registered as a non-profit organization at the Charlottenburg District Court (association register number: VR 40129 B) and is exempt from corporation and trade tax according to §5 I 9 KStg. under the tax number (27/662/59508).