2024 Creative
Climate Awards
Amplifying Solutions from Communities Most Impacted by Climate Change
April 21st - May 20th, 2024
Virtually and throughout NYC
The Creative Climate Awards (CCA) are an annual series of events that highlight artists crafting climate-inspired public works and actions. Over the past decade, CCA has exhibited climate-inspired artwork from across the globe. This year, out of 517 submissions spanning over 50 countries, over 50 exceptional artists have been selected.
Our Creative Climate Awards celebrate artists and culture creators whose work inspires innovation, collaboration and action for climate justice with this year's theme of 'Solutions From The Frontlines'.
Art by: Jacoub Reyes
EVENTS
The Creative Climate Awards runs from April 21st-May 20th with a gallery show, projections on the Manhattan Bridge and Brooklyn Queens Expressway, art and action chats every Sunday, and multiple online and in-person events. We recommend RSVPs to ensure a spot!
Our Brooklyn gallery at 38 Washington Street (Ground floor) is open from 12-6pm Wednesday through Sunday. We have group tours and field trips available to more deeply explore the exhibit and local climate action.
Art by: Pauline Galiana
Meet the Judges
Get to know the esteemed panel shaping the Creative Climate Awards! From seasoned dancers to acclaimed journalists and innovative designers, our judges bring a wealth of expertise and passion to the table.
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Artists
Our 2024 CCA bring together New York City and international artists to spotlight solutions from the frontlines. Our international call resulted in over 500 submissions and 34 selected pieces from 25 different countries. Together, these creatives engage, educate, and incite action with their creativity.
Learn more about our artists and see the virtual exhibit below. The top three artists will win cash prizes to support their work.
Remember to VOTE for your favorite CCA work!
Art by: Pauline Galiana
Program
SPONSORS
The 2024 Creative Climate Awards program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, as well as support from the NYC Department of Transportation’s Art Program (DOT Art), DUMBO Business Improvement District, Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in New York, Ford Foundation, Two Trees Management, Patagonia, and Queens Botanical Garden.