Visual Arts Production and Curation

Creative Cultural Consultancy

Art Direction and Concept Creation

Project Management

Audience Engagement and Development

Artist Support, Facilitator and Mentoring

Halime Özdemir-Larusso (aka. Hali Oz Larusso) (b. Famagusta, Cyprus) is a London raised multi-award winning international visual arts producer and the Founder & Artistic Director of Producer 360° - an acclaimed network of cultural producers specialising in high-profile collaborations across visual arts, film, performance, and fashion. The organisation is recognised for its expertise in arts and culture production.

Halime Özdemir-Larusso (aka. Hali Oz Larusso) is widely known for frequently delivering projects for prestigious institutions such as Serpentine Galleries, British Museum, Royal Academy of Arts, Elephant Magazine, La Ira de Dios, (Argentina), Frieze, White Cube, Istanbul Biennial, Bagri Foundation in London; Performance Producer for British-Ghanaian artist Adelaide Damoah and Exhibition Producer for New York based artist duo Kuzma Vostrikov and Ajuan Song; Exhibition Producer for Italian Sculptor Gianfranco Meggiato and as the Production Manager for the Serpentine Galleries in London.

Most recent productions include the latest Producer 360° film Brawler:Z, Steve McQueen: Grenfell, Barbara Chase-Riboud, Infinite Folds, Back to Earth, Gabriel Massan & Collaborators: Third World: Bottom Dimension, Refik Anadol: Echoes of the Earth: Living Archive, and most recent pièce de résistance, Yinka Shonibare CBE: 'Suspended States' , marking the artist’s first solo institutional exhibition in London in over 20 years. It featured two new large-scale installations, Sanctuary City and War Library, Judy Chicago: Revelations at Serpentine North and DOUBLE EXPOSURE: David Bailey & Mary McCartney,, curated by Brandei Estes and produced for The Wick Culture at Claridge’s ArtSpace, Mayfair, London as well as most recently, Daria Blum: Drip Drip Point Warp Spin Buckle Rot by Royal Academy Schools graduate Daria Blum, the winner of the first Claridge’s Royal Academy Schools Art Prize 2024, to name but a few.