Nature Trails” is an art exhibition at Minthis Resort showcasing Giota Ioannidou and Aristotelis Dimitriou’s interpretations of the Paphos landscape with red thread motifs and coastal landscape paintings. Running from August 231, 2024, it promises a soulstirring fusion of art and nature for visitors to immerse themselves in.
Metamorphosis at the Almyra Boutique Hotel in Paphos is a captivating fusion of contemporary art and historical architecture, curated by Andros Efstathiou, featuring 15 artists like Giorgos Lappas and Christina Papaioannou. Running from July 26 to September 6, this exhibition offers a unique cultural experience that invites viewers to explore the transformative dialogue between art and space.
The Cyprus 1974 exhibition at the Hambis Printmaking Museum commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Turkish invasion with emotional artworks by Cypriot artists, reflecting conflict, suffering, and hope. It serves as a platform for dialogue, remembrance, and healing through the powerful medium of art.
The “Cyprus Memory” art installation in Nicosia by Laura Mega and Vassilis Vassiliades uses repurposed sandbags to embody Cyprus’ history, inviting reflection on conflict scars and hope for reconciliation. This exhibition marks the 50th anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, aiming to ignite conversations about the future and inspire a united, peaceful tomorrow.
President Nikos Christodoulides visited the ‘Famagusta 3.5%’ exhibition in Athens, honoring the ghost town of Varosha in Famagusta on its 50th year since the Turkish invasion. Curated by journalist Soteris Danezis, the exhibit uses art to evoke the pain and memory of a once lively city now shrouded in silence, fostering national consciousness and keeping hope for resolution alive.
The Collective Personal exhibition in Cyprus is a poignant reflection on the island’s divided past and hopeful aspiration for a united future. Through art, it explores the shared trauma of Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities, fostering empathy and unity in a healing dialogue.
President Nikos Christodoulides received a heartfelt gift from local preschoolers—a portrait symbolizing youth and national pride. The portrait will be displayed in his office, bridging the gap between the leader and his youngest constituents.
The AfroBanana Festival in Lefkara, Cyprus brings together music, art, workshops, and food for a fourday extravaganza from July 4 to 7. International and local musicians will light up the stage with afro, funk, jazz, Latin, and more, culminating in a free communal feast on the last day.
This weekend in Cyprus, cultural events abound with music celebrations for World Music Day, yoga gatherings marking International Yoga Day, and the “Our Imprints” art exhibition by Syrian children. From harmonious melodies to artistic expressions, these events offer a blend of tranquility, community, and creative inspiration for all to enjoy.
“Eutopia” at Kastelliotissa Hall, an art exhibition by Katina Kosta, offers a reflective journey through artistic vision. Showcasing hopeful society ideals through spontaneous and sacredinspired artworks, the exhibit invites visitors to ponder shared human experiences and societal aspirations. Open until June 29, this immersive experience is not to be missed.
