“The Wanderer” art exhibition at Ekate, showcasing the work of Anthoula Simadiakou, captures the vibrant essence of the human spirit through dynamic colors and textures. Influenced by her travels, Anthoula’s paintings express a range of emotions and cultural diversity, inviting viewers to explore the shared experiences of humanity.
Get ready to step into the vibrant art scene of Paphos during the Ksoporti Art Weekend from May 31 to June 2. With 25 local artists opening their studios to the public, visitors can explore diverse art forms like painting, sculpture, and multimedia in a cultural exchange like no other. Don’t miss this chance to connect with the artists and immerse yourself in the creative energy of this nomadic festival.
Renowned artist Stelios Ermogenides showcases his latest exhibition, Intended/Unattended, at IsNotGallery in Nicosia. The immersive collection of 20 artworks explores the complexities of existence, inviting viewers to contemplate their nature and place in the world until June 3.
Matete Martini’s solo show, “HUG EACH OTHER AGAIN,” at Riana Raouna Gallery in Cyprus, is a profound exploration of human intimacy through paintings, photographs, and drawings. Inspired by Maurice MerleauPonty’s philosophy, the exhibition invites viewers to reflect on the significance of the hug as a symbol of connection and selfdiscovery.
The AG Leventis Gallery is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a special theatrical event on May 17, coinciding with International Museum Day, featuring performances inspired by artists like Rothko and Picasso. Additional activities include musical events and arttechnology showcases, offering visitors a fusion of visual and performing arts.
Leventis Gallery is celebrating a decade of art and accessibility with interactive exhibits like “1, 2, 3…Paint” and collaborations like “The Road to Paris” showcasing Olympic history. Engaging events by comedian Katerina Vrana and educational exhibitions like Telemachos Kanthos’ retrospective on Cyprus’ past ensure a vibrant cultural experience for all.
“Armenian Faces” art exhibition at the Pierides Museum in Larnaca pays tribute to the 1.5 million Armenians lost in the 1915 Genocide, inviting viewers to reflect on history through Khaldoon Daud’s poignant works until May 17. This exhibition is a profound testament to the resilience and spirit of the Armenian community, fostering solidarity and remembrance through the universal language of art.
Toula Liasi’s exhibition ‘Synchronising History’ delves into the memories of enclaved individuals post1974 Cyprus division, using family possessions as artifacts to narrate silent stories through multimedia artworks in Larnaca. This poignant reflection not only preserves the legacy of Karpasia’s people but also sheds light on their struggles and resilience amidst political conflict, offering a glimpse into the entanglement of art with personal and collective history.
The “Synchronising History” art exhibition in Larnaca delves into the occupied past of Cyprus village, Ayia Triada, through a collection of paintings, photographs, and installations by artist Toula Liasi. Showcasing the resilience of its people, the exhibition at the Larnaca Municipal Art Gallery brings history to life with over 55 captivating artworks that embody memory and identity.
This weekend in Cyprus promises a feast for the senses with events like the Fork Food Market in Nicosia and the Street Life Festival in Limassol. From international cuisines and street art to film screenings and local markets, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
