Fani Xenophontos is thrilled to announce an extraordinary pop-up event called “Carry Your Freest Spirit in Your Everyday Bag” at GOLD Boutique from Wednesday, May 29 to Saturday, June 1, 2024. The event aims to bridge the gap between fashion and conceptual art by exploring themes of personal freedom and constraint through everyday accessories, specifically bags.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is in serious condition but no longer in immediate danger after an assassination attempt. The suspect, a 71-year-old former security guard, has been charged with attempted murder. The attack has raised concerns about the polarized state of politics in Slovakia. The government’s Ukraine policy and reforms have been cited as possible motives for the suspect’s actions. Calls for unity and toning down of rhetoric have been made across Slovakia’s political spectrum in the aftermath of the incident.
Fact: The Andrey and Julia Dashin Foundation unveiled a metal fish sculpture called “Reclaimed Waters: A Reflection on Sea Pollution” at the Warehouse by ITQuarter venue in Limassol as part of the RE:SOURCE environmental art exhibition on May 17, 2024.
Fikos is hosting his second solo exhibition at The Edit Gallery titled “Me and My Monkey” from May 24th to June 22nd. The exhibition explores the conflict between modern social norms and primal instincts, symbolized through hybrid creatures in his artwork. Fikos’ unique style combines elements of Byzantine art, graffiti aesthetics, and contemporary expressionism, inviting viewers to contemplate the evolution of human consciousness and the struggle with our primitive instincts.
President Nikos Christodoulides stressed the importance of Easter and extended his wishes for the wellbeing and success of all Cypriots.
Fact: The Cyprus International Theatre Festival has begun and will present performances by local creators and international theatre names until mid-June.
Fact: The Covid 19 pandemic has led to increased awareness in self-care, with people realizing the importance of taking care of their health and wellness as a constant condition.
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Cypria Fine Art Auctions will be hosting an Evening Sale on April 17, 2024, at Gallery K in Nicosia, featuring a collection of 154 lots that includes iconic Cypriot and Greek artists. The auction aims to offer a diverse range of artworks from the late 19th century to contemporary pieces, catering to both seasoned collectors and newcomers with affordable options. The event will showcase works by renowned artists like Christoforos Savva, Andreas Chrysohos, Yannis Gaitis, Pericles Pantazis, and Alecos Fasianos, providing a unique opportunity for art enthusiasts to explore and appreciate fine art.
Farah Nabulsi started her career as an institutional equity stockbroker but transitioned to filmmaking in her late 30s after visiting Palestine. She founded Native Liberty Productions to highlight injustices faced by Palestinians. Her work, including the short film “The Present,” has received international acclaim. Nabulsi’s latest film, “The Teacher,” will be screened at the Cyprus Film Days International Festival. She believes cinema plays a crucial role in addressing oppressive realities and hopes to contribute to a narrative that inspires change.