Malmo braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest

Malmo braces for Eurovision final and fresh protest

Malmo is preparing for the Eurovision grand final, amidst security threats and protests over Israel’s participation. Bookmakers predict Croatia’s Baby Lasagna and Israel’s Eden Golan as top contenders to win. The event has drawn thousands of visitors to the city, with protests from both pro-Palestinian and pro-Israeli groups. Russia was banned from Eurovision in 2022, while the 26 contestants in the final include representatives from various countries. The event is seen as a way to unite people and have a good time together.

Stelios Ermogenides, ’ third solo exhibition opens in Nicosia

Stelios Ermogenides, ’ third solo exhibition opens in Nicosia

Cypriot artist Stelios Ermogenides is presenting his latest body of work titled Intended/Unattended at IsNotGallery in Nicosia. The exhibition will feature 20 artworks and will run from May 17 to June 3. The works explore the pluralism of existence, inviting viewers to delve into a world of visual narratives to explore human nature and answer existential questions.

Greece through to Eurovision Grand Final

Greece through to Eurovision Grand Final

Marina Satti from Greece advanced to the Eurovision Grand Final with her song “ZARI” after a captivating performance.

A concert dedicated to goddess Aphrodite

A concert dedicated to goddess Aphrodite

– An upcoming concert in Paphos celebrates Goddess Aphrodite with traditional folk songs and hymns with a modern twist.
– The concert will feature guitar and vocals by Marlia, as well as innovative Cypriot folk songs on the handpan, Cretan lyra, and traditional frame drums.
– The concert will take place at the Sanctuary of Aphrodite at the Archaeological site of Palaepaphos in Kouklia on May 16 at 7pm.
– Marlia Coeur, a Paphos-born artist, will perform live with special guests at the concert.
– The concert is organized by Technopolis 20 and is set to be a spectacular sunset event near Aphrodite’s birthplace.

Art exhibition at Ekate captures the human spirit

Art exhibition at Ekate captures the human spirit

A new art exhibition titled “The Wanderer” by Anthoula Simadiakou is set to open in Nicosia at Ekate (Cyprus Chamber of Fine Arts) on May 17. The artist draws inspiration from diverse cultures and human encounters during her travels, capturing the human soul in her artworks. The exhibition features paintings created with different materials and techniques, aiming to convey vitality and explosive expression. Simadiakou’s goal is to invite viewers to embrace the beauty of diversity and feel the truths of the human soul.

Leventis Gallery hosts events for all

Leventis Gallery hosts events for all

Leventis Gallery is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year by expanding its programs to enhance accessibility. One of the upcoming exhibitions, The Road to Paris, will highlight the everyday life of athletes before, during, and after the Olympic Games.

From trash to treasure

From trash to treasure

Fact: The Re:Source 2.0 exhibition in Limassol, Cyprus, aims to highlight environmental issues and promote eco-friendly habits through art.

European court backs Italy in Greek statue dispute with Getty Museum

European court backs Italy in Greek statue dispute with Getty Museum

The European Court of Human Rights ruled in favor of Italy’s demand for the return of the “Victorious Youth” statue from the Getty Villa Museum in the United States.

Exhibition pays tribute to victims of the Armenian Genocide

Exhibition pays tribute to victims of the Armenian Genocide

Fact: Artist Khaldoon Daud presents his work in an exhibition titled Armenian Faces at the Pierides Museum – Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation in Larnaca on the occasion of the Remembrance Day of the Armenian Genocide. The exhibition will be open until May 17.