Exhibition looks at the beauty of the sea
– Anna Achilleos-Staeubli is an artist who uses the encaustic technique, blending beeswax, pigments, acrylics, and oil in her paintings.
– Anna Achilleos-Staeubli is an artist who uses the encaustic technique, blending beeswax, pigments, acrylics, and oil in her paintings.
A landmark exhibition called “Casts of an Island 2024” opened in Limassol, Cyprus, showcasing 120 artworks by 43 artists. The exhibition is curated by collector Nicos Chr. Pattichis and is housed in the former Carob Warehouse, now transformed into a cultural space by the PSI Foundation. The exhibition coincides with the 50th anniversary of the 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus and features a variety of artworks, including political pieces inspired by the event.
Casts of an Island exhibition in Limassol features Cypriot contemporary art showcasing 120 works by 43 artists, with some pieces dating back to 2004. The exhibition will run until October 31 at the Carob Warehouse, which is being transformed into a cultural venue by the PSI Foundation.
A new art installation called Love, Death and Meta will be housed at the Cyprus Museum in Nicosia from May 31 to October 31. The installation focuses on the existential conditions of love, death, and the METAhuman experience, combining antiquities from the Department of Antiquities’ collections with contemporary artworks by Michalis Charalambous. The centerpiece of the installation is a virtual reality work created with the contribution of ITICA of the CYENS Centre of Excellence.
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.
In May, Nicosia and Limassol will host several new art exhibitions showcasing traditional and contemporary works by various artists on the island.
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.
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.