sculpture

Who says no to the richest woman?

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Who says no to the richest woman?

Gina Rinehart, Australia’s richest woman and a patron of the National Gallery, requested her caricature portrait be removed from an exhibition by artist Vincent Namatjira, but the gallery refused. Namatjira’s paintings use satire to comment on power and privilege, prompting viewers to reflect on influential individuals. In New York, artist Maurizio Cattelan’s provocative work features a middle-aged man urinating in public, dedicated to invisible groups in society. Despite controversy, Cattelan has been invited to the Vatican’s pavilion at the Venice Biennale this year.

RE:SOURCE 2.0 exhibition announces list of artists

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RE:SOURCE 2.0 exhibition announces list of artists

The second edition of the environmental art exhibition RE:SOURCE will feature over 30 Cyprus and international artists selected from more than 100 applications. The exhibition aims to explore the nature-human bond in response to trash pollution and promote actions to tackle the environmental emergency. The artworks will include various mediums such as painting, sculpture, installation, photography, and interactive video art. The exhibition will also offer educational programs, workshops, and quests for all ages. RE:SOURCE 2.0 will be held at The Warehouse by IT Quarter in Limassol from May 18th to 21st, with the opening event on May 17th at 6 pm. The exhibition is free and open to the public.

Dashin Foundation unveils , ‘Reclaimed Waters’ artwork

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Dashin Foundation unveils , ‘Reclaimed Waters’ artwork

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.

Over 30 artists take a look at the environment

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Over 30 artists take a look at the environment

An environmental art exhibition called RE:SOURCE 2.0 is set to take place in Limassol from May 17-21. The exhibition will feature over 30 Cyprus and international artists and will focus on the nature-human bond in response to trash pollution. The artworks will include various mediums such as painting, sculpture, installation, photography, and video art, connecting visitors with the natural world. The exhibition will also include educational activities like lectures, quests, and creative workshops.

RE:SOURCE exhibition: The environmental protection and resources of Cyprus

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RE:SOURCE exhibition: The environmental protection and resources of Cyprus

The second edition of the environmental art exhibition RE:SOURCE 2.0 will feature over 30 Cyprus and international artists selected from more than 100 open call applications. The exhibition aims to explore the artistic vision of the nature-human bond in response to trash pollution and promote direct actions to tackle the environmental emergency.

Cypria fine art auction puts spotlight on iconic Cypriot and Greek artists

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Cypria fine art auction puts spotlight on iconic Cypriot and Greek artists

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.

A minute with Fotini Michailidi Visual Artist

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A minute with Fotini Michailidi Visual Artist

The person lives a nomadic life between Nicosia and Paphos in Cyprus, staying at friends or siblings’ houses with their dog, Chiva.

Three-act life of a professional storyteller

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Three-act life of a professional storyteller

Fact: Juliana Marín Fryling is a storyteller who has traveled the world for the past two years, matching her stories to different audiences and trying to heal some deep-seated trauma in her own life.

Human Rights Sculpture Park to open in Kolossi

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Human Rights Sculpture Park to open in Kolossi

The Human Rights Sculpture Park, located in the courtyard of the Apostolos Loukas High School in Kolossi, is set to open early next month. The park features sculptures promoting a human rights-based approach, conceived by visual artist and art teacher Popi Nikolaou and her students. The project, titled “Children Want Peace,” is nearing completion, with the opening ceremony scheduled for April 12, hosted by President Nikos Christodoulides. Nikolaou, recognized among the world’s best teachers, aims for the park to encourage students and future citizens to actively address human rights violations, including human trafficking, child sexual abuse, and women’s rights. The creation of the sculptures involved thorough research and study to effectively convey messages on human rights.

Limassol, ’s The Shell unveiled

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Limassol, ’s The Shell unveiled

A sculpture named The Shell was unveiled by the Limassol tourism board in Pareklisia to enhance the beach experience. It depicts a young girl with a shell to her ear, listening to the ocean, and is intended as a tourist attraction. The sculpture, made by Yiota Ioannidou, is crafted from bronze and placed on a local rock base.