Duration: 20 September – 9 November 2024 Organisation: Goethe-Institut Cyprus, Institut Français de Chypre, Queer Wave and NiMAC Sponsor: Franco-German Cultural Fund Curator: Evagoras Vanezis Venue: NiMAC Opening: Friday 20 September, 19:00 Goethe-Institut Cyprus, Institut Français de Chypre, Queer Wave and NiMAC present “nono, bad timing!”, a process-based exhibition focusing on archiving queer times and...Read More
EVROVIZION focuses on less visible and marginalised geopolitical and cultural spaces, in particular in southeastern and eastern Europe. These are so-called “semi-peripheries'' and “places of diversity” that often play only a minor role in many international theoretical discourses and exhibition practices. In close cooperation with regional protagonists and each local art scene, new artistic projects...Read More
The Nicosia Open Up Festival – A festival open to all is a multi-dimensional arts festival that features an art exhibition, performances, an open discussion, lectures–performances, video-installations, multifaceted art activities, music, screenings, a street party, culinary events and workshops. The four- day events of the festival begin on Thursday, 19 October 2023, with the opening...Read More
NiMAC’s show directs our gaze toward the moving image. "we can only begin to notice" presents a curated selection of non-fiction films by ten female creators from Cyprus and the Cypriot diaspora. With filmworks by: Maria Anastassiou, Marianna Christofides, Anna Kannava, Maria Loizidou, Keti Papadema, Danae Stylianou, Maria Toumazou, Rahme Veziroglu, Marina Xenofontos, Natalie YiaxiRead More
7 May - 23 July 2022 | The exhibition One Hundred Fifty Eight Attempts for Revision comprises of four volumes: the three-volume project Propaedeutics on Memorial Structures (2018-2020) which investigates the social, political and cultural condition of memorials and monuments in Cyprus and We Never Had Winners (2021).Read More
7 May - 23 July 2022 | Sensing is believing, believing is seeing is a series of photographic works which utilise remote sensing techniques, namely photogrammetry and LiDAR scanning.Read More
7 May - 23 July 2022 | The exhibition, Frenk Bey, Fortress and the Thing, deals with the history of colonial Cyprus via a fictional narrative.Read More
16 April - 25 May 2022 | Despo Frederickou’s new work, entitled "Roman Years. The Journey Continues", is inspired by the history of Cyprus – the Roman era.Read More