A transnational project under the name of oO is The Republic of Cyprus’ contribution at the 55th Venice Biennale.

Cyprus is unheralded on the international art scene, yet it has produced some compelling contemporary masters.

A relatively small population and a turbulent history have meant that Cypriot literature has not reached the audience it deserves. The four writers below encapsulate the best of Cypriot literature.

Michael Cacoyannis was one of the most prominent Greek Cypriot directors of the 20th century and a vital ambassador for both Cypriot culture and society, and the classical Greek theatre which he adored.

Through the work of established international artists and curators, the Centre seeks to initiate a new artistic dialogue that will evolve and in turn bring about a greater dialogue within the broader European art context.

Housed in an old Power Station building, the Centre has organized and presented more than 70 exhibitions of contemporary art from Cyprus and abroad, during its 17 years existence, whilst also fulfilling multifaceted educational and pedagogical activities.

Established in the year 2000, the Centre is a live and dynamic space of meeting and communication between authors, theorists, art and the public.

In three galleries in the centre of the old town of Nicosia you will find an extensive exhitibition of carefully chosen and high quality works of art, antiques and art reproductions including contemporary and historical Cyprus art works.

Established by Andreas Nicolaou, a personal endeavour which started 20 years ago, today, this collection comprises more than 150 motorcycles. At the Museum visitors can see motorcycles that date between 1914 and 1983.

An arts and culture blog with a strong emphasis on the island of Cyprus.

This blog focuses on the arts, culture and local recipes found in and around Cyprus.

Creative processes and examples that inspire Draftworks architects which run between Nicosia & Athens.