Day begins at night exhibition extended

An exhibition by Lefteris Tapas which opened at NiMAC in May has been extended to run until the end of November after an overwhelming interest. Titled The Day Begins at Night, the exhibition is organised within the context of the Project Room programme, a scheme through which the Centre invites artists to use the premises of NiMAC as a three-dimensional field of expression, where they can develop their artistic, conceptual and philosophical quests in the spatial reality of the three dimensions. Selected artist Tapas plays with elements of day and night in his popular exhibition that will now remain open until November 27.

He chooses to focus on the union of opposites – light with darkness – and through a repetitive and reflective search process he invites the viewer on a fascinating journey towards the light. The exhibition features pencil and ink drawings, paper and jesmonite sculpture installations, large cuttings, audio and video animation installations, thus composing an atmosphere or environment that studies time, space, hope and the need for an inner transformation-transfiguration. Within the framework of the exhibition, guided tours conducted by the artist and educational programmes for children will take place again. Updates will be posted on NiMAC’s Facebook page (@NiMACnicosia).

The Day Begins at Night

Exhibition by Lefteris Tapas, part of the Project Room annual programme.  Until November 27. NiMAC, Nicosia. Tuesday – Saturday: 10am – 9pm. Tel: 22-797400