The acclaimed Lesvos-born artist Aristides Patsoglou will present a retrospective exhibition in Cyprus this summer. Described as one of the country’s most noteworthy art happenings, the municipalities of Larnaca and Aradippou are preparing to host the art exhibit.

Titled Roes Mnimis, loosely translated to Streams of Memory, the exhibition will feature numerous artworks of the multi-award-winning sculptor, printmaker and painter. His art will be hosted in the Municipal Gallery of Larnaca from July 8 to August 19.

The opening ceremony on July 8 will take place at 7.30pm, attended by the Culture Minister Michalis Hadjiyiannis. In parallel to the exhibition, important works from Patsoglou’s personal artistic journey will be presented, while the artist himself will be present at the opening ceremony, where visitors will have the opportunity to meet him, hear stories and personal experiences of his important journey and admire some of the landmarks of his art.

Roes Mnimis

Retrospective exhibition of the great Greek artist Aristides Patsoglou. July 8 – August 19. Municipal Gallery of Larnaca. Opening night: 7.30pm. Monday-Friday: 10am-1pm and 4pm-7pm. Saturday: 10am-1pm. Tel: 24-658848