Recurring Memories: open call for artists
The online platform Visual Space will launch a new exhibition titled Recurring Memories next month – July 10 to 31 – and has announced an...
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Two festivals to look forward to in September
Staying up to date with the festival and events agenda this summer is tricky business. Dates and locations keep changing, cancellations are flying in and...
Nicosia Street Quest is back
The mad street hunt running around the streets of Old Nicosia answering questions and discovering the city returns this June after a long break. The...
Bob Dylan on new album: ‘The songs seem to write themselves’
Bob Dylan gave a glimpse into his song-writing process, commented on the death of George Floyd and said in a rare interview published on Friday...
Art exhibitions to brighten the month
“As art galleries prepare to reopen most are still puzzling over how best to adjust to the changing Covid-19 times. Artists and the art market...
Hannah Gadsby: Douglas: a skilled act of escapology
Australian comedian Hannah Gadsby’s Nanette show caught audiences by surprise on its international release in 2018. The masterful deployment of unreliable narration and subsequent subversion...
Shows we love: When they see us
When They See Us is a Netflix miniseries that landed in May 2019 based on the events that unfolded in 1989 around the infamous Central...
Restaurant review: Jimmy’s Killer Prawns, Paphos
By Sarah Coyne You’ve got to feel sorry for a restaurant that puts up a sign one week before lockdown saying ‘Opening Soon’. This was...
Returned artworks exhibition finally set to open
The exhibition Rebirth will open at the State Gallery of Contemporary Art – SPEL on June 16, featuring 219 artworks that were returned after 46...
AglanJazz 2020 moves to September
Originally scheduled for early July and then the end of August, the annual AglanJazz Festival now has another date – September 15-16. Old Aglandjia’s quaint...
Radio station aims to air good music without borders
A group of academics, political activists and DJs from both sides of the divide got together in the midst of the coronavirus crisis to create...
Excavating contemporary archaeology exhibition reopens
The exhibition at Point Centre for Contemporary Art, part of an EU funded cooperation project, re-opens to the public later this month. Excavating Contemporary Archaeology...
J.K. Rowling faces backlash again over ‘anti-trans’ tweets
By Amber Milne “Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling sparked outrage online from fans and members of the LGBT+ community again on Sunday after a string...
Summer nights at Pattihio to be held under the moonlight
Leaving its successful online performance screenings behind, Pattihio Theatre is getting ready to open its courtyard to the public for a summer of art, expression...
Museum able to keep fairytales alive
The recent circumstances the Nicosia museum found itself in were far from a fairytale and closer to a nightmare for owners and fans. Largely supported...
TV shows we love: Yes Minister/ Yes Prime Minister
Laughter really is the best medicine, and the clever and brilliantly written shows Yes Minister, and Yes, Prime Minister, which first appeared on our screens...
Michael Jordan’s Last Dance
The 1997-8 season for the Chicago Bulls acts as the lens from which the documentary series The Last Dance chronicles Michael Jordan’s storied basketball career....
‘Chernobyl’ tops TV award list as BAFTA lines up live show
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) will celebrate the best of television broadcast in the United Kingdom during 2019 in a live...
Events this week as socialising starts to take a foothold
While we ease back into having social lives, even in ways that are still a bit far from the norm, a growing number of upcoming...
Women get creative online
First Lady Andri Anastasiades, former Lord Speaker and scientist Baroness D’Souza, Panamanian Senator Ana Irene Delgado, writer Ella Windsor among many other speakers will discover...
