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Limassol, Cyprus

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Thursday — Friday 17:00-20:00
Saturday 11:00-13:00 

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Pylon X DEO

Pylon Art & Culture is pleased to collaborate with DEO Projects, an innovative alter-institution based in Chios, Greece.

Through this partnership, Pylon supports Cypriot artists by offering them the opportunity to showcase works during DEO Projects' summer programme on Chios Island. In turn, Akis Kokkinos, founder and curator of DEO Projects, will visit Cyprus annually to provide critiques and guidance to local artists, contributing to the broader artistic landscape of Cyprus.

Pylon and DEO Projects will work together to make contemporary art more accessible to a wider audience and to foster cross-cultural dialogue in the region. Stay tuned for the  development of this dynamic partnership.

Socratis Socratous, What the sea can’t see, 2024, New commission for My Dreams Were Dashed Against Your Walls, DEO projects, Chios Island, Greece. Courtesy of the artist, DEO Projects, and the Breeder. Photo: Nikos Alexopoulos

Pylon X MINERVA

Pylon Art & Culture, in collaboration with the Minerva Hotel, presents a unique cultural space set in Platres, Cyprus—an enchanting mountain village known for its natural beauty and layered history. The venue hosts exhibitions and events that bring innovative artistic practices. 

Past events presented at Minerva:

KEY CHANGE

This exhibition featured artists Phanos Kyriacou, Peter Eramian, and Maria Spivak and was curated by Evagoras Vanezis. It was part of the Safely Held series of exhibitions and events by Pylon Art & Culture, which took place from May to December 2023. The exhibition included guided tours conducted by the artists and curator as well as special events such as long-table dinners with local ingredients and nature walks. 

LIFE LIKE A HORIZON

Nature and Wandering in the Work of Nicos Nicolaidis by Celadon Center for Arts & Ecologies. This exhibition explored nature as depicted in the paintings of Nicos Nicolaidis (1884–1956), with a particular focus on his preoccupation with mountains  and their significance in his work. The parallel program included guided tours by the curators, a reading circle with invited collaborators, a drawing workshop, and the seminar Poetics of the Archive: Working with Artistic Archives and Legacies.

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