Hannah Rowan's ceramic torsos land at Limassol's Edit Gallery
A solo show of clay sculptures, made in Limassol, turns the human torso into shell, breastplate and vessel.
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A solo show of clay sculptures, made in Limassol, turns the human torso into shell, breastplate and vessel.
Nine productions, nine countries and a tightrope act set to live rock: ArtCargo's outdoor festival takes over central Nicosia from 16 to 25 October, free of charge.
The Berklee-trained quartet plays Axiothea Mansion on 17 September as part of the University of Cyprus Cultural Festival, tickets €10.
A sweet amber wine made on the same slopes since antiquity — and still poured at Cypriot celebrations today.
Modest stone barns from the outside; inside, some of the finest Byzantine frescoes in the world.
One of the world's great ship-management centres, now with a fast-growing technology cluster alongside it.
It squeaks, it grills without melting, and it carries a protected name — the story of the island's most travelled export.
A genuinely global island — how newcomers from across the world made Cyprus home, and found each other.
At the meeting point of Europe, Asia and Africa, the island has always belonged to more than one map.
From London to Melbourne, Cypriots abroad have carried the island with them — and keep coming home.
Record numbers of travellers are testing the patience of host cities. Fines, fees and bans are the answer some have chosen.
At the Museum of Contemporary Photography, curators and cultural figures picture the manhood denied to a 14-year-old murdered in Mississippi in 1955.
Under a warm sky and a ruined arch, the island finds its stage.