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We are the Art

We are the Art

Is Art related to theatres, buildings, funding, business and financial statements? Or Art is related to artists, with their bodies, their braveness, their uninterrupted research, their passions, their culture, their revolutionary goals?
Jul 3, 20201 min read
Where are you all?

Where are you all?

The limited size of the island, the division, in 2020 the Sars-Cov-2 pandemic. Actresses and actors have a hard life in this warm island. Natalia plays the clown, like every character she desperately needs her audience, her soulmates, her friends. She finds closed theatres and barbed wires.
Jul 1, 20201 min read
Karfitses / Pins – Homage to Christoforos Savva

Karfitses / Pins – Homage to Christoforos Savva

Kartses / Pins is a homage to Christoforos Savva, inspired by three of his works: Circles and Squares, Sphere and Rising Form. A dance–performance, upon observing the fluidity, the play of light and movement within the thickly inhabited canvas of pins of the works by Christoforos Savva.
Jun 30, 20201 min read
Humanist Cyprus

Humanist Cyprus

There are two anthropological sides in our civilization. One side is based on the idea that happiness is a sum of usefulness. The other side looks for goodness in things.
Feb 1, 20203 min read
Contemporary Dance Fest

Contemporary Dance Fest

Upcoming national and international choreographers join their forces and their talent to give you a surprising and mesmerizing evening full of dance. The result? An innovative mix of powerful performances, life music and instant composition; all brought together in one vibrant festival.
Jan 25, 20201 min read
HOME by Dione Roach

HOME by Dione Roach

A collaborative video installation by Dione Roach and Toya Akpinar which features some of the PERA students. The installation explores ideas of absence and presence, human landscapes set against a more bare, animalistic aspect of nature.
Nov 18, 20191 min read
Ròges

Ròges

In the online world of commercialized culture, the female nipple is categorized as provocative, vulgar or/and annoying. However, this is not a natural flow of nature, but instead a manufactured category inextricably linked to historical conditions where culture is defined as a spectacle and the human body as an object for sale, entirely isolated from the woman’s personality.
Nov 1, 20194 min read
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