Stelios Votsis was born in Larnaca in 1929 and dedicated his life to art and culture in Cyprus. He studied at major art institutions in London, including Saint Martin’s School of Art, Sir John Cass College of Art, the Royal Academy and the Slade School of Art,...
The kallikantzaroi, the mischievous Christmas visitors of Cypriot and Greek folk tradition, return during the festive season carrying with them stories, fears and beliefs passed down through generations. The Press and Information Office’s Christmas spot for 2024...
A short production by the Press and Information Office presenting the key aspects of the Cyprus problem, from the Turkish invasion of 1974 to the ongoing consequences of the occupation. The production is in English and is available with subtitles in the following...
Dyeing Easter eggs is one of Cyprus’ most beloved Easter traditions, closely tied to family, memory and the joyful preparation for Easter celebrations. Homes fill with colours, aromas and customs passed down through generations. Mrs Maria welcomes us into her kitchen...
The Press and Information Office presents an in memoriam tribute to the work of Xenophon Kallis, a man who dedicated his life to the search for missing persons. Xenophon Kallis was a leading figure in the Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus (CMP), served as advisor... 