Three female voices emerge from the Middle Ages. Three stories travel across the walls, down the alleyways and through the centuries. Lefkosia’s ancestral power still pulsates, contributing to the world’s cultural treasury. The city of Callinicensium, according to...
Easter in Cyprus would not be complete without traditional Easter games. From village squares to neighbourhood streets, children and adults come together through games, laughter and customs that keep the spirit of the season alive. A production by the Press and...
The journey of water touches every aspect of our lives. Different people, different stories and different everyday realities — yet all of us are connected through water. A production by the Press and Information Office raising awareness about the value of water and...
Adamantios Diamantis studied in London at Saint Martin’s School of Art and the Royal College of Art (1920–1923), where he was awarded the First Prize in Drawing, shared with Henry Moore. He taught at the Pancyprian Gymnasium (1926–1962) and played a key role in the...
Glafkos Koumides was born in 1950 in Nicosia. He studied Architecture at the AA School of Architecture in London and Psychology at the University of Cologne. Since 1975, he has lived and worked in Germany. His work is characterised by strong Byzantine influences... 