Respublika! is a one-week community media arts festival which will take place in Cyprus in 8 December 2017 – 16 December 2017. The festival will be simultaneously translated into an exhibition, which will run from 8 December 2017 – 12 January 2018, and will feed a series of seminars.
On Saturday, 20 May 2017, 6:00pm, NeMe, the Contemporary Art Centre of Thessaloniki, and the Department of Fine Arts, Cyprus University of Technology invite you to Ambiguous bodies: timeless interpretations
The political events of 2015-2016 witnessed the rise of far and alt right politics in many countries including the US, the Philippines, and various countries in the EU. This shift reveals a dissatisfaction with the currently long established political parties but also with what appears to be an increasing inability to imagine a better, more egalitarian, and safe future.
On Friday, March 24, 2017 NeMe invites you to (b)orders, a screening of two videos by Tony Maslic and Aron Rossman-Kiss followed by, talks, discussion and drinks at the NeMe Arts Centre.
On Friday, March 17 and Saturday, March 18 at 7:30pm NeMe invites you to the NeMe Arts Centre for the screenings of seven videos created by ten Australian artists. The events are supported by the School of Media and Communication, RMIT University.
On Saturday, 4 February 2017, NeMe invites you to Urban Emptiness, a series of events consisting of an exhibition and a performance at the NeMe Arts Centre, a seminar at Pefkios Georgiades Auditorium (Cyprus University of Technology), and in selected locations in the Limassol city centre.
On Friday 25 November 2016, at 7:30pm, NeMe, the Department of Fine Arts of the Cyprus University of Technology and the Leonardo Electronic Almanac invite you to a talk by Lanfranco Aceti and Ioannis Michaloudis.
The global financial crisis of the past eight years is heavily impacting most European Mediterranean countries, destabilising not only the symbolic structures of Europe expressed in its initial agreements as unity, stability and equality but also the idea of what the EU is and what it could or should be.
NeMe with the Visual Sociology and Museum Studies Lab and the Department of Communication and Internet Studies of the Cyprus University of Technology are launching this open call for participants from the arts, design, hacking, architecture, anthropology, technology, philosophy, and other disciplines.
NeMe invites you to the 3rd Workshop for the project Urban emptiness / soundscapes of Nicosia and Limassol.
Date: Saturday, October 15, 2016
On Monday, 8 August 2016, at 7.30pm, NeMe Arts Centre invites you to a short talk entitled Beneficial Parasites by Areti Leopoulou.
NeMe invites you to the first workshop for the project Urban Emptiness – soundscapes of Nicosia and Limassol on Saturday, 2nd July 2016, 10am – 1pm at the NeMe Arts Centre, corner Enoseos and Ellados streets, Limassol.
In light of the art sphere’s focus on infrastructure in many parts of the world, in the treacherous terrains of existing public and private systems, art itself seems to be partly forgotten. At GB11, attention is directed to artworks and projects addressing the agency of art in terms of the question, “what does art do?” A central part of this interest in the performative aspect of art is its projective and imaginative qualities-art’s active relationship to the future. Other concerns of GB11 include the mediation of art: art’s embeddedness in various contexts and the potential of connecting dots between already existing activities and people near and far.
Videonale – Festival for Video and Time-Based Arts (17/02-02/04/2017) will present its 16th edition with an exhibition and extensive festival programme at the Kunstmuseum Bonn and in the city of Bonn.
Celebrating World Art Day, Friday 15th April, NeMe presents the video talk by George Alexander entitled Remaking Cosmopolitanism.
You are invited to participate on the OSTEN BIENNIAL of DRAWING Skopje 2016!
Today, art workers around the world are struggling to contextualize their practice in a period marked by human rights, labour, and anti-war campaigns, on the background of an ever violent and oppressive global climate. They are trying to reconcile their artworks, texts, exhibitions, projects with a desire to act politically in line with these campaigns by blurring the lines between artistic, non-artistic and political activist types of work. Their strategies have taken the form of non-violent actions directed at the museum and gallery system, the art market and even at local governments.
Kunsthalle Exnergasse invites you to submit exhibition proposals for the year 2017.
Corresponding exhibition programmes are decided in a two-step application and review process upon by an Advisory Panel.
On behalf of the European Commission, Ars Electronica hereby issues an open call for entries to a competition that will determine the first recipients of STARTS, prestigious and – with two €20,000 grants – highly endowed awards. Expressly encouraged are innovative projects at the interface of science, technology and art.
Nico Carpentier will be present for the duration of the Iconoclastic Controversies exhibition to discuss his research on the statues and commemoration sites in the southern regions of Cyprus. Carpentier’s research on the country’s historical sites is part of his research interest in dominant and alternative discourses in relation to conflict and war that structure political realities. Previous research on these matters has been carried out in Belgium, the Czech Republic, France and other European countries. Simultaneously, he has been looking into alternative ways of communicating research, using mixtures of textual and visual languages to convey academic analyses.
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