The 2nd edition of the Palestinian Film Festival – Limassol, is an Independent non-commercial cultural initiative, that will showcase a curated selection of award-winning short films, features, and documentaries primarily created by Palestinian film-makers. Through this event, it is aspired to shed light on the Palestinian realities in Gaza, the West Bank, and the occupied territories of 1948, while also celebrating the rich history and culture of Palestine.
Date(s)
13.06.2025-15.06.2025 Venues
NeMe Arts Centre; Mytos, Limassol, Cyprus
We can describe metaphor as a deliberate “misinterpretation” or “ambiguity,” which frees meaning from its well-defined content and allows it to oscillate between several levels of interpretation.
Date(s)
02.05.2025 Venue
NeMe Arts Centre, Limassol, Cyprus
The exhibition presents fourteen artworks created by students of the Department of Multimedia and Graphic Arts of the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts of the Cyprus University of Technology in various (almost all possible) forms and shapes.
Date(s)
22-25.06.2024 Venue
NeMe Arts Centre, Limassol, Cyprus
MADLAB is excited to announce an upcoming exhibition dedicated to the exploration and interrogation of the intersections between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Art. This event aims to bring together a diverse group of artists and academics to engage in a rich dialogue about the evolving role of AI in the art world.
Date(s)
22-25.06.2024 Venue
NeMe Arts Centre, Limassol, Cyprus
Christos Panagiotou (scholar, digital artist), Stella Voskaridou (writer) and Nicos Synnos (scholar, animator) will discuss and compare the “postmodern” literary style of Stella Voskaridou with the experimental animation of the early 20th century, and particularly the animation of Oskar Fischinger. Specifically, the discussion will examine the relationship between Stella Voskaridou’s works Fov and Mikromichanismoi (tr. Micromechanisms) and Oskar Fischinger’s experimental animation Visual Poetry.
Date(s)
12.06.2024 Venue
NeMe Arts Centre, Limassol, Cyprus
The 1st edition of the Palestinian Film Festival – Limassol, is an Independent non-commercial cultural initiative, that will showcase a curated selection of award-winning short films, features, and documentaries primarily created by Palestinian film-makers. Through this event, it is aspired to shed light on the Palestinian realities in Gaza, the West Bank, and the occupied territories of 1948, while also celebrating the rich history and culture of Palestine.
Date(s)
16.02.2024-17.02.2024 Venues
NeMe Arts Centre;Synergeio Theatre; Dromos Bar; Tapper Bar; Limassol, Cyprus
The Lab for Animation Research (LAR), housed within the Department of Fine Arts at the Cyprus University of Technology, explores the intersections between animation, filmmaking, and visual art. The LAR Chronicles: Radical Domains of Anima introduces the centre’s evolution through art collaborations, experimental research, and the investigatory practice of making animation artworks. This collection provides breakthrough insights into how visual art communicates with contemporary audiences and cultures through filmic time, space, and topological transformations.
Date(s)
18.01.2023-21.01.2023 Venue
NeMe Arts Centre, Limassol, Cyprus
The Arboreal Collective, in collaboration with Lab for Animation Research, Department of Fine Arts, Cyprus University of Technology are presenting their first project entitled The Forest at the NeMe Arts Centre.
Date(s)
25.02.2022-12.03.2022 Venue
NeMe Arts Centre, Limassol, Cyprus
What information do textiles store? What stories can fabrics tell about their origin, their meaning, their use, their particular material and their immaterial claims? Under which economic conditions and social structures have patterns and formal languages developed over time? How do they change when transferred across cultures? How can artists expand our understanding of textiles? Which techniques do they appropriate, transpose and revive?
Date(s)
04.09.2020-24.10.2020 Venues
NeMe Arts Centre, and the Pattichion Municipal Museum - Historical Archive, Limassol, Cyprus
The international Cyprus Poster Triennial (CPT) is a non-profit institution that aims to promote and disseminate knowledge and creativity in the field of graphic design by focusing on the poster as a major medium of visual communication. From the early printing of broadsides in the beginning of the 19th century to the present digital era, posters have been influential not only as vehicles that provide information but also as tools responsible for social change, developing awareness on crucial issues, dissemination of revolutionary or political ideas and propaganda.
Date(s)
28.06.2019-30.07.2019 Venue
NeMe Arts Centre, Limassol, Cyprus
EXIT STRATEGY locates a suite of projects that breach and exceed borders, staging conflicts of identity and value. These works, executed against a backdrop of globalisation and political conflict, achieve arbitrary resolutions that elaborate the arbitrary divisions from which they issue.
Date(s)
06.04.2019-21.04.2019 Venue
NeMe Arts Centre, Limassol, Cyprus
“The State” is a theatre play by Alexander Manuiloff, without actors and without a director.
Date(s)
06.11.2018 Venue
NeMe Arts Centre, Limassol, Cyprus
Organised by the Cyprus University of Technology, Department of Communication and Internet Studies, this exhibition presented works by selected participants of the SMC2018.
Date(s)
04.07.2018-07.07.2018 Venue
NeMe Arts Centre, Limassol, Cyprus
Over the last ten years, Australian video artists have developed a refreshed attention to the sublime and the subliminal in their creative practice. While media and communication technology has offered a change in the way artists create, archive, show and access their work – from affordable, higher quality cameras, and easily accessible file storage to the instantaneous distribution from social and digital media platforms – the tools of image making may have advanced, yet the poetic and conceptual enquiry behind such image production has remained constant. Sublime/Internal/Subliminal brings together a cross selection of emerging and established artists who reflect this constant.
Date(s)
17.03.2017-18.03.2017 Venue
NeMe Arts Centre, Limassol, Cyprus
The Cyprus Ministry of Education and Culture, the European Film Academy and ARTos Foundation with the support of NeMe Arts Centre invite for the ninth consecutive year, short film lovers to the Festival of Awarded European Short Films, Short Matters! The screenings will take place at ARTos Foundation in Nicosia on the 16th, 17th and 18th September and on the 23rd & 24th September in NeMe Arts Centre in Limassol.
Date(s)
23.9.2015 -24.9.2015 Venue
http://artosfoundation.org/