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Tekton exhibition - 7.4-7.8.2025
2025-04-07 - 2025-08-07 | Old Carob Warehouse, 27 Synergatismou Str., Limassol, 3010, Cyprus
The PSI Foundation is proud to announce the opening of the Tekton exhibition in its premises to be visited from April 7, 2025. The exhibition will be the first to showcase the visionary work of Andreas Papadopoulos and Phoebus Polydorides, a pioneering engineer-architect duo active in Limassol in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
Andreas Papadopoulos (1922–2009) was a skilled engineer and an active advocate for the independence of Cyprus, later serving as the Minister of Transport and Works in the country’s first independent government.
Phoebus Polydorides (1926–2019) played a key role in defining Limassol’s urban aesthetic, designing several iconic buildings, including Aktaia, which became a landmark of the city’s modernist transformation.
The Tekton exhibition delves into the evolution of Modernist architecture in Cyprus, highlighting its role as a powerful symbol of the country’s newfound sovereignty and as a response to the colonial architectural style of the first half of the 20th century. It examines the achievements of Papadopoulos and Polydorides, who introduced innovative architectural forms into the Cypriot landscape and proposed important urban solutions that shaped the identity of the evolving country. Unpublished archival materials offer a rare glimpse into the duo’s contributions to Cyprus’ cultural and architectural heritage.
The revolutionary approach is further developed by a site-specific installation by British artist Matt Collishaw Aftermath. Specially created for the dramatic modernist interior of the PSI Foundation in 2024 it serves as a bridge between the past and the future via the unique dialogue on cultural transformation that incorporates artificial intelligence.
Tekton is curated by Dimitri Ozerkov, Chief Curator of PSI Foundation and former director of the Contemporary Art Department at the Hermitage Museum, and Danila Parniouk, acclaimed photographer and Art Director of PSI Foundation. The exhibition will run through August 2025 and will be open to the public free of charge in the working hours available at https://psi.art.
The Parallel Program to the exhibition kicks off on March 22, at 18:00, with an Artist Talk “The Body in Excess, Zombies, Cyborgs & Chimeras,” by renowned Limassol-born performance artist Stelarc.
The non-profit PSI Foundation was established in Limassol in 2024 with the mission to support and cultivate the thriving artistic landscape of Cyprus. Central to its vision is the promotion of contemporary art in dialogue with technology. Through curated exhibitions, collaborative projects, and creative sessions, the Foundation strives to challenge perceptions about the convergence of art and technology and inspire audiences to explore new realms of possibility. As part of its dedication to showcasing the rich tapestry of Cypriot art, the Foundation proudly supported the Cyprus National Pavilion at the 60th Venice Biennale and hosted several networking events. In 2024 PSI Foundation commissioned Casts of an Island 2024, an exhibition to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the division of the island of Cyprus.
Another mission of the Foundation consists of preserving the historic Carob Warehouse of Limassol and envisaging its future use. The Tekton exhibition presents the results of deep archival research of the building and proposes to envisage its future.
Operation hours:

Thursday – Friday: 17:00–22:00
Saturday: 11:00–14:00 & 17:00–22:00

Tours:
From Saturday 26th of April. Free guided tours in Greek and English begin. Visitors can book a place by phone or by email at info@psi.art for the following times:

Thursday: 18:00 (Eng), 19:00 (Eng)
Friday: 19:00 (Gr), 20:00 (Eng)
Saturday: 11:30 (Eng), 12:30 (Gr), 18:00 (Gr), 19:00 (Eng), 20:00 (Eng)

Exhibition "Reformation" by Michalis Pantelidis at Pierides Museum – Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation - 5.6-5.9.2025
2025-06-05 09:00 - 2025-09-05 16:00 (Asia/Nicosia) | Pierides Museum – Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation, 4 Zenonos Kiteos, Larnaka, +357 24145375, 6023, Cyprus
Reformation is a contemporary exhibition by Michalis Pantelidis, presented in collaboration with the Pierides Museum – Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation. The project reinterprets Cyprus’s cultural heritage through wearable art, digital collage, and photography. The exhibition features nine silk scarves (140x140cm), inspired by historic Cypriot artifacts, displayed suspended to highlight their artistic movement and intricate designs.
The exhibition also includes People of Larnaka, a photography series by Harrys Kyprianou that celebrates everyday individuals shaping the city’s cultural identity. Reformation offers a unique opportunity to experience Cypriot heritage through contemporary art and design, combining fashion, photography, and digital media in an immersive and thought-provoking way.

Visiting Hours: Monday – Thursday: 09:00 – 16:00 / Friday – Saturday: 09:00 – 13:00 / closed Sundays
Entrance Price/Τicket: Adults €3,00 / Students €1,00 / Groups 10+ € 2,00 per person

Summer Movie Marathon - Konstantia Open Air Cinema - 9.7-7.9.2025
2025-07-09 21:00 - 2025-09-07 23:00 | KONSTANTIA OPEN AIR CINEMA, 15 Solonos Michailidi Str., Lefkosia, 1035
The Department of Contemporary Culture of the Deputy Ministry of Culture and Theater One announce the start of the Summer Screening Marathon 2025, which takes place, like every summer, at the Nicosia “Constantia” Open Air Cinema.
Under the summer sky of the capital and with the nostalgic atmosphere of the open-air cinema, we return on Wednesday, July 9. The Summer Screening Marathon is revived at the “Constantia” Open-air Cinema, one of the most beautiful old cinemas in Nicosia, remaining, for 26 years, one of the most important cinema institutions in the state. The institution is distinguished both in terms of film education and in the upgrading of the social and cultural life of the place.
With the stars and the summer moon in their company, and with a focus on quality, expanding the audience’s film literacy, and entertainment, the viewer will have the opportunity to watch a unique cultural mosaic from all corners of the earth, with films that have won major awards.
For the detailed programme please click here.
INFORMATION:
Screenings will take place every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, from July 9, 2025, until September 7, 2025, at 21:00.Special screening on Tuesday, July 15, 2025.
Ticket price: €5.
Ticket sales: At the Konstantia Cinema Theatre on screening days from 19:30 to 21:00.Ticket reservations: Call 22348203.
Reserved tickets will be held until 15 minutes before the screening starts. Phone reservation hours: daily from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Season pass: €55 (seat reservations are required for pass holders by calling 22348203 or at the cinema box office).Free admission for people with disabilities.
For more information, please contact: 22348203, visit the Theatre Ena website at theatroena.com.cy, the Cyprus Cinema Office at cypruscinemaoffice.cy,or the Festival’s Facebook page: Summer Movie Marathon.
Address: Konstantia Cinema Theatre, 15 Solonos Michaelides Street, Pallouriotissa.

20th Lemesos International Documentary Festival - 2-8.8.2025
2025-08-01 16:30 - 2025-08-08 00:00 | Carob Mills, Vasilissis Street, Limassol, Cyprus
The Lemesos International Documentary Festival prepares to celebrate its twentieth edition the first week of August, which marks twenty years of creative documentaries, captivating images, profound human stories and cinematic explorations.
Τhe 20th edition of Lemesos International Documentary Festival unspools 1 – 8 August 2025, at Ceronia Hall – Lanitis Carob Mill, in the old town of Limassol, next to the Medieval Castle of the city.
The programme comprises of multi-award-winning films by acclaimed directors, emerging international talent and Cypriot filmmakers. Driven by their immersive gaze, the Festival is screening 24 documentaries this year – all Cyprus premieres.
