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About ART.Cy

ART.Cy is an initiative designed to elevate the role of art, culture and archeology in Cyprus. In an age where digital technology and artificial intelligence are rapidly changing society, we believe it is more important than ever to support art and culture. Join our journey. 

ART.Cy 2027 will take place on 10-11 April at the Amara Hotel, welcoming approximately 3,500 visitors over the two-day weekend. The theme of the 2027 exhibition is "Ithaka", representing the voyage of discovery and transformation through art and culture. View the artists and galleries participating.

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Master the process of digital marketing, advertising and promotion for the arts and culture sector. 

Thursday, 15 October 2027

Four Seasons Hotel, Limassol

08:30 - 17:30 

€ 250+VAT per person

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ART.CY Events

Join our events and field trips to artists, galleries and cultural institutions across Cyprus. 

View ART.Cy 2026

View the artists, galleries and speakers from the ART.Cy 2026 Conference & Exhibition

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The 2027 ART.Cy Conference & Exhibition takes place at the Amara Hotel in Limassol. Specially-installed partitions provide for exhibition space, while the central stage and the adjacent area host presentations and masterclasses. ​

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Exhibition space is available for artists, collectors, museums and other interested parties. This comprises panels provided by CX Matrix, each one measuring 100 cm wide x 250 cm tall. The exhibition space has been configured to the Ballroom dimensions. 

Philippos Yiapanis is one of Cyprus' most distinguished sculptors, renowned for his expressive bronze and marble creations. 

 

His first encounter with sculpture came during high school in Famagusta when he carved a wooden piece. Though the desire to become a sculptor was always present, it wasn’t until the age of 35 that he fully embraced his passion. Without formal training or mentorship, he relied on his confidence and determination, initially working with clay in his free time. What began as a hobby soon became his full-time vocation.

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Join our email list and receive updates on the ART.Cy Annual Conference and Exhibition as well as updates on art and culture throughout the year. 

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