I first saw Michel Hanse’s exquisite miniatures at an artifacts’ open market on a rainy day in Brussels last August. What is special about Hanse, is that he genuinely represents a whole micro-world in his works. His human miniatures are not just individual works of art one each; they all make part of a much bigger picture, an ongoing action…
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Norvegian ceramics artist Idun Lisbet Storrud is showing her exceptional work in Athens until the 3rd December. Idun Lisbet’s work goes beyond the descriptive nature of the art of ceramics, as she reveals the real emotional supply of each object, sourcing from the feelings and the soul of humans. A large variety of her work, ranging form monumental artifacts to…
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Next Tuesday, 8 November, the Library of Cyprus welcomes the Polish Poster Exhibition “Aspects of History and Culture of Poland”. The exhibition opens at 7.00 at the Library of Cyprus, 46 Faneromenis str., Nicosia, and will remain open to the public until the 31st December. Opening hours Monday – Thursday 7.30 – 17.00 Friday 7.30 – 14.00 a href=”http://www.paulatrendsets.com/?attachment_id=2389″ rel=”attachment…
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On the 19th November, Leventis Municipal Museum of Nicosia will host the Nicosian Artists’ Bazaar for the second year in a row. The event aims at showcasing the work and talents of artists who live and work in the capital of Cyprus Republic, the last remaining divided capital in the EU. 19/11/2011, 10.00-17.00, 15-17 Hippocrates Street, Laiki Yitonia, Nicosia, Cyprus.…
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Autumn starts exciting in BICHA Gallery, thanks to an exhibition and an art book launch who bring foreign artists and new creative approaches to the British public. Since late last week, Marc Bellini takes us to the roots and charm of photography with his exhibition “Photo Booth”. Automatic photography, looked through the spectrum of art, not commodity, unfolds to reveal…
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