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Where to see art in Cyprus

Galleries, museums and artist-run spaces worth the trip, and what they have been saying lately.

15 organisations across 4 towns and the island generally. Public arts centres, commercial galleries, spaces run by artists, and a studio yard near Paphos that has been taking visiting artists since 1969 and would like you to know it is not a college.

I checked each one against its own website rather than a listings page about it, and the source and date are on the card. What you will not find is opening hours or what is on this week. Those change faster than this page does, and being confidently wrong about someone else’s front door is worse than saying nothing.

The guide

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Artist-run & non-profit · Paphos

Kimonos Art Center

Fine arts organisation in Paphos, active since 2015, describing itself as the creative hub of the town. Its stated activities include workshops, residencies, screenings and an animation studio.

Their site · checked 2026-09-20

Public arts centre · Nicosia

NiMAC: Nicosia Municipal Arts Centre, Associated with the Pierides Foundation

Contemporary art centre in the historical centre of Nicosia, housed in the renovated Old Powerhouse building. It describes itself as the oldest and largest contemporary art centre on the island, and was inaugurated on 14 January 1994; the building’s restoration received a Europa Nostra Award the same year.

Their site · checked 2026-09-20 · publishes a feed

Artist-run & non-profit · Nicosia

Point Centre for Contemporary Art

Non-profit organisation supporting and promoting contemporary cultural production, sited between the old city of Nicosia and the modern commercial centre. It grew out of UNDO, a critical journal begun in 2007, and the UNDO Foundation that followed it.

Their site · checked 2026-09-20

The wire

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What these places have announced, in their words, straight from the feeds they publish, alongside the art press. 10 sources, nothing rewritten.