Guide · Museum & collection · Nicosia
Art museum at 5 Anastasios G. Leventis Street in Nicosia, holding four permanent collections it names the Cyprus, Greek, Paris and Gold collections, alongside temporary exhibitions, workshops and an education programme. Its own site was serving a placeholder when this entry was first written and is now published in full, so the entry is sourced from the gallery rather than from the ministry directory.
Checked on 2026-09-20, 32 days ago, against this source.
You will not find opening hours here, or what is on this week. Those change, and I would rather tell you nothing than tell you something wrong about someone else’s front door.
They do not publish a feed, so check their own site for what is on.
Public arts centre · Nicosia
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
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
Artist-run & non-profit · Nicosia
Non-profit artist-run space for the production of work across contemporary practices, stating a focus on experimentation, critique and collaboration between artists, curators and writers. The name is a Cypriot expression meaning, roughly, chop chop.
Their site · checked 2026-09-20 · publishes a feed
Museum & collection · Limassol
Municipal collection of Cypriot modern art held by Limassol Municipality, described on the municipality’s own page as around 600 works across painting, sculpture, pottery and mixed media. The donation of the building was officially announced on 30 January 1984 and the gallery was inaugurated on 26 June 1988, with an extension inaugurated in 1996.
Their site · checked 2026-09-20