What’s On By Eleni Antoniou

2006-05-14

The human figure in modern Cypriot art

Limassol exhibition looks at how we have seen ourselves in modern times

At a time when art features people in all their different forms an exhibition based on ‘The Human Figure in Modern Cypriot Art – the first generations’ continues in Limassol.

Interview By Lauren Walker

2006-05-14

24 hours with Stephanos Stephanides

The poet politician

Beating the campaign trail is a huge learning curve for one of Cyprus’ academics

Cocktail of the week with Fabrizio Musorella

2006-05-14

With the weather getting sunny and warm, our bodies (and minds) feel the need for tall and refreshing drinks. This is one of my favourite drinks, that I like to drink before lunch or dinner when I return to Sicily. It is an aperitif said to have first been served in 1861 at Gaspare Campari’s bar in Milan, a chic meeting place of composers and artists of the time.

Wines with George Kassianos

2006-05-14

Noble wine indeed

The winery of Nico Lazaridis has stuck to its goal of producing wine that competes well in the international arena

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