Small art work, big love

Celebrating the Christmas season tomorrow Gallery Gloria in Nicosia will bring together a number of artists and their work.

Each year the gallery puts on a special Christmas exhibition with small works of art by a number of artists so art lovers can get to know contemporary artists better and also have the chance to buy one of their works for themselves or as a gift.

The artists whose work will be available for viewing and sale are Christos Avraam, Andreas Asproftas, Souzan Vargas, Doros Irakleous, Nina Iakovou, Georgos Gavriel, Yianna Kalli, Evagoras Karagiorgis, Argiris Constantinou, Nikos Kourousis, Annita Laniti, Loizos Loizou, Alexis Michalilidis, Dinos Michailidis, Eleni Nikodimou, Yianna Nikolaou, Demetris Ikonomou, Lefteris Olimbios, Frixos Papantoniou, Stefano Paci, Hara Savvidou, Miro Skapouli, Olga Spanou, Rinos Stefani, Andreas Tamamounas and Despo Freiderikou.

The exhibition, under the name Christmas Celebrations, will open tomorrow at 7.30pm and remain open until January 7.

Christmas Celebrations
Group exhibition. Opens December 22 at 7.30pm until January 7. Gallery Gloria, 3 Zinonos Sozou Street, Nicosia. Monday-Friday: 10.30pm-12.45pm and 5pm-8pm. Saturday: 10.30pm-12.45pm. Tel: 22-762605

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