“Paper Journeys” – Walking Interactive Performance at the State Gallery of Contemporary Art – Majestic
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The Ministry of Education, Sports and Youth and the Deputy Ministry of Culture, in collaboration with the dance group Selas, are organising the walking, interactive performance “Paper Journeys” on the occasion of International Museum Day 2025, on Saturday 17 May 2025, from 17:30 to 19:00, at the State Gallery of Contemporary Art – Majestic, in Lefkosia.
Through the symbolic voyage of a paper boat, participants of all ages will have the opportunity to engage in an immersive dialogue between the visual artwork “Surpassing” by Nikos Kouroussis and the poem “Boat Feelings” by Kyriakos Charalambides.
At each stop along the journey, the audience will be invited to express themselves through movement, art, and words.
The experience will conclude in the Gallery’s Garden with an open conversation with the two creators.
The performance is interactive and experiential, specially designed for families with children aged 4 and above.
Admission: Free
Reservation required by 14 May 2025 via SMS to 99407171 or by calling 22458228 (Gallery)
Contributors:
- Elena Perikleous – Cultural Education Coordinator, Deputy Ministry of Culture
- Efi Pilava – Museum Education Advisor, Primary Education, Ministry of Education, Sport and Youth
- Maria Kamberi – Dance Educator
- Dimitris Yasemidis – Musician
- Maria Chrysostomou – Dancer
With the presence and participation of the two creators:
- Nikos Kouroussis – Artist
- Kyriakos Charalambides – Poet
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