Our board
Our board members bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to support our strategic direction and programme.
Board member
Christos has extensive experience working in the cultural sector, including the former Executive Director of the Onassis Stegi (Onassis Cultural Centre). His consultancy, research and publications extend across the role and impact of culture, the politics of cultural production, and consumption and sustainability.
Founding board member and director
Clymene has a long history of international cultural development, working with artists, cultural organisations, communities and policy makers. She has led a number of international cultural programmes and advocates putting art and culture at the heart of public debate and decision-making.
Board member
Nora is a marketing and public relations specialist. Since 2004 she has been a director of Atlantis Culture, directing cultural events and festivals in Cyprus. She has developed a number of international programmes supporting young poets and worked on Cyprus’ Kypria International Festival.
Board member
Dize is a multimedia artist and writer. She is particularly interested in working with time and space as a medium to create tangible traces of overlooked occurrences in our everyday lives. She has participated in a number of exhibitions, including in Cyprus’ Buffer Zone.
Board member
Stacey is an Assistant Professor in the School of Design at Northumbria University, UK, and part of the Design Feminisms Research Group. Her research into death, creativity and technology, has been explored through commissions, publications and collaborations.
Founding board member and cultural director
Argyro works as an independent strategist, curator and producer of cultural activities. Over the last decade, she has cooperated closely with artists’ groups and Cypriot NGOs and has gained extensive experience in bi-communal programmes and art initiatives.
Board member
As well as developing international exhibitions, Alessandro has curated major group shows with themes around citizenship and civic engagement and addressing subjects such as sea migration and status of refugees, the rise and use of AI, and surveillance systems.