Apollonia serves as a vibrant platform for contemporary art, hosting a variety of exhibitions that foster dialogue and cultural exchange across Europe. This page provides an overview of the types of artistic projects you can expect to encounter during your visit. As exhibition schedules are updated periodically, we recommend checking our latest listings or the venue's official site for current details.
A celebration of Cypriot film-making and photographic history.
Engage with contemporary Mediterranean cinema through screenings of diverse films and a curated photographic journey honoring the life and work of director Michael Cacoyiannis.
Month of Cypriot Cinema
Contemporary art exploring memory, identity, and societal themes.
Thirteen emerging artists present works investigating the duality of crystallization. The project examines how we preserve emotions and thoughts while challenging societal norms and systemic exclusion.
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A visual journey through the black and white lens of Frantisek Zvardon.
Discover a century of black-and-white photography by artist Frantisek Zvardon. The display features works centered on the intersection of human forms and natural landscapes.
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An immersive journey through contemporary art, memory, and migration.
Experience a thought-provoking display featuring suspended installations and charred boat sculptures. The work invites reflection on the concept of exile and the persistence of our common humanity.
Murmur of Souls
A collaborative display exploring European identity and shared cultural heritage.
See a wide range of creative student works, from installation and screen printing to music and theater. This display highlights the artistic skills and perspectives of young people considering the future of their continent.
1 Europe — 1000 Faces
A multi-artist exploration of Mediterranean heritage and contemporary environmental concerns.
This exhibition features works by six international artists reflecting on migration, history, and ecological degradation. It serves as a poignant inquiry into the complex identities and shared future of the Mediterranean region.
Exhibition DetailsA celebration of Cypriot film-making and photographic history.
Engage with contemporary Mediterranean cinema through screenings of diverse films and a curated photographic journey honoring the life and work of director Michael Cacoyiannis.
Month of Cypriot CinemaContemporary art exploring memory, identity, and societal themes.
Thirteen emerging artists present works investigating the duality of crystallization. The project examines how we preserve emotions and thoughts while challenging societal norms and systemic exclusion.
Exhibition DetailsA visual journey through the black and white lens of Frantisek Zvardon.
Discover a century of black-and-white photography by artist Frantisek Zvardon. The display features works centered on the intersection of human forms and natural landscapes.
Exhibition DetailsAn immersive journey through contemporary art, memory, and migration.
Experience a thought-provoking display featuring suspended installations and charred boat sculptures. The work invites reflection on the concept of exile and the persistence of our common humanity.
Murmur of SoulsA collaborative display exploring European identity and shared cultural heritage.
See a wide range of creative student works, from installation and screen printing to music and theater. This display highlights the artistic skills and perspectives of young people considering the future of their continent.
1 Europe — 1000 FacesA multi-artist exploration of Mediterranean heritage and contemporary environmental concerns.
This exhibition features works by six international artists reflecting on migration, history, and ecological degradation. It serves as a poignant inquiry into the complex identities and shared future of the Mediterranean region.
Exhibition DetailsDiverse programming showcasing historical, artistic, and modern thematic collections.
Navigate through curated displays and cultural programs hosted by local institutions. These venues frequently present rotating art exhibitions in Strasbourg that offer deep insights into local heritage and international artistic movements.
