“Stories from Limassol’s Mahalla” – Guided Sound Walk

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A guided sound walk with narratives from Limassol’s Mahalla and social life before 1974. This work was created by MITOS within the framework of the Interwoven Narratives Hub, a collaboration with the Famagusta New Museum and the Famagusta Walled City Association (MASDER), supported by the VAHA program.

“Stories from Limassol’s Mahalla” – Guided Sound Walk
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“Stories from Limassol’s Mahalla” – Guided Sound Walk

Dates and times

Tuesday, October 28, 10:00 - 12:00

“Stories from Limassol’s Mahalla” – Guided Sound Walk

Address

Cinema, Mescit 8, Limassol 3017, Cyprus

“Stories from Limassol’s Mahalla” – Guided Sound Walk

Accessibility

The walk is not wheelchair accessible  For audiences aged 12+. Languages : English Greek Cypriot Turkish Cypriot

A guided sound walk with narratives from Limassol’s Mahalla and social life before 1974. This work was created by MITOS within the framework of the Interwoven Narratives Hub, a collaboration with the Famagusta New Museum and the Famagusta Walled City Association (MASDER), supported by the VAHA program.

Credits :

Curation & interviews: Elena Agathokleous

Interview recording & soundmap creation: Constantina Peter

Voices–narrators: Kiymet Alibey, Feriha Cagin, Ertan Demirag, Huseyin Arsal, Mustafa Khalil and Nilgün Hüseyin

Text editing: Ianthi Papadima

Translations & transcriptions: Hale Silifkeli, Aycan Garip, Vaggelis Koniotis, Serdar Satai

On-site translations during recordings: Serdar Satai, Husseyin Ozantika

Photography: Aydin Cinaroglu

Production: Interwoven Narratives Hub & Centre of Performing Arts MITOS

The Centre of Performing Arts MITOS, founded in 2007 and based at the Vinegar Factory in the historic centre of Limassol. Αn initiative that operates under the artistic direction of Elena Agathokleous and in collaboration with creative director Constantina Peter. Presents its own artistic work through performative projects while simultaneously designing and implementing curated programmes that employ art as a primary tool for social engagement. Develops methodologies exploring the role of the arts in conflict transformation and produces interventions that foster dialogue and reclaim public space. The MITOS maintains a network of partners spanning the arts, sciences, technology, and community sectors. Each year, it designs and executes an annual programme of events, overseeing their production, research, creation, and presentation.

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