in-cyprus3 Aug 2026

Sketching Summer 2026 brings life drawing and painting to Polis Chrysochous

A creative retreat combining art, nature and community is coming to Cyprus this September, organised by artUS Open Art Studio. Sketching Summer 2026 will run from September 11 to 13 at Val’s Place, in a green setting near Polis Chrysochous, with up to 30 participants taking part in drawing and painting sessions before presenting their work in a final group exhibition.

According to the organisers, the retreat is designed as more than a conventional art class, combining organised art sessions...

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