- Rana Begum, No.1432 Louvre, 2025, Painted glass and stainless steel, 112.3 x 100 x 14 cm.
- Anuar Khalifi, Everlast, 2025, Acrylic on Canvas, 190 x 177 cm.
- Bady Dalloul, Matchbox drawings (1), 2024, Ball pen drawing, marker pen on bristol board, framed in matchboxes, 4.13 x 2.54 cm (each).
- Hassan Hajjaj, Karima Rider, 2010, Metallic lambda on 3mm Di-bond in walnut with objects, 141 x 98.5 x 8.5 cm.
- Joana Hadjithomas & Khalil Joreige, Trilogies, Monasteraki 1 (0.4m), 2018 - 2021, Work on paper - photo, printed drawing and handwriting in blue pencil Series of works on paper, 44 x 28.5 x 3.5 cm.
- Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige, Trilogies, Monasteraki 11 (6.2m), 2018 - 2021, Work on paper, photo, printed drawing and handwriting in blue pencil, 44 x 30 x 3.5 cm.
- Rana Begum, No.1433 Louvre, 2025, Painted glass and stainless steel, 112.3 x 100 x 14 cm.
- Sara Naim, Baobab, 2024, Fine Art Print, Mild Steel, Resin, 140 x 140 cm.
- Slavs and Tatars, W-RK H-RD PR-Y H-RD, 2023, Woolen yarn, 218.4 x 203.2 x 6cm.
- Slavs and Tatars, This Not That, 2024, Vacuum-formed plastic, acrylic paint, 71 × 100 cm.
Booth A7 at The Warehouse by IT Quarter, Limassol, Cyprus
Preview: 15 May 2025
The Third Line is delighted to participate in the inaugural edition of VIMA, the first international contemporary art fair in Cyprus with an eclectic cross-section of contemporary art practices from the MENASA region and its diasporas. Our presentation brings Anuar Khalifi, Bady Dalloul, Hassan Hajjaj, Joana Hadjithomas & Khalil Joreige, Rana Begum, Sara Naim, and Slavs and Tatars—a multigenerational group of artists whose works explore identity, politics, and aesthetics with urgency and depth.
Public Program at VIMA Art Fair
Slavs and Tatars
5 pm on 17th May 2025
Hall 4, The Warehouse by IT Quarter, Limassol, Cyprus
Slavs and Tatars will hold Transliterative Tease, a lecture-performance exploring the potential for transliteration – the conversion of scripts – as a strategy equally of resistance and research into notions such as identity politics, colonialism, and faith. The lecture-performance focuses on the Turkic languages of the former Soviet Union, as well as the eastern and western frontiers of the Turkic sphere, namely Anatolia and Xinjiang/ Uighuristan.
- X
- Tumblr