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Antonis Danos

Antonis Danos

Associate Professor

Department of Fine Arts

antonis.danos@cut.ac.cy

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Dr. Antonis Danos has a Bachelor’s Degree in Philosophy (Southeast Missouri State University), a Post-graduate Diplora in the History of Art and Architecture (University of East Anglia), and a Master’s and a PhD in the History and Theory of Art, both from the University of Essex. Between 2002 and 2007, he worked in Cypriot higher education institutions, and from 2007, at Cyprus University of Technology, teaching and researching in History and Theory of Art.
He is a member of the following academic bodies: Association for Art History (UK), Modern Greek Studies Association (USA), College Art Association (USA), AICA Hellas, [...]Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism (UK), Mediterranean Studies Association (USA), and the Association of Greek Art Historians [EEIT] (Greece).
His research has focused on Nationalism and [Post]Colonialism, on the ideological and aesthetic constructions of collective identities, on Modern Greek art and Contemporary Cypriot art, on art criticism and historiography, as well as on aspects of gender and sexuality in art. He has published in the areas of Modern Greek and Contemporary Cypriot art and culture in general, in academic journals, in edited volumes, a two-volume book, texts in several monographs on Cypriot artists, as well as the experimental documentary Christoforos Savva, 1924-1968 (2011). He has designed and curated exhibitions on modern and contemporary Cypriot art, in Cyprus, Greece, the UK, and Turkey. More recently, his research and publications focus on the Mediterranean as a cultural and ideological 'space', against hegemonic, neo-colonial discourses.


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Research

Art History and Theory Research Lab:

The main aim of the Art History and Theory Research Lab is the establishment and maintenance of an environment that encourages encounters, debates and the formulation of research proposals and theoretical exchanges, and which constitutes a framework within to produce bibliographical and other material, in relation to research-theoretical fields, as detailed below.

The lab’s activity centres on research for the production of text-based and audio-visual material, which concerns:

  • modern and contemporary Cypriot culture, focusing on the arts.
  • theoretical discourses on contemporary arts.
  • theories of nationalism, post-colonialism and globalization, focusing on the place of the arts in the globalised environment, and on the role of the arts in the formation or subversion of national and other collective, as well as individual, identities.
  • the Mediterranean, as physical and symbolic space of/for anti-hegemonic discourse and praxis.

The lab’s production includes, among others, the completion of doctoral dissertations, as well as the development of collaborations, including the attraction of funding from sources outside the university, with the aim of multimedia work production.

     Research Programmes: 

CDCD – Contested Desires: Constructive Dialogues creative space for democratic conversations about the heritage of colonialism. 2024-2026

European Education and Culture Executive Agency. Associate Partner (Art History & Theory Research Lab)

Popular University in Community Psychology: well-being through art. 2017-2019

Erasmus+ programme – Adult Education (via the State Scholarships Foundation [IKY], Greece). Representative of partner organization (Dept. of Fine Arts – Cyprus Univ. of Technology)

RESTORE: Computer-Based Restoration of Faces Appearing in Icons. 2011-2013

Funded by the National Research Promotion Foundation [Cyprus] and by the European Structural Funds. Member of the Research Team. Consortium: Dept. of Multimedia and Graphic Arts, Cyprus University of Technology

Publications

International Journals and Edited Volumes (refereed):

Antonis Danos, “Andreas Karayan's pioneering, queer counter-discourse in 20th-century Cypriot art”. WhatEver: A Transdisciplinary Journal of Theories and Studies, Vol. 7, n. 1 (2024):203-226. https://whatever.cirque.unipi.it/index.php/journal/article/view/216/109

Antonis Danos, “The oeuvre of Georgios Pol. Georgiou: eclecticism, native 'primitivism', and cosmopolitanism in the 'periphery' as 'other' modernism” [in Greek]. In Areti Adamopoulou, Lia Yioka, Konstantinos I. Stephanis, eds, Istoria tis Technis: Issues of History, Methodology, and Historiography (Athens: Association of Greek Art Historians / Gutenberg, 2019): 441-459.

Antonis Danos, “Mediterranean Modernisms: The art of Cypriot Artist Christoforos Savva”. In Yasser Elhariry and Edwige Tamalet Talbayev, eds, Critically Mediterranean: Temporalities, Aesthetics, and Deployments of a Sea in Crisis (Palgrave Macmillan, 2018): 77-110.

Antonis Danos, “Idealist ‘grand visions’, from Nikolaos Gyzis to Konstantinos Parthenis: the unacknowledged symbolist roots of Greek modernism”, in Michelle Facos and Thor Mednick eds., Reassessing the Symbolist Roots of Modernism (Ashgate, 2015): 11-22.

Klitsa Antoniou and Antonis Danos, “'Writing Trauma:' Giving Voice to a Wound that Seems to Defy Representation, in Contemporary Cypriot Art”. intervalla:platform for intellectual exchange 2, "Trauma, Abstraction, and Creativity" (2014): 34-54. http://www.fus.edu/intervalla/volume-2-trauma-abstraction-and-creativity/34

Antonis Danos, “Hybrid Landscapes and Soundscapes, and the Ideologies of Borders”, in Denise Robinson, ed., Through the Roadblocks: Realities in Raw Motion (Limassol, 2014):187-194.

Antonis Danos, “Twentieth-Century Greek Cypriot Art: An 'Other' Modernism on the Periphery”. Journal of Modern Greek Studies, Vol. 32, n. 2 (October 2014):217-252. http://dx.doi.org/10.1353/mgs.2014.0050

Antonis Danos, “The Little Black Fish: Experiencing Place, Homeland, and Identity in an Exhibition of Contemporary Cypriot art”. Kunapipi [Journal of Postcolonial Writing & Culture], vol. 33, nos 1-2 (2011):247-266. [https://ro.uow.edu.au/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1502&context=kunapipi]

Antonis Danos, “Nikolaos Gyzis’s The Secret School and an Ongoing National Discourse”. Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide, vol. 1, n. 2 (Autumn 2002): http://www.19thc-artworldwide.org/index.php/autumn02/258-nikolaos-gyziss-the-secret-school-and-an-ongoing-national-discourse.

Antonis Danos, “The culmination of aesthetic and artistic discourse in 19th-century Greece: Periklis Yannopoulos and Nikolaos Gyzis”. Journal of Modern Greek Studies, vol. 20, n. 1 (May 2002):75-112 [http://dx.doi.org/10.1353/mgs.2002.0005].

Books – Monographs & Chapters:

Antonis Danos, “The Bitter Lemons of Cyprus: Lawrence Durrell’s poetic-imperialist musings in the (colonial) Mediterranean” [in Greek]. In Nikos Daskalothanasis, ed., History and Theory of Art: In Honour of Niki Loizide (Athens: futura Publications, in collaboration with the Dept. of Fine Arts, Cyprus Univ. of Technology, 2019): 245-260.

Antonis Danos, Cypriot Artists: the second generation. Vol. 1 (Nicosia: The Marfin Laiki Bank Cultural Centre, 2009).

Tonia Loizou, Antonis Danos, Cypriot Artists: the second generation. Vol. 2. Edited by Antonis Danos (Nicosia: The Cultural Centre of the Marfin Laiki Bank, 2009).

Audio-Visual Material:

Antonis Danos, research and script, Yannis Yapanis, photography direction–cinematography, Christoforos Savva 1924–1968 [documentary] (Cyprus University of Technology and The Ministry of Education and Culture, Cyprus, 2011).

Exhibition Catalogues – Artists’ Monographs – Art Magazines (selection):

Antonis Danos, “The Mediterranean as Anti-Hegemonic Heterotopia”. In Hesperia Iliadou de Subplajo-Suppiej, ed., Maleth / Haven / Port: Heterotopias of Evocation (Arts Council Malta & Mousse Publishing, 2019): 40-47.

Antonis Danos, editor–texts, The Times of Cyprus [Limassol: ΕΚΑΤΕ, Ministry of Education and Culture, and Cyprus University of Technology, 2010].

Antonis Danos, “Rebellious bodies: their destruction, and the influence of their lives and deaths”, in The Little Land Fish [Istanbul 2010 European Capital of Culture] (Istanbul: EMAA, 2010):18-23.

Antonis Danos, “Klitsa Antoniou: Mine Face”, in TempusArti: route actuele kunst (Overwinden: Tempus Art – Drieluik vzw, 2009), n. pag.

Antonis Danos, “Klitsa Antoniou: Demining”, in Personal-Political: biennale 2 [Thessaloniki Biennale of Contemporary Art] (Thessaloniki: State Museum of Contemporary Art, 2009):40-41.

Antonis Danos, editor and text (:4-7), Elena Kouma: ‘Heliogony’ (Nicosia, 2009).

Antonis Danos, “The anxieties of the body: spirituality and eroticism in Nicholas Panayi’s painting”, in Nicholas Panayi: White Light O + Ω [11th International Cairo Biennale, 20 December 2008-20 February 2009] (Nicosia: Ministry of Education and Culture, 2008).

Antonis Danos, editor and main text, Renos Stefani: ‘Acrobats’ (Nicosia: Pantheon Publishing, 2008).

Antonis Danos, “The Panagies tis Omorfias by Lefteris Olympios: women-archetypes and the power of the gaze”, (:36-37) in Lefteris Olympios: ‘Panagies tis Omorfias’ (Athens: NEMECIS, 2007).

Antonis Danos, “Contesting spaces and identities: Klitsa Antoniou’s All This Is MINE”, I Linguaggi del Mediterraneo: La Parola Come Segno (Torino: EnPleinAir, 2007), n. pag.

Antonis Danos, “Screens: telling stories”, Artion, no. 2 (Nicosia: ΕΚΑΤΕ, 2007):10-13

Antonis Danos, “Dimitris Constantinou”, Artion, no. 2 (Nicosia: ΕΚΑΤΕ, 2007):42-45

Antonis Danos, editor and texts, Screens: telling stories (Limassol: Limassol Municipality, 2006).

Antonis Danos, “Archetype and agent of tradition, formalist element and material presence in space: the female figure in works by Adamantios Diamantis, Christoforos Savva and Dimitris Constantinou”, Artion, no. 1 (Nicosia: ΕΚΑΤΕ, 2006):20-22

Antonis Danos, “Tassos Stephanides (1917-1996)”, Artion, no. 1 (Nicosia: ΕΚΑΤΕ, 2006):40-42

Antonis Danos, “Kakia Catselli Trachoniti–Foam Birth”. Open9 [9th International Exhibition of Sculptures and Installations] (Venice: Arte Communications, 2006):28, 122-23.

Antonis Danos, The Human Figure in Modern Cypriot Art – the first generations (Nicosia: Evagoras and Kathleen Lanitis Foundation & the Ministry of Education and Culture, 2006).

Antonis Danos, editor and introductory text (:8-11), Somatópia: Mapping Sites, Siting Bodies (Nicosia: Ministry of Education and Culture, 2005).

Antonis Danos, Gender Explorations (Nicosia: Mediterranean Institute of Gender Studies, 2004).

Antonis Danos, Klitsa Antoniou: ‘Mare Nostrum: Visions of a Mermaid’ (Nicosia, 2004).

Antonis Danos, editor and text (:34-39), Evgenia Vasiloude: ‘Hymn to Demeter’ (Nicosia: En Tipis, 2004).

Antonis Danos, Andros Efstathiou: ‘Four Touches’ (Nicosia: En Tipis, 2004).

Antonis Danos, text in Elena Kouma: ‘Panspermia’ (Nicosia: En Tipis, 2004):6-9

Antonis Danos, editor and main text (:8-15), The Languages of Gender (Nicosia: University of Cyprus, 2003).

Antonis Danos, “Water-colour in modern and contemporary Cypriot art: a brief overview,” in Kyriacos Lyras: Water-colours (Nicosia, 2003):12-15.

Antonis Danos, text in Zenon Jepras: ‘The Colour of Memory’ (Nicosia: En Tipis, 2003):4-5.

Antonis Danos, text in Argyris Constantinou: ‘Memories of Innocence’ (Nicosia: En Tipis, 2003):4-11.

Antonis Danos, text in Maria Koudouna: ‘Free Entrance’ (Nicosia: En Tipis, 2003):4-7.
 

Teaching

FAR 140 _ Art History Methodologies and Research Methods

FAR 141 _ Fundamental Concepts in the History of Visual Arts and Cultures

FAR 240 _ Issues in Contemporary Art I: Modernism

FAR 550 _ Theory and Critical Analysis I (Postgraduate Programme in Art History and Theory)

FAR 551 _ Theory and Critical Analysis II (Postgraduate Programme in Art History and Theory)

Theses Supervision

POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCH – SCIENTIFIC ADVISOR

  • Christos Panayiotou: «Encountering the Other from beyond: A study of the intercultural dynamics in Ottoman Cyprus through tombstone narratives». Post-Doctoral Programme, Cyprus University of Technology, 2024-2025.

 

DOCTORAL DISSERTATIONS – MAIN SUPERVISOR

  • Persia Panayiotou: “Temporality as an Organisational Method in early 20th-century Art Music” [working title – in progress], Cyprus University of Technology.
  • Edouardos Georgiou: “Stage Design in Cyprus, 1960-2000” [working title – in progress], Cyprus University of Technology.
  • Klitsa Antoniou: “Contemporary Cypriot Art: Loss, Trauma, Affect and the Material that passes into Sensation”. Awarded, June 2014, Cyprus University of Technology.
  • Ellada Evangelou: “Greek-Cypriot Historical Plays and Contemporary Identity and Culture”. Awarded, June 2014, Cyprus University of Technology.

DOCTORAL DISSERTATIONS – MEMBER OF SUPERVISING COMMITTEES

  • Karolina Lambrou: “Ethics and Politics in Performance Art: Reclaining the Function of Art in Society”. Awarded, 2020, University of Cyprus.
  • Georgia Spanou: “Cultural administration and politics in Cyprus” [in Greek]. Awarded, 2017, Open University of Cyprus.
  • Theoktisti Missirloglou: “Art Collections in Greece, from the late 19th century to the interwar period” [in Greek]. Awarded, 2017, University of Ioannina.

 

MASTER'S THESES – MAIN SUPERVISOR

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMME IN ART HISTORY AND THEORY– DEPT. OF FINE ARTS [CYPRUS UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY]

  • Antonia Nerantzi, “Feminism and/in Art: Women's creations and gaze” [in Greek]. June 2025
  • Mary Argyrou, “American Artist Mary Cassatt in the Framework of Impressionism” [in Greek]. June 2025
  • Kyriakos Orthodoxou, “German Romanticism and Nationalism: Wagner's Musical Nationalism in relation to Beethoven's work” [in Greek]. June 2025
  • Antigone Sartzeti, “Art and Politics during Europe's Interwar Period, in the German-Speaking World: Expressionism, Bauhaus, New Objectivity, Critical Realism” [in Greek]. June 2025
  • Maria Demetriou, “Socialist Realism: Art and Propaganda” [in Greek]. December 2024
  • Stelios Americanos, “Yorgos Skotinos (1937-2022): Militancy and Modernism in 20th-c Cypriot Art” [in Greek]. June 2024
  • Eleni Georgiou, “Neo-Impressionism and Anarchy” [in Greek]. June 2024
  • Minas Skordis, “Memory, Masculinity and National Identity: Public Monuments in Greece, during 1912-1922” [in Greek]. June 2024
  • Christos Aloneftis, “Funerary Customs in Magna Grecia: Tomba del Tuffadore” [in Greek]. June 2024
  • Giannis Nikolaou, “German Expressionism and 'NewObjectivity'” [in Greek]. June 2024 
  • Iryna Sigkitova, “Influence of Ukrainian Ethnic Culture on Russian Futurism”. June 2024
  • Alexandra Anastasiou, “Art Under Dictatorship: the Case of Maria Karavela (1938-2012)” [in Greek]. Co-supervision: Dr. Maria Moschou. June 2024
  • Chrysoulla Sorokou, “Nationalism and Art in Europe: From the French Revolution to the First World War” [in Greek]. June 2023
  • Maria Klavarioti, “The Representaion of Uran Life and the Image of Women in 19th c. Paris, in the Art of Impressionism” [in Greek]. June 2023
  • Christos Panayiotou, “Death and the Sea as boundaries and as openings to the Cultural Other” [in Greek]. June 2023
  • Christina Andreou, “Representing Migration in the Mediterranean: Films from Contemporary Italian and Greek Cinema” [in Greek]. December 2022
  • Alexandros Papantoniou, “The Greek Urban Rebetiko as a Case of Mediterranean Modernism” [in Greek]. June 2022
  • Korina Konstanti, “'National' (Cypriot) Identity and 'Greekness' in the work of Solon Michaelides” [in Greek]. June 2022.
  • Demetris Gregoriou, “Memory and Lethe in the Public Space and in Art: the Case of the First Cemetery of Athens” [in Greek]. June 2022.
  • Stella Evangelidou, “The Mediterranean, Colonialism, and Modern Cypriot Architecture” [in Greek]. December 2021.
  • Georgia Michaelidou, “The Mediterranean in Orhan Pamouk’s novels: The White Castle and My Name is Red” [in Greek]. December 2021.
  • Katerina Gklinavou, “The Aesthetics of the Grotesque and Les Demoiselles d’Avignon” [in Greek]. December 2021.
  • Charoula Neophytou, “Modernism and Literature in the Mediterranean: Constantine Cavafy, Fererico Garcia Lorca and Orhan Pamouk” [in Greek]. June 2021.
  • Despoina Demetriou, “Nationalism and 'National' Identity in the (Modern) Greek State: the 'Asia Minor Catastrophe' and 'Greekness' in literary works by Elias Venezis, Stratis Myrivilis and Dido Soteriou” [in Greek]. June 2021.
  • Paraskevas Mavroudes: “The cinema of Theodoros Angelopoulos: anti-hegemonic modernity and modernism in the Mediterranean” [in Greek]. December 2020.
  • Melanie Varnavidou: “Anti-canonical modernity in the Mediterranean: the Greek modernism of Karolos Koun and Rallou Manou” [in Greek]. December 2020.
  • Margarita Kounnafi: “Art criticism in Cyprus, 1878-1974” [in Greek]. December 2020.
  • Marina Kyriakou: “The iconography of the Revolution and the formation of Modern Greek Identity” [in Greek]. December 2020.
  • Panayiota Gregoriou: “Woman as ‘East’ and as (Primitive) ‘Other’: The Female Form in the Art of Orientalism and Primitivism” [in Greek]. June 2020.
  • Georgia Constantinidou: “The Myth of the ‘Femme Fatale’ at Fin-de-Siècle: The Case of Salome” [in Greek]. June 2020.
  • Maria Athanasiou: “The Mediterranean and Literature: Modernism, Cosmopolitanism, and Hybridity” [in Greek]. June 2020.
  • Yiannakou Aliki: “Cypriot Identity and Art in the Twentieth Century” [in Greek]. June 2020.
  • Angela Panayiotou: “Napoleon’s France: Art and Propaganda” [in Greek]. June 2020.
  • Christina Parmaxi: “Mediterranean Modernity: Architectural Modernism in the Mediterranean” [in Greek]. June 2020.
  • Christiana Charalambous: “Union des Artistes Modernes (UAM): French Modernism in the Interwar Era” [in Greek]. June 2020.
  • Demetra Christodoulidou: “Vienna and Modernism” [in Greek]. June 2020.
  • Ioanna Fikardou: “Turkish Architecture between Ottomanism and Modernism, 1870-1930: in Search of a National, Architectural Identity” [in Greek]. June 2018.
  • Ero Farmaka: “ Paul Klee, from Italy to Tunisia: Formal[ist] Displacements in the Mediterranean [in Greek]. June 2017.
  • Eleftheria Tzirki: “Modernisms in the Mediterranean: Decoration as an Alternative Aspect of Modern Art” [in Greek]. June 2017.

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMME IN INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA – DEPT. OF MULTIMEDIA AND GRAPHIC ARTS [CYPRUS UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY]

  • Yannis Yapanis: “Professione Reporter by Michelangelo Antonioni: the creation of a 'non-existent' story” [in Greek]. December 2014.
  • Giorgos Lazoglou: “New Media and Theatre: from Interactive Multimedia to Virtual Theatre” [in Greek]. December 2012.

BACHELOR'S THESES – MAIN SUPERVISOR

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMME IN MULTIMEDIA AND GRAPHIC ARTS – DEPT. OF MULTIMEDIA AND GRAPHIC ARTS [CYPRUS UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY]

  • Main supervisor of twelve [12] degree theses, in the History and Theory of Art, between 2011 and 2014.

Exhibitions

Exhibitions Design – Curation:


Through the Roadblocks [12 international artists-theorists collaborations]. Co-curated with Helene Black. Organised by the non-governmental organisation NeMe and the School of Fine and Applied Arts, Cyprus University of Technology, with the support of the Ministry of Education and Culture, Cyprus. Limassol, 24/11-17/12/2012.

‘Looking Awry’: Views of an Anniversary [Cypriot contemporary art for the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the Republic of Cyprus]. Organised by the Cyprus Chamber of Fine Arts [EKATE]; sponsored by the Ministry of Education and Culture; supported by the Cyprus University of Technology. Limassol, 17/11-17/12/2010.

The Little Land Fish [Cypriot contemporary art]. Co-curated with Zeynep Yasa Yaman. Organised by the European-Mediterranean Art Association [EMAA] and the Cyprus Chamber of Fine Arts [EKATE]. Part of the Portable Art Project of Istanbul 2010 European Capital of Culture. Istanbul, 19/06-19/07/2010.

Limassolian artists of the first generation of Modern Cypriot art. Organised by the Limassol Municipality and Patras 2006–European Capital of Culture. Patras, 15/09-13/10/06 & Limassol, 15/11-1/12/2006.

Screens: Telling Stories [contemporary Cypriot film and video art]. Organised by the Limassol Municipality and Patras 2006–European Capital of Culture. Patras, 16/09-13/10/06 & Limassol, 1-26/11/06.

Kakia Catselli Trachoniti–Foam Birth. Open9 [9th International Exhibition of Sculptures and Installations]. Venice – Lido, 30/08-1/10/06.

The Human Figure in Modern Cypriot Art – the first generations. Organised by the Evagoras and Kathleen Lanitis Foundation & the Ministry of Education and Culture. Limassol, 10/05-11/06/2006.

Somatópia: Mapping Sites, Siting Bodies [Cypriot contemporary art]. Organised by the Ministry of Education and Culture (Cyprus). London, 27/09-21/10/05.

Gender Explorations [Cypriot contemporary art]. Organised by the Mediterranean Institute of Gender Studies and the Department of Design, Intercollege. Nicosia, 5-11/03/2004.

The Languages of Gender. Organised by the University of Cyprus. Nicosia, 15/05-6/06/2003.
 

Antonis Danos
Τεχνολογικό Πανεπιστήμιο Κύπρου
Associate Professor

Dr. Antonis Danos has a Bachelor’s Degree in Philosophy (Southeast Missouri State University), a Post-graduate Diplora in the History of Art and Architecture (University of East Anglia), and a Master’s and a PhD in the History and Theory of Art, both from the University of Essex. Between 2002 and 2007, he worked in Cypriot higher education institutions, and from 2007, at Cyprus University of Technology, teaching and researching in History and Theory of Art.
He is a member of the following academic bodies: Association for Art History (UK), Modern Greek Studies Association (USA), College Art Association (USA), AICA Hellas, Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism (UK), Mediterranean Studies Association (USA), and the Association of Greek Art Historians [EEIT] (Greece).
His research has focused on Nationalism and [Post]Colonialism, on the ideological and aesthetic constructions of collective identities, on Modern Greek art and Contemporary Cypriot art, on art criticism and historiography, as well as on aspects of gender and sexuality in art. He has published in the areas of Modern Greek and Contemporary Cypriot art and culture in general, in academic journals, in edited volumes, a two-volume book, texts in several monographs on Cypriot artists, as well as the experimental documentary Christoforos Savva, 1924-1968 (2011). He has designed and curated exhibitions on modern and contemporary Cypriot art, in Cyprus, Greece, the UK, and Turkey. More recently, his research and publications focus on the Mediterranean as a cultural and ideological 'space', against hegemonic, neo-colonial discourses.

Κύπρος
antonis.danos@cut.ac.cy
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