About
Bozart is a creative space in Larnaca, made for artists and for anyone curious enough to walk in.
Bozart sits at Golgon 10, Shop 3–4, 6017 Larnaca, Cyprus. It brings three things under one roof: a co-working studio for working artists, a workshop room where local artists teach their craft, and a gallery wall that changes with every exhibition we host. Artists can spend a day making work next to other makers instead of alone at a kitchen table, and visitors can spend an evening learning something with their hands.
A studio, a classroom and a gallery in one room
Workshops are led by the artists who actually practise the craft — printmaking, ceramics, drawing, painting, photography, writing and more — and every one of them has a public profile on this site with their portfolio and the dates they are hosting, so you can see who you are learning from before you book. Between workshops the space hosts events, exhibition openings, talks and small gatherings, all listed on the same event calendar.
Who Bozart is for
Bozart is for artists who need somewhere to work and a community to work near. It is for Larnaca residents and visitors who want to try something new. It is for people who have never made art and are not sure they are allowed to start. The only requirement is curiosity: no portfolio, degree or previous experience is needed for any workshop on our calendar, and materials are part of the class.
How the space is kept running
Two membership plans support the studio: a 10-visit pass that stays valid for six months, and a monthly pass with unlimited visits. Every visit is checked in at the front desk, so you always know how many you have left. Workshop and event tickets are sold separately through this site, and artists can propose a workshop of their own at any time.
Who builds Bozart
Bozart is run by a small team of artists and organisers based in Larnaca, together with the local artists who host each workshop and exhibition. The space, the calendar and this website are built and maintained in-house, in collaboration with the people who use the room every week.