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Roula was two years old when her parents first recorded her singing. Since then her passion for music has only blossomed further and can be felt through the emotions of her voice. It wasn't until high school that she realized her love of entertaining. Her friends dragged her to an audition for her school's annual talent show in her sophomore year. She earned a spot in the show and performed in it her junior and senior years as well. This also led to her being in her high school a cappella group that performed throughout the year at special events. Roula especially liked going from class to class with her group and singing carols for them during the holiday season.

Roula was then invited to sing the Greek and American national anthems at events such as the welcoming of the Archbishop at the Governor's office and various awards shows. In September 2002 at an annual ceremony for those who were lost on September 11th, she sang �God Bless America' and the national anthem for a group of fire fighters and police officers. Her senior year, Roula also had a role in the musical Cabaret, ch

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Biography

Born in Niagara Falls, Canada. Lives and works in Sackville, Canada.

Born in 1977 in Niagara Falls, Roula Partheniou lives and works in Sackville, New Brunswick. She has a bachelor’s in fine arts from Guelph University. Her creations have been shown in exhibits in Canada and internationally, including in Belgium, Ireland, Israel, Japan, Mexico, Norway, Peru, Spain, and the United States.

Public Art

Untitled (Cube, Cylinder, Pyramid), 2019, sculptures.

Partheniou’s sculpture installations deconstruct daily objects using hyperrealist trompe-l’œil and material puns. Untitled (Cube, Cylinder, Pyramid) makes use of the blurred boundaries between exhibition space and storefront. Although the objects appear to be made of assorted materials, the artist has in fact sculpted each imitation cardboard, glass, and metal piece from painted and lacquered wood. Partheniou thus deploys the rhetorical strategies of illusory replica, play of perception, and symbolic association, urging us to take a closer look.

Manif d’art and the artist would like to thank Galerie MKG127, Ma

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Roula Ioannidou Stavrou was born in Nicosia,Cyprus. She studied Greek and English Literature at the University of Athens. She later received her RSA TEFL DIPLOMA (UK) with distinction in English Language Teaching. She has served as a teacher in secondary education and, in parallel, as a researcher, writer, anthologist and editor of publications at various departments of the Cyprus Ministry of Education and Culture. She has also served on editorial committees of anthologies and other publications, and as a Consulting Teacher. She writes poetry, prose and drama and has published 23 titles to date. She has received awards and distinctions for her literary work both in Cyprus and overseas, including prizes for the entirety of her work and for her contribution to Letters and Culture. She is a regular contributor to respected literary magazines in Cyprus and abroad. Her work has been published in translation in self-contained volumes or featured in foreign anthologies and magazines. It has also been presented on radio, television and stage. Her poetry has been set to music and released