Michael Markos Phantaros

1A, Leonarissou str.

2324 Lakatamia,

Nicosia

Tel: 22373552, 99216525

goya77@web.de

CURRICULUM VITAE

Higher Education:

October 2005 – June 2006 Student at the “Sholi Xenagon” (School for Tourist

Guides) of the Cyprus Tourism Organisation (in co –

operation with the University of Cyprus)

as from July 2006 Licensed CTO-Tourist Guide

(German, Polish, English, Greek)

29.03. 2006 Master of Arts in Preservation of Monuments and Sites

(Specialisation in Museology), Grade: “Very Good”

2003-2006 Studies at the Postgraduate Masters Degree Course

“European Cultural Heritage” at the Viadrina University in

Frankfurt (O), Germany

22.06.2003 Master of Fine Arts, Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow,

Grade: “Very Good”

1998-2003 Studies in Fine Arts (Painting and Printmaking) at the

Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow, Poland, studio of

Prof. Jacek Waltoś

Summer Term 2002 Exchange student at the Braunschweig School of Arts in

Germany, studios of Prof. Norbert Tadeusz and

Prof. Carl-Christoph Schulz

Trainerships / Work experience:

March 1^st - April 31^st 2004 Practical training at the “Thüringisches Landesamt für

Denkmalpflege” – (“State Authority for the Protection of

Monuments” of the German Federal State of Thuryngia)

in the Federal State Capital, Erfurt

July 12^th – August 20^th 2004 Practical training at the “Staatliche Museen zu Berlin –

Antikensammlung” ( “State Museums in Berlin – The

Collection of Classical Antiquities”) which focused on

the preparations for the permanent exhibition of the

cypriot antiquities in the “Neues Museum” to be

inaugurated in 2009 (in the framework of the

Museumsinsel Master Plan)

October 2006 – May 2007 Teached the course “Art Appreciation” in evening

Classes organised by the Ministry of Education and

Culture in Nicosia

February 2007 - 25^th May 2007 Part of the team working for the Set-Up of the Museum

of the Pancyprian Gymnasium in Nicosia (Archaeological

Collection/ Numismatic Collection / Weaponry / Prints

and Maps / Collection regarding the History of the

School (Est. 1812)

Languages: German, Polish, English, Greek, (All written and spoken)