Toggling between Sweden, Denmark and Malta, the artist Marie Louise Kold has been experimenting with copper, bronze and brass, and will be exhibiting some of her works at...
Replying to the question ‘what is art?’ with a ‘Does it matter?’, illustrator Moira Zahra speaks to us participating in the Xebgha Nies exhibition, now taking place at the...
The heart of the matter | Darren Tanti
Juxtaposing religious imagery with visceral representations of human organs and pitting them under changing lights, young painter Darren Tanti drew attention...
Juxtaposing religious imagery with visceral representations...
Letters from home, to home | Adrian Gauci
Graphic designer and illustrator Adrian Gauci gives us the lowdown on his...
Graphic designer and illustrator Adrian Gauci gives us the...
Conservation exercise on two Renaissance paintings kicks off, thanks to Banif Bank
Banif Bank is once again collaborating with the University of Malta’s Department of History of Art Research Programme for the study of Late Medieval and...
Banif Bank is once again collaborating with the University...
Game of Thrones artist heads to Malta | Will Simpson
Ahead of his visit to our shore for the upcoming Malta Comic Con, veteran...
Ahead of his visit to our shore for the upcoming Malta...
Future Capital for Culture dissected
A 50-minute documentary on Valletta’s role as European Capital for Culture in 2018 has provided one of the most wide-ranging assessments of Valletta’s –...
A 50-minute documentary on Valletta’s role as European...
Cutting through images with words | Loranne Vella
Author Loranne Vella speaks to us about creating fictional pieces inspired by...
Author Loranne Vella speaks to us about creating fictional...
‘Direct and risky’: illustrating Stagno | Jimmy Grima
Though it’s already set to be the publishing sensation of the year,...
Though it’s already set to be the publishing sensation of...
Cracking through the white cube | Tom van Malderen
Architect Tom van Malderen speaks to us about his participation in Hermetik, a...
Architect Tom van Malderen speaks to us about his...
The objects of exile | Norbert Attard
Artist Norbert Attard speaks to us about his participation in Hermetik, a collective exhibition to be held at Fort Tigne, Sliema – where he will exhibit...
Artist Norbert Attard speaks to us about his participation...
Masterpieces showcased at Auberge de Castille
Masterpieces from churches around Valletta, including a Mattia Preti painting,...
Masterpieces from churches around Valletta, including a...
Vacuum sealed but ready to be unveiled | Raphael Vella
Artist Raphael Vella speaks to us about his participation in HERMETIK, a...
Artist Raphael Vella speaks to us about his participation...
Breast cancer awareness goes street art
New street art in Valletta set to raise awareness on breast cancer.
New street art in Valletta set to raise awareness on breast...
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‘Art is a consuming fire’ | Raymond Agius
Ahead of his portrait exhibition ‘Behold the People’ – to be held at the...
Ahead of his portrait exhibition ‘Behold the People’...
The art of the matter
Reactions to the recent ‘vandalism’ of Valletta’s City Gate by a graffiti artist suggest that Malta may not be prepared for the subversive revolution...
Reactions to the recent ‘vandalism’ of Valletta’s...
A Mintoff for all seasons
The discussions surrounding the various proposed versions of a monument to Dom Mintoff prompt TEODOR RELJIC to investigate what makes us so keen to commemorate...
The discussions surrounding the various proposed versions...
The art of asking: crowdfunding and Malta
Could the phenomenon of crowdfunding – already a contested concept on an...
Could the phenomenon of crowdfunding – already a...
Don’t fear the future | Patrick Fenech
While his work hangs at Nord Art, a prestigious annual exhibition of international contemporary art in Büdelsdorf, Germany, photographer Patrick Fenech tells...
While his work hangs at Nord Art, a prestigious annual...
A Mediterranean vision in platinum | Matthew Attard Navarro
Fed up with the ‘lack of taste and nepotism’ which apparently characterises...
Fed up with the ‘lack of taste and nepotism’ which...
