In the history of modern art, certain figures resist easy placement within the established categories of European art movements. Maltese sculptor Josef Kalleya (1898-1998) is one such figure: a...

I love the Palm Court Lounge The Phoenicia Malta. To me it is the most elegant entrance of all hotels in Malta. Lately, Maris Zammit opened her first solo exhibition, Vanishing Vistas there curated...

Malta International Contemporary Art Space (MICAS) recently launched a major solo exhibition by the internationally acclaimed African-American painter Reggie Burrows Hodges, marking the artist's first...

Heritage Malta's Museums by Candlelight returns with a spectacular new edition, this time set in the heart of Valletta, transforming the capital into a glowing stage of history, art and...

Returning to the walls of Gallery 23 in Balzan, Glendine Chisholm brings with her a vibrant new body of work. In this latest collection Wings of Summer Memories, she explores the intersection of...

St John's Co-Cathedral Foundation is proud to announce that the Caravaggio Wing at St John's Co-Cathedral has won the Best Use of Digital - International category at the 24th annual Museums + Heritage...

The Bis-Saħħa Wine Festival returns for its 19th edition, promising an enjoyable evening of fine wine and lively entertainment in the charming village square of Santa Luċija, Gozo. The...

It was one of those Valletta evenings that feel suspended between centuries. The newly restored apse at St Augustine’s Priory - that quiet jewel tucked into Merchants Street - glowed softly under the...

This month marks the 91st anniversary of Colonel Thomas Edward Lawrence "Lawrence of Arabia", who died in 1935, officially from a motorcycle accident yet long shrouded in mystery. From Oxford scholar...

What does painting preserve when it represents heritage or landscape under conditions of change? Not stability, but a response to anticipated loss, where looking becomes a way of holding on and...