It was impossible for me to attend the launch of Mela, Reggie Burrows Hodges's exhibition at MICAS that so many art lovers are talking about. It's beautiful to think he lived here quietly for a year,...

Must a photograph do anything other than make us look? In Still Time, Lisa Gwen Chetcuti's retrospective of Joseph P. Smith's work returns to this question across 50 years of practice. In this...

The distinguished academic publisher Peter Lang has recently released The Sirens' Chant: Bloom & Chichikov, a new scholarly work authored by Prof. Giuseppe Schembri Bonaci. In a period marked...

The China Cultural Centre in Malta in collaboration with the Ministry for Education and Sport, recently held the award ceremony of the 16th China Cultural Centre Art competition, recognising the...

In the turbulent political landscape of 1930s Malta, a little-known and often misunderstood chapter unfolded-one that challenges the conventional narratives of colonial loyalty and resistance. At its...

This book makes a promise in its title and then keeps it. It is a history of Mosta and its first band, the Soċjetà Filarmonika Nicolò Isouard, covering the years 1871 to 1985 in...

Lines + Language is one of Richard England's quieter treasures. In it he distils his lifelong belief that drawing is not merely a tool of architecture, but a language in its own right: that a line is...

Identities Beyond Borders, curated by Benedetta Carpi De Resmini, continues its European journey with its fifth chapter which opened on 17 June 2026 at MUŻA - The National Community Art Museum,...

To mark the arrival of summer, the Embassy of France in Malta, the Alliance française de Malte‑Méditerranée and Teatru Salesjan will be hosting Fête de la Musique...

The Phoenicia Palm Lounge is hosting Eric Kaiser's Exhibition Reflecting Surfaces. It closes on 1st July. ...