Cocoa, scientifically known as Theobroma cacao, is a small evergreen tree native to the tropical regions of South and Central America. The name "Theobroma" is derived from Greek, meaning "food of the...

Is Art in your DNA? Do you have other artists in your family that you know of? Apparently not.  I don't have any visual artists in my family on either side. Not that I am aware of at...

Artist Richard Cole has returned to our islands, this time with an exhibition fully dedicated to the island of Gozo. This will be his first exhibition here since the publication of his book Malta...

Creative Europe is the European Commission's flagship programme to support the culture and audiovisual sectors. The allocation for Creative Europe 2021-2027 has increased to €2.4 billion;...

 With a business career in the Pharmaceutical industry spanning over 35 years, Peter Seychell started painting again, about five years ago.  His work can be categorised into two main...

In collaboration with the Victor Pasmore Gallery in St Paul's Street, Valletta, Fondazzjoni tackles one of art's broadest subjects of exploration: the line. In this exhibition FPM breaks down 'line'...

Award winning artist, Maris Zammit is at present exhibiting eleven of her watercolour paintings, of two different sizes, at the Charles Grech Co Ltd outlet, next to the Blue Harbour Complex, in Ta'...

The gallerists of Gallery 23 in Balzan, Rachel Said and Alexia Gingell Littlejohn, are pleased to present their next Collective, displaying works by 20 artists. The idea of the Collectively Solo...

"The Pathos exhibition delves into the root of Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations. It links decay and emotion. This is most evident in these works inspired by ancient sculptural fragments and the...

Gaulitana: A Festival of Music announces Puccini's best-loved opera La Bohème to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the composer's death. Joining celebrations around the world, marking...