The Minister for the Arts, Culture and National Heritage, Dr Malcolm Paul Agius Galea, and the Board of Directors of Heritage Malta have appointed the Executive Board of the Malta Biennale Foundation;...

Top accolades from international contemporary art magazine Frieze, as well as Arsty, the world's largest online art marketplace, have confirmed Reggie Burrows Hodges: Mela as one of Europe's top five...

How did your association with the Corinthia Group come about after your retirement from public service? I was approached by the secretary of the Group who informed me that the chairman, Mr Alfred...

As we age, maintaining health, mobility, and cognitive function becomes increasingly challenging. One of the major culprits of aging-related decline is sarcopenia, the progressive loss of muscle mass...

The nomination period for Premju għall-Arti 2026 is entering its final days, with applications open until September 1 at noon. The awards are organised by Arts Council Malta in what's now become...

The history of Jerusalem is the history of the world, but it is also the chronicle of an often penurious provincial town in the Judaean hills. Jerusalem is often regarded as the centre of the...

We live durng a time and age where thousands of people cross national  borders in search of new pastures.  This, they do both legally and illegally.  Many countries feel their...

In the intricate dance of human relationships, self-worth plays an essential role. It shapes how individuals see themselves and the way they interact with others. But what happens when the delicate...

Last week I attended a concert by the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra at the Grandmaster's Suite,  Hilton Malta. The orchestra was conducted by Pablo González, with Marcelline Agius as...

Featuring approximately 15-20 works, including paintings, woven textile pieces and installation elements, the exhibition explores sustainable approaches to contemporary art through natural materials,...