The original "Zootopia" was a minor miracle. Here was a Disney animated film that took themes of race and prejudice and managed to make a sensitive-to-all-sides tale, anthropomorphize it and, as a...

In recent years, the global community has found itself in a relentless struggle against a series of infectious diseases. Amid the chaos of Covid-19, a more unfamiliar virus began to resurface in 2022...

The Malta Cross Music Competition successfully concluded its second edition, held from 7 to 9 April at the Malta Society of Arts. This year's winners included Ester Mullerová (violinist, Czech...

To mark the end of a year filled with celebrations for its 25th anniversary, Schola Cantorum Jubilate (SCJ) is proud to present Carols by Candlelight - Special Edition, a cherished event returning in...

For Richard England, the 88-year-old architect and Mediterranean modernism master Le Corbusier's oeuvre was an inspiration, evident in the soulful forms of his commissions like St Andrew's Chapel in...

Bank of Valletta and curator Elyse Tonna are pleased to announce the opening of Moving with the Wind, Like Waves on Sunday 30 November (6-9pm), a site-specific contemporary art project unfolding...

As Christmas approaches, children aged 8 to 12 years old are warmly invited to Palazzo Falson for a cosy and festive workshop on Sunday 7 December from 10am till 12pm. Children will embark on an...

Local artist Lisa Cassar launched her debut solo exhibition, Where I Go to Breathe, at Camilleri Paris Mode in Rabat yesterday morning, unveiling a collection shaped by her search for calm and...

Very recently, I was invited to curate a collective exhibition with a fascinating past (and, hopefully, an even more exciting future). Ceramic Forms presents a dialogue between two islands, Malta and...

We speak often about the future, but the future isn't something that arrives on its own. It is built -- step by step, decision by decision, project by project. And today, across our islands, that...