The Victoria 2031 Foundation marked an important milestone this month by hosting its first international collaboration in Gozo, bringing together cultural professionals, artists, festival...

I returned to the Galleria Borghese after eighteen years. This time, I did not experience it as a succession of rooms or a collection of individual masterpieces, but as a single journey unfolding...

In every corner of life, from the smallest cells to the largest social structures, equilibrium is a vital concept. It's a state of balance, a moment where forces or influences are equal, and it's...

Opera in the Capital has become one of those events audiences look forward to every summer, and this year's edition did not disappoint. I simply love it. Now in its sixth or seventh edition, the...

What happens when something as ordinary as a flower becomes worthy of sustained attention? Painting does not always seek to transform the world, but can instead reveal new significance within what is...

There is a growing and deeply uncomfortable reality along Malta's coastline, and it deserves to be stated plainly: public beaches are increasingly being treated as commercial real estate rather than...

When the Second World War ended in 1945, Italy faced an immense challenge: rebuilding its state, economy and national identity after years of conflict and political upheaval. It was within this...

Interest in the property market in Malta has been always high on the local agenda. This is understandable given that the provision of shelter is a basic human need, the strong culture of home...

We are no stranger to debate about Comino during the summer months.  Indeed, just a couple of weeks ago, there was controversy after an official from the Malta Tourism Authority's...

"I created my life because my life did not please me." Gabrielle Chanel "I started to wonder, was Gabrielle Chanel's life a fairy tale? I found a small book in her library, Les Fées,...