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...

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 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...

The importance of recycling cannot be stressed enough.  Dumping plastic rather than recycling it has extremely damaging effects on the environment. The move to eliminate certain single use...

It was announced this week that the government is proposing a discussion on the possibility of enacting a law that will ban cigarette sales to people born after a certain date which is yet to be...

If we were in a normal country, heads would have rolled, Nationalist MP Beppe Fenech Adami said in an interview with this media house. It was a metaphorical call, of course, but it was a very...

Recent data published in a University of Malta research study regarding child abuse is concerning. It highlighted ‘very high’ percentages of child abuse cases, and a ‘very...

A utopian and unspoilt world, free from human influence, is being represented in the new collection of paintings by Jo Dounis, currently being exhibited at The Phoenicia Malta's Palm Court...

Homelessness is not as visible in Malta as it is in some other European countries, but this does not mean that there aren’t people living such a reality. There are those among us who...