Pierre u Jean is the Maltese translation from the French of Guy de Maupassant's (1850-1893), naturalist or psycho-realist novel, Pierre et Jean. This novel, published in 1888, the author's fourth...

The Restaurant Awards Ceremony Gala Dinner, sponsored by the Malta Tourism Authority, Global Payments, Nestlé (Malta) representing Buondi, is always a glittering and exciting affair especially...

When theatres had to shut their doors during the COVID-19 pandemic, it was not only audiences who were deprived of live art and entertainment. For a long time, performing artists were unable to do...

In my last article, I wrote about one NGO, the Malta Tourism Society, which is set to rethink and redevelop tourism by adopting a policy of quality-driven experiences rather than the run-of-the mill...

Like most artists, Rebecca knew she had a touch for the brush in her at a young age. She explored it and went on to study art for A-level. But as she got older, she decided to keep this passion at a...

It's all paperwork, but you shall see no paper.  For those familiar with the term 'trompe l'oeil', normally used to describe paintings which are so realistic that deceive the eye, after visiting...

No, not all is well in this country of ours. There is one common factor in the majority of pressing sociopolitical issues we are facing. It is governance. Governance describes the way we manage our...

MARLANDS is a newly funded contemporary art project that brings together artists and scholars exploring issues related to the art, cultural history and ecology of the Mediterranean Islands, promoting...

Malta’s place as a hub for the filming of international films has been consolidated over the last few years. Indeed, we have seen several major blockbuster films be partly filmed in Malta,...

The Interreg Italia-Malta SEA MARVEL project is sharing its research photographic outputs in a unique educational photographic exhibition for the benefit of Maltese schools. St Theresa College...