Frida Kahlo's image circulates so widely in contemporary visual culture that it often detaches from the complexity of the life behind it. In Fridamania, Michelle Galea returns to Kahlo not as image or...

This exhibition marks a return to your 'celebrated roots'. What drew you back to this subject now? This show follows a very experimental - and thankfully well‑received - figurative...

If you're feeling anxious or overwhelmed by what's happening in the world right now, especially the latest conflict in the Middle East, you're far from alone. Major global events like pandemics,...

On Wednesday 6 May, St John's Co-Cathedral will host a day-long titled Where Stories Live | Narrative in an Evolving Experience at King's Own Band Club in Valletta, bringing together leading thinkers...

AX Group has launched the conservation of three 17th-century paintings by Mattia Preti located within the Chapel of Saint Peter ad Vincula, also known as the Rosselli-Massa Chapel, at the Jesuits'...

Vera Lynn serves tea to servicemen in London's Trafalgar Square in 1942    The Sip and Listen Concert series by the Barocco Foundation returns for its second evening at the...

Listening to tango music enthralls the body into an emotional intensity that blends nostalgia, melancholy and raw passion. Dancing to it invites tangueros and tangueras to communicate without words,...

It is taking place from the 20th to the 22nd of April 2026 at the Malta Society of Arts in Valletta, with the final day held at Teatru Manoel. The competition, directed by Frank Bonnici, continues to...

Deputy Prime Minister Ian Borg this week announced a set of regulations which introduce sweeping new rules that affect the tourism industry. These regulations are long overdue, and have been -...

There is a familiar rhythm to Maltese politics: difficult decisions are delayed, controversial proposals are softened or quietly shelved, and the electorate is spared the full extent of what is...