In a world increasingly defined by unpredictability, A Few Rules for Predicting the Future looks ahead not with apprehension, but with curiosity and awe. This exhibition opens a space where...

7 April of this year will mark 120 years since the birth of Herbert Ganado. Interest in this Maltese figure remains very much alive, especially given that his best-known work, Rajt Malta Tinbidel has...

In the mid-1960s, when Maltese sculpture remained largely faithful to marble, stone and bronze, Toni Pace (1930-1989) did not simply introduce a new material; he introduced the constructivist idiom...

Dickin Medal In the darkest moments of war, a soldier's most loyal companion was sometimes not another man, but a dog. For centuries, animals have marched alongside human armies into war. From...

How can an artwork give form to the living, perpetually evolving body without trapping it in rigidity? At the intersection of fluid design, material experimentation and perceptual inquiry, Gilbert...

'Dlinn dlonn, Uppa, Vrumm!' 'Ping pong: partita stejjer' Author:  Susi Danesin Illustrations: Francesca Carabelli Maltese adaptation: Clare Azzopardi Publisher: Merlin Publishers /...

'Seminarium Puerorum: The Seminary of the Diocese of Malta 1703 - 1803' Author: Francis Bonnici Publisher: Kite Group / 2025 Pages: 449 It came as an absolute surprise to me...

On Maundy Thursday, as Christians recall the final hours before the Crucifixion, Luke's Gospel offers one of the most haunting and prophetic moments in the Passion narrative. As Jesus carried the...

2026 marks a special year for the MEDIA strand of the EU's Creative Europe programme as it celebrates 35 years supporting and promoting Europe's film and audiovisual sector. Throughout these 35 years,...

Booking is now open at www.madc.com.mt for MADC's latest production, Suspicious Minds - a sharp, funny play about a struggling couple who book a holiday through time and space to rediscover...