In the history of modern art, certain figures resist easy placement within the established categories of European art movements. Maltese sculptor Josef Kalleya (1898-1998) is one such figure: a...

To what extent are unnoticed repetitions already structuring us? The everyday is full of gestures that don't announce themselves yet quietly organise how we move through time and presence. What...

In a recent press conference, Finance Minister Clyde Caruana once again presented a confident picture of Malta's economic performance. Strong GDP growth, falling deficit ratios, and comparatively low...

Political campaigning is all about the image that politicians and candidates project to the electorate - and during this electorate we have seen more and more children being used as a part of party...

Malta International Contemporary Art Space (MICAS) recently launched a major solo exhibition by the internationally acclaimed African-American painter Reggie Burrows Hodges, marking the artist's first...

Heritage Malta's Museums by Candlelight returns with a spectacular new edition, this time set in the heart of Valletta, transforming the capital into a glowing stage of history, art and...

The agreement returning Manoel Island to public ownership is undoubtedly welcome news. In a country increasingly suffocated by overdevelopment and shrinking open spaces, the prospect of the...

For all their talk about healthier lifestyles, better wellbeing and improved quality of life, neither Prime Minister Robert Abela nor Opposition Leader Alex Borg appears willing to confront one of the...

Returning to the walls of Gallery 23 in Balzan, Glendine Chisholm brings with her a vibrant new body of work. In this latest collection Wings of Summer Memories, she explores the intersection of...

St John's Co-Cathedral Foundation is proud to announce that the Caravaggio Wing at St John's Co-Cathedral has won the Best Use of Digital - International category at the 24th annual Museums + Heritage...