Silvio John Camilleri is intrigued by urban landscapes and commonplace objects, since he considers that their depiction helps in analysing and interpreting the mundane environment. He is particularly...

The exhibition, titled Anima, showcases 10 aquarelle drawings and around 30 oil paintings. Born in Mosta in 1952, Dione Borg started his career locally at the Malta School of Art and some of his...

The Valletta Baroque Ensemble (ViBE) hosted the eighth edition of their annual Christmas concert at the church of St Magdalene in Valletta, on 22 December. Comprising of 13 musicians, together with a...

I can imagine that the idea of changing your lifestyle to one less focused on consuming could seem quite daunting, if not impossible. For most of us, however, very small changes could make a...

An invitation to De Mondion, at The Xara Palace, the only Relais & Chateaux hotel in Malta, does not come my way every day and certainly not when a two Michelin starred chef is at the...

Penned by award-winning playwright Vincent Vella and directed by Carlos Farrugia, the psychological thriller takes us back three decades and the fall of the Berlin Wall. After decades of tension, the...

Farewell Joseph or rather Adieu. You are master of your own downfall. In 2013 you were elected on the premise that you are going to Govern with a new style of politics, discard what was deemed...

Christmas is firmly behind us and the cultural calendar is now very much back on track, with a slew of new productions set to be staged in 2020. January's theatrical must-see is doubtlessly MADC and...

By far, the most important declaration that Robert Abela made in his maiden speech as Labour leader and PM elect on Sunday was the promise that mistakes that happened over the last seven years would...

Robert Abela was elected to the Labour Party leadership because he is similar to Joseph Muscat. And Chris Fearne lost the election because he is too dissimilar. Labour Party supporters have...