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Parliament will discuss a proposal to have art censorship removed completely, parliamentary secretary José Herrera says.
Government says it will "consider all options" before moving the Fine Arts Museum from its current location at Admirality House, South Street, Valletta.
Treacherous memories make moody photographs | Alexandra Pace
We speak to photographer Alexandra Pace about Tampered Evidence – her latest...
We speak to photographer Alexandra Pace about Tampered...
400 years of Preti… and counting
We visit Mattia Preti: Faith and Humanity, an exhibition organised as part of Preti’s 400th-birthday celebrations at the President’s Palace in Republic...
We visit Mattia Preti: Faith and Humanity, an exhibition...
What is Paceville? | David Pisani and Elise Billiard
Everyone has an opinion on Paceville, but have we ever stopped to consider the...
Everyone has an opinion on Paceville, but have we ever...
A bejewelled history of Maltese vanity | Francesca Balzan
We speak to Francesca Balzan, curator of ‘Vanity, Profanity & Worship:...
We speak to Francesca Balzan, curator of ‘Vanity,...
The Bloody Mary Prophecies | Chris de Souza Jensen
When the Danish, Malta-based graffiti and mural artist Chris de Souza Jensen...
When the Danish, Malta-based graffiti and mural artist...
‘Whatever you do, do it with a passion’ | Rupert Cefai
Painter and cartoonist Rupert Cefai (of ‘Bertoons’ fame) elaborates on the...
Painter and cartoonist Rupert Cefai (of ‘Bertoons’...
Malta Arts Festival returns in July
Despite a change in government, it appears as though it’s business as usual for the Malta Arts Festival, which will be returning to Valletta and its environs...
Despite a change in government, it appears as though it’s...
Healing through performance | Rebecca Camilleri
A newly-formed community-arts association teamed up with Sedqa to help...
A newly-formed community-arts association teamed up with...
Playing with the big boys | Raphael Vella
Artist, curator and lecturer Raphael Vella speaks to us about being invited to...
Artist, curator and lecturer Raphael Vella speaks to us...
Securing a financial future for Malta’s artistic output | Toni Attard
Creative Economy Advisor from the Creative Economy Working Group Toni Attard fills us in on the recently set up Creative Trust: what exactly is it, and how can...
Creative Economy Advisor from the Creative Economy Working...
The kids are alright | James Micallef Grimaud
He’s getting the kids to paint murals, but don’t expect him to work for...
He’s getting the kids to paint murals, but don’t expect...
Queer happenings at St James | Emanuel Bonnici
He made a pack of edible chocolate Baby Jesus statues, which were consumed by...
He made a pack of edible chocolate Baby Jesus statues,...
Damn right, it’s better than yours…? | Milkshake Project
A new exhibition of fresh artistic talent will seek to collapse some of our...
A new exhibition of fresh artistic talent will seek to...
Travelling paintings | Ljupco Samardziski
As part of his drive to donate a painting to each of the countries holding the...
As part of his drive to donate a painting to each of the...
The truth is out there | Joe Zammit-Lucia
Photographer Joe Zammit-Lucia fills us in on ‘Private Art – Exploring the...
Photographer Joe Zammit-Lucia fills us in on ‘Private Art...
Banif Calendar 2013 showcases vibrant student work
Collage, acrylics, ink, impasto on wood... these are just a few materials that...
Collage, acrylics, ink, impasto on wood... these are just a...
We need light! | Caesar Attard
Veteran artist Caesar Attard speak to us about his a mixed media show ‘H-ardcore’, currently on display at St James Cavalier, which makes merry with heavy...
Veteran artist Caesar Attard speak to us about his a mixed...
Mixed media calendar brings Valletta’s streets to life
Valletta will be the focus of a dynamic collaboration between a varied mix of...
Valletta will be the focus of a dynamic collaboration...
