A close relationship with the environment and love for nature lead Mary Rose Saliba as the artist researcher to explore, study, examine and analyse the deep connection between nature and human presence and its manipulation. The study is a socially engaged art-research project (ABR) which highlights the lamentable divide between opposing poles, pitting natures delicately poised and aesthetically pleasing harmony...

The exhibition explores woven threads as a metaphor for interconnected events, transcending traditional practices. The work is a continued experimentation of merging the art of weaving and printmaking, which showcases how these mediums can intertwine, pushing the boundaries of weaving and providing a fresh perspective on contemporary textile art.

Il-Ħaġar Museum in collaboration with JBK Malta Ltd, is presenting an extraordinary exhibition as part of its cultural programme for this year that will bring together a remarkable collection of works depicting the mystery of the Annunciation by European masters spanning from the late Gothic period through the Renaissance and Baroque era. This unique exhibition is coordinated by Valerio Ballotta...

The upcoming exhibition titled "Skylines" by Gozitan artist Christopher Saliba presents expressionist landscapes of the Maltese Islands, using vibrant colours and bold brushstrokes, to transform familiar scenes into dynamic, abstracted visions, capturing the islands' spirit and energy. Saliba's latest collection of works may be viewed at art..e Gallery in Victoria between the 1st and 28th of December.

A close relationship with the environment and love for nature lead Mary Rose Saliba as the artist researcher to explore, study, examine and analyse the deep connection between nature and human presence and its manipulation. The study is a socially engaged art-research project (ABR) which highlights the lamentable divide between opposing poles, pitting natures delicately poised and aesthetically pleasing harmony...

The exhibition explores woven threads as a metaphor for interconnected events, transcending traditional practices. The work is a continued experimentation of merging the art of weaving and printmaking, which showcases how these mediums can intertwine, pushing the boundaries of weaving and providing a fresh perspective on contemporary textile art.