Beyond Departure and Return is a compelling abstract art exhibition by Matthew Joseph Casha, drawing deep inspiration from the timeless parable of the Prodigal Son. Through a striking collection of works, the exhibition explores themes of estrangement, reconciliation, and inner transformation, inviting viewers to reflect on the emotional and spiritual dimensions of departure, return, and everything that lies in between.

Gozitan artist Mary Portelli showcases no fewer than 45 of her works, several of which depict familiar landmarks in Gozo such as the Gran Castello, Comino Tower, St Anthony’s Battery, Kenuna Tower, Gordan Lighthouse, Sopu Tower, and the Carnival Monument in Nadur. These pieces are made mostly from ceramic tile, which the artist meticulously cuts to emulate the actual buildings. They...

Join us for an inspiring exhibition titled "Quis Ut Deus?" — the Latin phrase meaning "Who is like God?". This captivating event will feature a diverse collection of statues and paintings dedicated to Saint Michael the Archangel, highlighting his powerful symbolism and enduring legacy in art and faith. The exhibition offers a unique opportunity to explore the artistic and spiritual...

Curator and Visual Artist, Diana Ali in collaboration with Arthall is pleased to present the exhibition ‘Hide me, Steal Me, Be Nice to Me’, an exhibition of contemporary artwork investigating confrontational crossings, overcoming barriers & freedom of movement. We are facing many barriers globally where our identities are being bruised, rejected, and turned away. This leaves a tension for bodies,...

Join us for an inspiring exhibition titled "Quis Ut Deus?" — the Latin phrase meaning "Who is like God?". This captivating event will feature a diverse collection of statues and paintings dedicated to Saint Michael the Archangel, highlighting his powerful symbolism and enduring legacy in art and faith. The exhibition offers a unique opportunity to explore the artistic and spiritual...

Beyond Departure and Return is a compelling abstract art exhibition by Matthew Joseph Casha, drawing deep inspiration from the timeless parable of the Prodigal Son. Through a striking collection of works, the exhibition explores themes of estrangement, reconciliation, and inner transformation, inviting viewers to reflect on the emotional and spiritual dimensions of departure, return, and everything that lies in between.

The Art Club 2000 Exhibition will take place at the Xewkija Windmill, offering art enthusiasts and visitors a unique chance to experience local creativity within a historic and culturally rich setting.