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...

In this series of abstract works, Maria Cassar conveys her intuition and spontaneity in expressing her inner feelings. Colour dominates and weaves itself across the boundaries of the canvas. The works exhibit a keen sense of composition, design, and contrast, which together create a remarkable sense of balance and harmony.

In this exhibition, Hairytales, the artist presents and exemplifies an innovative approach how to use human hair as both a medium and narrative tool. In most of the two-dimensional compositions, the crumpled paper serves as a textured background, juxtaposing the organic quality of the hair. The dark, tangles strands seem to spill beyond the confines of the paper, symbolising an...

Abi's latest collection of work is an exploration of the relationship between humanity and the sea. Inspired by a year long journey to and from the sea, each piece captures the ebb and flow of emotions and the mark it leaves on our souls.  

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...

In this series of abstract works, Maria Cassar conveys her intuition and spontaneity in expressing her inner feelings. Colour dominates and weaves itself across the boundaries of the canvas. The works exhibit a keen sense of composition, design, and contrast, which together create a remarkable sense of balance and harmony.

Abi's latest collection of work is an exploration of the relationship between humanity and the sea. Inspired by a year long journey to and from the sea, each piece captures the ebb and flow of emotions and the mark it leaves on our souls.  

In this exhibition, Hairytales, the artist presents and exemplifies an innovative approach how to use human hair as both a medium and narrative tool. In most of the two-dimensional compositions, the crumpled paper serves as a textured background, juxtaposing the organic quality of the hair. The dark, tangles strands seem to spill beyond the confines of the paper, symbolising an...