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.  

The exhibition 'Prelude to Christmas' is being held in Room 3, Exhibition Hall, The Citadel for the second time. It will beheld from the 4th to the 17th November between 9.30 am and 4.30 pm. The exhibitor is Marika Gafa, well known for her Christmas fabric ornaments. This year the exhibition will also include decoupage articles and resin work.

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.  

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.  

Queen Mary University of London, Malta Campus is pleased to welcome you to the first edition of AnatoArt, a collection of anatomical sketches and installations by first and second year medical students following an “Anatomy through Art and Mindfulness” Student Selective Component as part of their early medical studies at Queen Mary in Gozo. The non-clinical, two-week programme, delivered by...

Queen Mary University of London, Malta Campus is pleased to welcome you to the first edition of AnatoArt, a collection of anatomical sketches and installations by first and second year medical students following an “Anatomy through Art and Mindfulness” Student Selective Component as part of their early medical studies at Queen Mary in Gozo. The non-clinical, two-week programme, delivered by...

Queen Mary University of London, Malta Campus is pleased to welcome you to the first edition of AnatoArt, a collection of anatomical sketches and installations by first and second year medical students following an “Anatomy through Art and Mindfulness” Student Selective Component as part of their early medical studies at Queen Mary in Gozo. The non-clinical, two-week programme, delivered by...

‘Because I Felt Like It’ is a collection of hand felted artwork by Helen Anderson. It is a collection of pictures, sculptures, characters, necklaces and scarves made by the techniques of either wet, nuno or needle felting. Each piece is unique, covering a wide range of styles and content. There will also be some other work by Helen, including acrylic...

Queen Mary University of London, Malta Campus is pleased to welcome you to the first edition of AnatoArt, a collection of anatomical sketches and installations by first and second year medical students following an “Anatomy through Art and Mindfulness” Student Selective Component as part of their early medical studies at Queen Mary in Gozo. The non-clinical, two-week programme, delivered by...

‘Because I Felt Like It’ is a collection of hand felted artwork by Helen Anderson. It is a collection of pictures, sculptures, characters, necklaces and scarves made by the techniques of either wet, nuno or needle felting. Each piece is unique, covering a wide range of styles and content. There will also be some other work by Helen, including acrylic...

Queen Mary University of London, Malta Campus is pleased to welcome you to the first edition of AnatoArt, a collection of anatomical sketches and installations by first and second year medical students following an “Anatomy through Art and Mindfulness” Student Selective Component as part of their early medical studies at Queen Mary in Gozo. The non-clinical, two-week programme, delivered by...

‘Because I Felt Like It’ is a collection of hand felted artwork by Helen Anderson. It is a collection of pictures, sculptures, characters, necklaces and scarves made by the techniques of either wet, nuno or needle felting. Each piece is unique, covering a wide range of styles and content. There will also be some other work by Helen, including acrylic...