RE:HUMANISM
Launched on the 5th May, and running until the end of May 2021 the exhibition Re:humanism is the work of the winners and finalists of a prize with the same name curated by Daniela Cotimbo at The MAXXI in Rome.
Turner’s Dichotomous Truth
The walk along the Thames river path in London from Rotherhithe Street, stretching two miles westwar...
Biennale Architettura 2021
How will we live together?...
“Everyone is an artist”
On the occasion of the 100th birthday of Joseph Beuys, a large number of exhibitions are being stage...
Consented Subversion – Graeme Mortimer Evelyn and the conversational power of art
Ann Dingli interviews artist Graeme Mortimer Evelyn, discussing his methodology of subversion, as we...
Żfin Days
A Celebration of Dance...
Te fit-Tazza & Richard England
The Maltese art studio Te fit-Tazza has collaborated with award winning architect Richard England to...
Art Too!
Does the Maltese artist stand up to be counted? ...
Mali: Artist collectives
Artists making art together ...
Thinking about his Mortality
The creations of the German artist Philipp Fürhofer are causing an international sensation. Current...
International Events
Exhibition Highlights until 31 December 2021...
Enzo Mari’s timeless lessons
The opening of the retrospective at the Triennale (Milan) sadly coincided with the passing of the gr...
Avoiding Cultural Catastrophe
Outlining the current challenges and risks faced by the Maltese art community ...
Identity in Sudanese Art
And ‘the Many Mothers of Sudan’s Revolution’...
Q&A
Michela Moro – a journalist for international art, based in Milan and Malta – on interviewing es...
On Love, Locks and Lockdown
It’s Friday and the wind is picking up. I can hear its ominous whisper rising and falling through ...
Art in Life and Death – A Legacy of Patronage
Ann Dingli interviews Jhonny Roldan – known artistically as JRoldan – a London-based visual arti...