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Bringing new language to contemporary gallery scene

2B Gallery aims to expand the community of contemporary art collectors.

An emerging latest contemporary art-event gallery aims to bring new ideas to the local art scene, introducing a new language for collectors and supporters to explore.

Located in St Julian’s and founded by cousins Bengy Borg and Josh O’Cock, 2B Gallery is dedicated to fostering an environment of “inclusivity, originality and visionary expression”.

2B Gallery’s objective is to elevate the contemporary art scene in Malta by providing a platform for local up-and-coming artists to showcase their talents and connect with the community.

The gallery involves the recent collaboration of Joanna Delia, an avid collector of local contemporary art, who is committed, together with the founders, to bring new artists into the spotlight, both locally and internationally, and expand the community of contemporary art collectors.

This year, 2B Gallery has showcased exhibitions by Sam Alekksandra, Arron Bezzina and Jean Paul Azzopardi, with each of these artists bringing their unique perspectives and flair to the vibrant space.

Sam Alekksandra explored intricate themes of pain and pleasure through her thought-provoking artworks, captivating audiences and sparking meaningful conversations, while Arron Bezzina presented contemporary portraiture that garnered significant attention, solidifying his status as a leading figure in the Maltese art scene.

Jean Paul Azzopardi invited viewers to engage deeply with his philosophical explorations, enriching the gallery’s offerings.

For 2025, 2B Gallery introduces the thought-provoking photographic bodyworks of Charlene Galea, known for challenging societal norms.

“We invite everyone to join us in celebrating these remarkable artists and their contributions to Malta’s vibrant cultural landscape,” said the people behind 2B Gallery.

For more information about upcoming exhibitions and events, visit www.2B.mt

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