From line to imagination: art students’ creativity on display
Isaac Azzopardi talks about a School of Art exhibition, open at the Art Space in Ta’ Qali until March 4
Maltese author’s poems translated into Arabic
Leanne Ellul's collection centres on the colour white as a lens through which to explore a range of human experiences and emotions
Art: The quiet eye of Richard Saliba’s landscapes
Chrisallo Borg reviews the latest exhibition on display at The Phoenicia Malta
Big feelings: 5 ways to help children manage emotions
Parents play a critical role in helping their young ones learn to regulate emotional ups and downs
Adults benefit from play as much as children do
Researchers suggest that playfulness continues to matter well beyond early development as it relieves stress and lifts well-being
Robert Duvall lit up 1970s American cinema – and kept going
A tribute to the ‘Godfather’ and ‘Apocalypse Now’ actor, who died on Sunday at the age of 95
Art: Between crescent, moon and obscurity
Christian Attard discusses Paul Scerri’s installation ‘Ma Nafx il-Vers li Ġej’ at Spazju Kreattiv
How everyday play builds STEM skills
Researchers find that certain toys or play materials can support children's STEM learning and cognitive development
Five steps to love… courtesy of Aristotle
Two philosophy experts argue Aristotle would hate Valentine's Day: he didn't approve of grand gestures but saw love as a daily commitment to help your beloved grow into their best version
Say it with… ChatGPT?
Whether it’s Valentine’s Day notes or e-mails to loved ones, using AI to write leaves people feeling crummy about themselves, researchers say