Tiny keys, big sounds
Tricia Dawn Williams presents a series of toy piano projects.
Boutique hospitality, by design
As part of its growing property portfolio, pioneering PropTech brand Zzzing recently opened Spinola Stays.
A plan to strengthen Malta’s cultural and creative sectors
Action Plan 2024 sees Arts Council Malta geared up for a busy year of funds, events and initiatives that see the fulfilling of Strategy 2025 continue at a strong pace.
Malta at the Venice Art Biennale 2024
Sunday Circle caught up with Dr Romina Delia, Internationalisation Executive at Arts Council Malta and artist Matthew Attard for some insights about Malta's participation at the Venice Biennale.Once again, Malta is taking part at the Venice Art Biennale, this time with I Will Follow The Ship, the national pavilion commissioned by Arts Council Malta following a competitive call. Sunday Circle caught up with Dr Romina Delia, Internationalisation Executive at Arts Council Malta and artist Matthew Attard for some insights about the project and the impact it’s expected to have on the international stage.
Revisiting the classics
Art critic Marta Lock reviews Ray Piscopo, which approached classic masterpieces with a Cubist and Expressionist lens.
Aliens amongst us
The Environment & Resources Agency (ERA) details the impact of invasive alien species on local flora and fauna.
The case for green transition: Another tick in the box?
Explore the undeniable benefits of embracing a green transition strategy for businesses. From reducing environmental impact to attracting…
Distinctive flower paintings
Engineering graduate and interior design enthusiast turns flower artist. Julia Borg feels the Mediterranean has not only become her home, but it is also central to her artistic production and offers her plenty of inspiration.
It is estimated that within a few years – by 2030 – almost 11,000 individuals in Malta will be living with dementia
With an ageing population, and with age being the biggest risk factor for dementia, it is good for…
How to know when your child is ready for ‘phone privacy’
Parents need to equip children to make good, independent and responsible decisions with their phone, researcher Joanne Orlando says