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Gozo meets Japan
As holiday rentals go, Tanizaki’s Shadows apartment in Għajnsielem takes the prize for one of the most innovative AirBnbs on the Maltese Islands. Award-winning architect Chris Briffa tells Adriana Bishop how he was inspired by a Japanese book to transform a nondescript property into something unique.
Victor Pasmore’s never-seen-before artworks
Being so close to Malta’s primitive and ancient past may have subconsciously awakened untapped aspects in the 20th-century artist’s mind, creating a quasi-nostalgic abstraction of place, space and time within his later work.
If in peril in Paris
Upgraded app claims to be a solution to keep everybody safe during the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Bringing football, fashion and tourism closer together
This Serie A club opted for a campaign with photos of everyday life that symbolise its connection to the people in one of Italy's most beautiful locations.
First maritime pilgrim route sets sail from Malta
The first maritime version of the Camino Maltés de Santiago de Compostela pilgrim route from Malta to Spain…
Fostering a love for the fragile, wild and natural world
This design company has democratised high-end architecture, making it simple to start a hospitality retreat with its configurable, modular and sustainable cabins, saunas and “zero-to-launch” services.
Reinventing an icon
Having worked on numerous projects around the world, London-based Maltese interior architect Simon Abela has now completed his first hospitality project back home and he’s “over the moon” with the award-winning results.
In the Attic
Young designer Livia Arrigo’s fashion collection aims to raise awareness about mental health, shedding light on societal stigmatisation and exclusion of those with mental health issues.
Making the outdoor area safe and accessible
Attard’s old abattoir is now a cosy hangout for its Girl Guides and Scout Group.
Thrusting Malta onto the global art map
Celebrated Portuguese conceptual artist, Joana Vasconcelos, whose grand sculptures enthral millions, to be hosted by MICAS.