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Mechanical orchids recall human intervention on nature
This week a new exhibition, Dystopian Garden, opened in the airy central atrium space at the heart of Spazju Kreattiv
Chronicles in colour: emotional truths in a world of change
An exhibition celebrating 25 years of art by James Vella Clark speaks of
change, resilience, and the power of colour to communicate what words cannot
Art: “Who is the girl with the blue hair?” and other stories
A whimsical solo exhibition of illustrations and sculpture by Lilana Fleri Soler is packed with the magic of childhood memories
Women: no one tells you about ‘the pension penalty’
The pension penalty: what women in their twenties and thirties really must understand about their work-life choices
Why we’ve fallen out of love with dating apps
Gen Z are foregoing fleeting connections - Anh Luong talks swiping, ghosting, flaking, and algorithm cynicism
The hidden world of traditional Maltese chanting by women
An event on Friday May 23 explores the rarely-documented għana of women in Malta as part of Ritmu Roots festival
“Reader, I married him”: why Jane Eyre is a heroine for our times
In Charlotte Brontë's classic, Jane Eyre's journey from childhood abuse to unconventional courtship is full of passion, integrity & self-reliance
Duel with song, and dance like it’s carnival at Ritmu Roots Festival
From May 21-24 traditional music is taking centre stage in Floriana and Valletta at the 2025 edition of Ritmu Roots Festival
Illuminating Malta: history through ancient oil lamps
A talk recently delivered by Nigel Klemenčič-Puglisevich explored the history of Malta’s ceramic oil lamps
‘Everything is political’: musicians on activism through art ahead of Manoel Island gig
Maltese indie musicians have emphasised the role of music in activism ahead of a concert tomorrow (May 18)