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‘Still Life, Life Still’ by Giorgio Preca and Ryan Falzon
In a new exhibition of still life paintings, Ryan Falzon enters into a visual dialogue with Rome-based artist Giorgio Preca (1909–1984), a catalyst of Maltese moderism
The Imperfection of Labels at the Malta Mediterranean Literature Festival
Serena Alessi – Director of the Italian Cultural Institute in Malta – interviews Ubah Cristina Ali Farah, Italian writer, author of three novels, as well as poems, short stories and essays
Premier League: how kit colours impact performance
From red success to grey failure, kit colours appear to impact performance. What is your team's kit going to mean for their results this season?
Sorry, Baby: bad things will happen, but friends (and cats) help
Recent release 'Sorry, Baby' - with its an achingly-human black comedy with dramatic intent and a cat - is one to watch
Celebrating the 25th anniversary of Spazju Kreattiv at St James Cavalier
Shahed Bensaid and Sarah Deshayes Borg look back at the development of this extraordinary space of art, creativity and history
Malta’s Fashion Jam: ‘Green is the New Black’
24 hours, four teams, and one theme: designing for style and sustainability at Valletta Design Cluster
Ghosted by a friend? 4 expert tips on how to handle the hurt
What happens when you’ve been ghosted by someone you’ve known for years – perhaps by childhood best friend, or even by a parent or a child
Five reasons Maltese travellers should put Norway on their bucket list
From breathtaking fjords to a different kind of seafood culture, Melanie Caruana explores what Norway has to offer Maltese travellers
Why do we agree to take off our shoes at the airport?
As nearly five billion passengers will take a flight in 2025, expert Emmanuel Carré investigates why we take our shoes off and what is it really all about?
We Three Kings: Malta film pits monarchs on holy quest
Bruce Micallef Eynaud’s independently produced short film, We Three Kings, reboots and revamps the Biblical tale of the three magi as a swords-and-sorcery romp