Minister for the National Heritage, the Arts and Local Government Owen Bonnici launched the Malta Pavilion at the Venice Art Biennale, in Italy. The pavilion was commissioned by Arts Council Malta, where Malta will be represented by solo artist Matthew Attard and his innovative project, I Will Follow the Ship.   Attard’s exhibition converges historical ship graffiti found across the islands of Malta with digital technology as a contemporary drawing practice. The co-curators of I Will Follow the Ship are Elyse Tonna and Sara Dolfi Agostini. Maria Galea and Galleria Michela ..read more

As one of the leading luxury fashion houses based in Paris, Chloé embodies a forward-looking yet timeless style, with a purpose-driven model that advances positive social and environmental change. Chloé was founded in 1952 by Gaby Aghion, an Egyptian-born Parisian who wanted to liberate women’s bodies from the stiff and formal fashion of the era through her luxury ready-to-wear offering. Since its inception, the Maison has entrusted a succession of emerging talents to further Aghion’s vision: Karl Lagerfeld, Stella McCartney, Phoebe Philo, Hannah MacGibbon and Natacha Ramsay-Levi. Drawing in ..read more

From the humble beginning’s of pastizzi, Malta’s food scene has gone through a major evolution in a very short period.  The Michelin Guide arrived in Malta only very recently, February 2020 to be exact, just before COVID hit the islands and forced all restaurants to close their doors. With dedication and great efforts during this uncertain period, local restauranteurs pushed the boundaries and literally reached for the stars. Leaders in the local hospitality industry, Justin Zammit Tabona and Mark Weingard, have achieved a couple of firsts in this year's Michelin Guide. Justin Zammit Ta ..read more

On March 20, 2024 - LuginsLand of Art, formerly known as Villa Luginsland, opened its doors for its exhibition preview, "Space & Time," curated by renowned Slovakian set designer and architect - Boris Kudlička and the launch of the concept set to breathe dedicated spaces for the artistic community within the Villa which is currently under restoration. Ministers Owen Bonnici and Minister Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi graced the occasion, witnessing the restoration endeavours and visionary aspirations of the villa. The project is supported by OmenaArt Foundation, founded by Omenaa Mensah, Polish ..read more

Installation by Aleksandra Karpowicz, STILL, Body as Home The OmenaArt Foundation established by Polish philanthropist and art lover, Omenaa Mensah, is honoured to be part of ,maltabiennale.art 2024 with a thematic pavilion "Other Geographies, Other Stories". This unique exhibition features artists originating from Poland and Ukraine, presenting for the first time in Malta. Based on the curatorial concept by Hanna Wróblewska and curated by Natalia Bradbury, the thematic pavilion is scheduled for Fort St Elmo in Valletta between 13th of March to 31st of May, and showcases artists: Barbara Fale ..read more

Ħamsin, which means 50 in Maltese, is apt as the artist, Etienne Farrell, turns 50 today. To celebrate, she will be exhibiting 50 pieces, with each piece representing each year of her life.   The exhibition will be held in an early 17th-century Palazzo in Qrendi currently undergoing renovation. From its construction in circa 1616, its subsequent split in the 19th century and its recent renovation, the building has gone through changes in both appearance and purpose.   These changes align very much with Farrell’s perspective as she understands that change is inevitable and people all ..read more

The 12th edition of the Valletta Baroque Festival is in full swing, captivating audiences from January 11th to January 28th, 2024. Organised by Festivals Malta in collaboration with Teatru Manoel and under the artistic direction of Kenneth Zammit Tabona, the festival features over thirty outstanding concerts. Immerse yourself in the exploration of Baroque music as the festival unfolds over three weeks, enchanting audiences in picturesque venues across the island. Cherished locations include Verdala Palace in Siġġiewi, San Anton Palace in Attard, and St John’s Co-Cathedral in Valletta. Commenc ..read more

Many of us set out on a road of self-improvement as the new year approaches, with weight loss frequently coming in first on the list of goals. A lot of people may relate to this aim, whether it is for personal well-being, health, or beauty. An increasing number of people are becoming aware of a class of weight reduction medications that were initially created for treating diabetes, despite the yearly upsurge in health consciousness. These drugs are currently being discussed more widely in relation to contemporary methods of losing extra weight since they have demonstrated encouraging outcomes ..read more

As the New Year approaches, it's common for people of all ages to set resolutions for personal improvement and growth. However, the type of resolutions people set can vary significantly by age group. Understanding these differences not only provides fascinating insights into societal trends but can also help tailor support and resources to different demographics. Young Adults (18-24 Years): For this vibrant, energetic age group, resolutions often revolve around exploration and self-improvement. Travel tops the list, as young adults seek to explore new cultures and experiences. This demog ..read more

The Phoenicia Malta, a symbol of classic elegance and luxury, is excited to reveal Contessa, its latest culinary delight. This revamped dining space is set to transform Southern Mediterranean cuisine, bringing new levels of sophistication to Malta's food scene. Image: ,phoeniciamalta.com Born from the well-respected Phoenix restaurant at The Phoenicia Malta, Contessa has been reinvented into a year-round culinary haven. It offers a unique dining experience, featuring an array of table-side services and signature dishes that promise to wow the guests. Open to everyone, Contessa invites diners ..read more