From National Library history to 3D-printed porcelain sculptures
Times of Malta | 19 minutes
Currently showing at the National Library of Malta, Valletta, Francesca Balzan’s solo exhibition Incunabula 1474–2025 , curated by Justine Balzan Demajo, presents a new collection of sculptures. The exhibition bridges the historical and the contemporary through an innovative sculpture installation, inspired by the National Library’s collection of early
In Frak mill-istorja: Ħarsa minn taħt ( Fragments of history: As seen from below ), Evarist Bartolo presents 80 fragments of history out of 8,500 years of human presence on these islands. These fragments hint at the deeper forces at play that have shaped our lives and continue to shape them in changed circumstances. Bartolo is fully aware that we do
After a 12-year pause, a unique artistic dialogue between Malta and Cyprus is being revived through Ceramic Forms , a collective exhibition that brings together ceramists from the two Mediterranean islands. Opening with a private viewing on November 28 at 6.30pm, the exhibition gathers both long-standing collaborators and new participants, offering
Il-Pjanista u l-Kantanta by Salv Sammut published by Horizons, 2025 Novels interwoven with past historic events add more impact, colour and enjoyment to an otherwise fictitious story created by the author and, I believe, the author himself will relish the artistic and exciting trip through the flares of imagination. Salv Sammut, one of Malta’s most
