The launch of Steven Xuereb Haber’s debut graphic novel, Dance of Death , at the Malta Society of Arts this evening is accompanied by an exhibition that allows viewers to peer further into the murky depths of the novel’s world. At the centre of the exhibition is the 200-page hardcover volume in full colour inspired by the ‘Dancing Plague of 1518’.
Beaming with excitement, Finnish violinist Linda Lampenius and singer Pete Parkkonen entered a studio in Helsinki for their final rehearsals, before departing to Vienna, where they are tipped to win Eurovision. Pointing to the mock-up stage where she would polish her stride in a shiny silver gown and steep high heels while intensely playing the strings
A new collective exhibition delving into the elusive nature of time is opening at Christine X Art Gallery, in Sliema, this evening. Curated by Emma Weller, Brief and Never Ending evolved from the first edition of an online creative project and international networking platform for artists, LateNightPrompts. Read more about the exhibition on Times2.
Mary Spiteri has been performing for decades, but one constant in her career stands out: her long-standing presence at Labour Party events, where she has become a familiar voice to generations. The Maltese singer, widely regarded as a local music icon, is closely associated with political and cultural gatherings organised by the party. Her performances,
