The Dusk Dialogues series of talks at Palazzo Falson, in Mdina, continues on May 12 with a conversation on fashion, featuring special guests Caroline Tonna and Maria Muscat. The talk aims to spark dialogue around fashion, highlighting the historical significance of the stories garments can tell when presented in the right spaces, as well as addressing
Arthall gallery in Victoria is presenting a curated selection of eight artworks, including lithographs, etchings and pochoirs (stencils), by some of the most influential artists of Modernism − Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso and Marc Chagall. These works form part of the remarkable collection of the late Ingeborg Mehren-Hitchock (1926-2026), a pioneering
Momentum has called for immediate talks with Malta’s book publishers, a national strategy for the sector and sustainable funding mechanisms, after leading publishers warned of “existential threats” to the industry. The party said public institutions must also be held accountable for failing to respond to repeated proposals from the publishing sector
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’.
