CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE VR EXPERIENCE — “Masterpieces at MUŻA” brings together Old Master paintings, ranging from the late 15th to the mid-18th centuries, currently on display at Malta’s national community art museum — MUŻA, in Valletta, Malta. The paintings include autograph works by notorious artists Giovanni Baglione, François Boucher, and Claude-Joseph Vernet, and are on a…

The Xaghra Circle is the sacred site of the dead on the island of Gozo. A walled complex made of a number of natural caves which were adapted into a necropolis for the community that built the nearby megalithic temples of Ggantija and Santa Verna. …

The COVID19 pandemic is unlike anything that the world has seen. It has brought with it significant changes to our daily routines that have affected the way in which we carry on with our daily lives. One of the consequences of the pandemic is the restrictions that had to be…

Whilst the COVID19 pandemic continues to affect all countries around the globe all efforts are focused on ways we can minimize the risk of the virus spreading. As countries around the world are trying to adapt to this new normality public spaces are undergoing major changes and restrictions in order…

“Regaining a Paradise Lost The Role of the Arts” APS Mdina Cathedral Contemporary Art Biennale The third edition of the APS Mdina Cathedral Contemporary Art Biennale was meant to be held between the 13th March and 18th April 2020. …

Like millions of people around the world, you might find yourself in self-imposed or mandatory quarantine, locked down in your house trying to reduce the risk of spread of the coronavirus. Social distancing and being stuck at home does not have to be boring and can provide a unique opportunity…

As the Corona virus spreads all over the world, some of the worst-hit countries have taken some drastic measures to reduce the risks of the virus spreading even further. One of the measures including shutting down venues that attracted large amounts of visitors. As the virus spreads around the world…

In ancient Greece, Mnemosyne, the Goddess of memory was considered as one of the most important divinities, because the Greeks realized that without memory there could be no rational thought nor artistic inspiration. In the age before the invention of the written word memory played a very important role. Memory…

Last year I happened to be spending some time in Berlin, doing some research at the Bode Museum. Whilst exploring this vibrant German city I came across a particular museum called the Topography of Terror. …