Art

Art is the raw pulse of vision made tangible, a force that translates feeling, memory, and imagination into forms the world can see, hear, or touch. It begins not with technique but with perception, the…

Eric Kaiser’s ‘Reflecting Surfaces’ invites viewers into a body of work that examines how light, material, and perception interact across different forms. The exhibition centers on surfaces that do more than hold an image —…

A new exhibition in Malta is offering visitors a rare window into the art and evolution of Chinese writing, tracing a tradition that stretches back thousands of years and remains central to China’s cultural identity.…

Art that lives between memory, imagination, and architecture creates a space where the past and the possible are built into physical form. In this intersection, a building is never just concrete and glass, and a…

The E.L.V. enigma, shorthand for the Linear Elamite script used in ancient Elam more than 4,000 years ago, has finally been deciphered after nearly a century of scholarly stalemate, opening a direct window into a…

A new biography of Queen Elizabeth II was launched at The Phoenicia in Valletta, marking another major addition to the growing canon of literature devoted to Britain’s longest-reigning monarch. The event brought together historians, diplomats,…

Salvador Dalí is widely regarded as a 20th-century Renaissance artist because of the extraordinary range of media he mastered and his conscious embrace of the universal genius ideal embodied by Leonardo da Vinci. Born in…

A photography exhibition featuring images from Sudan and Egypt will open in Sliema, Malta, on Friday, May 29, 2026, as part of a fundraiser supporting displaced Sudanese children living in Cairo. The exhibition, titled Frames…

Maltese artist Madeleine Vella Satariano, born in 1959, is known for her deep appreciation of nature and her distinctive approach to painting that often features horses and unspoiled landscapes. In a 2023 conversation with Marie…

The 2026 Venice Art Biennale opened under a cloud of geopolitical fracture, where the usual curatorial conversations about aesthetics were overtaken by protests, resignations, and disputes over legitimacy itself. Often described as the “Olympics of…