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Choreographer: Chakib Zidi Participants: Candoco Dance Company 2023

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Arts Council Malta Reveal 2025

Imnedija l-iskema ta’ investiment fil-festi Maltin u Għawdxin għas-sena 2025

17 February 2025

2025 Arts Awards Launched

17 February 2025

The results for the second phase of the 2024 Artistic Heritage Scheme announced

17 February 2025

Arts Council Malta and Malta Society of Arts Launch Second Residency Call

17 February 2025

A Quality Country: The results for the Screen Support Scheme announced

17 February 2025

Announcements

National Christmas Crib Competition 2015
Proposing a way forward for the arts
Għanafest: World Music Festival 2016

Latest News

Imnedija l-iskema ta’ investiment fil-festi Maltin u Għawdxin għas-sena 2025

17 February 2025

2025 Arts Awards Launched

17 February 2025

The results for the second phase of the 2024 Artistic Heritage Scheme announced

17 February 2025

Arts Council Malta and Malta Society of Arts Launch Second Residency Call

17 February 2025

A Quality Country: The results for the Screen Support Scheme announced

17 February 2025

Announcements

National Christmas Crib Competition 2015
Proposing a way forward for the arts
Għanafest: World Music Festival 2016

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ArtsWorks

ere choreographed by Rachel Calleja, with the participation of Candoco Dance Company Dancers, performed during Premju għall-Arti 2023

London Design Biennale

The London Design Biennale is a global stage for world-leading contemporary design and design-led innovation, creativity and research.

Premju għall-Arti

Premju għall-Arti is Arts Council Malta’s celebration of the main achievements of Malta’s cultural and creative industries.  As highlighted in the National Cultural Policy 2021 this is a high-profile national event awarding excellence in the field of culture and the arts, while encouraging more professionalism and distinction within the sector.

Venice Biennale

The International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia is the foremost global presentation of visual art, with an unrivalled international reputation for excellence in the sector. The declared aim of the Malta Pavilion is to offer a platform through which Maltese contemporary artistic practices understood within the broadest sense of the term can be exposed, contextualised and presented to an international audience.

Symposium

The symposium examines Malta’s artistic sector and discusses issues that artists and creative practitioners face, in light of local and global challenges.

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