Arts Council Malta partners with global music strategy leaders, Sound Diplomacy, to develop music and night-time economy strategy
The first ever comprehensive audit of Malta’s music ecosystem and night-time economy will be kicking off in 2022 through a collaboration between Arts Council Malta and Sound Diplomacy, an international music policy consultancy and global expert in developing long-term and self-sufficient music strategies. This audit marks an important step in ACM’s ongoing work to position music and the night-time economy as a key driver in the advancement of the Arts Council Malta Strategy 2025.
Premju għall-Arti 2022 winners announced
This year’s winners of the annual Premju għall-Arti organised by Arts Council Malta, have been announced during an awards night at Fort St Angelo, Birgu on Wednesday 15 June.
An investment in fireworks factories in order to enhance health and safety standards
Minister for the National Heritage, the Arts and Local Government Owen Bonnici presented an investment in 29 fireworks factories for them to enhance health and safety standards.
Launch of €500,000 special assistance scheme for organisations promoting local traditions related to the Maltese festa
Minister for the National Heritage, the Arts and Local Government Owen Bonnici announced a one-time financial assistance scheme of €500,000 aimed at supporting local band clubs and related voluntary organisations in the organisation of the Maltese Festa during 2022.
Sorġi wins Creative Business Cup Malta Top Spot
Anna Horvath will represent Malta during the global finals in Copenhagen
ECO SOLIDARITY honored with ICFF Editors’ Award for Best Booth
Standout among hundreds of global exhibitors confirming that moving from conversation to action is the design industry’s common goal
Launch of the Artistic Development programme made up of four specific schemes amounting to €800,000
Minister for the National Heritage, the Arts and Local Government Owen Bonnici launched an Artistic Development programme, managed by Arts Council Malta, made up of four specific schemes to enhance the development of artistic talent and communities for both local and international platforms.
Shortlisted nominees for Premju għall-Arti 2022 announced
Arts Council Malta has just announced the 29 shortlisted nominees for the Premju għall-Arti 2022.
Eleven projects receive €340,000 as part of the Arts Council Malta Programme Support Scheme
Eleven different projects have received a total of €340,000 as part of the Programme Support Scheme.
Pavilion of Malta at the 59th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia
Diplomazija astuta/ Cunning diplomacy (2022) 23 April – 27 November 2022