Three surreal and somewhat spooky shows offset by two soothing nature-based exhibits.

It was a pleasure to encounter so many artists unafraid to be amusing.

Sculpture, survival and a spooky surprise.

I am reminded how engaging abstract figurative can be.

19 artists “explore the thingliness of nature and the nature of things”

Six superb shows to start September.

This month’s edition features a blank palette for an outdoor art programme.

Quiet artworks from artists who work in a distinctively soft or more subtle way.

Digital art school. Research based art. One more summer show.

I was curious to see how a Maltese political cartoonist would make use of paint and a much larger canvas.

Gardens, group shows, community photos and Olympic nostalgia.

What the…?