Archives: Events

Possible Worlds is a multidisciplinary exhibition which tackles the environmental concerns which are rapidly changing the local and international landscapes.

The Spazju Kreattiv Art Collection - An Open Research project is part of an ongoing archival process that seeks to preserve the organisation’s legacy while bringing to the fore some of the main artworks donated to Spazju Kreattiv over the past 24 years.

This multidisciplinary exhibition aims at questioning the idea of self and questioning authenticity in a world that constantly presents us with endless, fast information and shifting standards.

Human(kind) is a thought-provoking exhibition by G. Luigi Rossi, a German artist residing in Malta, that delves deep into the core social issues affecting our society. Through a masterful combination of symbolism, abstract landscapes, and vibrant colours, Rossi offers viewers a unique perspective on conflicts, social injustice, and the fragile relationship between humanity and nature.

In this collaborative exhibition Robert Zahra, Jesmond Vassallo and Gilbert Calleja explore creative production as a process through which the individual can reflect on lived experience.

The much-anticipated time has arrived once again, and the annual exhibition of carnival costumes will reclaim its rightful place inside Spazju Kreattiv.

DREAM LAND is an interdisciplinary project which combines narratives of identity, belonging, familiarity and home through the complex overlap of art-making and crafts.

The Phoenicians, merchant conquerors who established a base in various Mediterranean cities, have established a documented network of routes throughout this body of water between 1200 - 300 BC.

Inearth, Unearth: Archives of Matter and Ritual is an exploration of the associations and multifold meanings associated with various materials which are core to Agius’ practice.

To make or construct in order to deceive. Does this, or rather, could this even apply to art?

Shifting Contexts III is a research-based art project aimed at exploring the critical role of art and its ability to respond to a rapidly changing world and contribute to contemporary discourse.

An annual showcase highlighting the emerging students of the MCAST Institute for the Creative Arts.