Venezia, October 13, 2014, Museo della Musica of San
Maurizio Church, the cello Antonio Tanegia from 1730, Mariela in Valletta,
Malta 2012, with inlays of drawings from 1963 and 2013, petals and sand from
the end of Our Shadows, dust from the Diamond M&Em and poems from the
Legend of Love without end.
ExpOmbres MMXXII « De l’Île de Malte à l’Île de Shikoku au Japon »
M&Em ART avec l’Association pour le rayonnement des arts ARTEC
1922 Château Bansuisō 2022
Saka no Ue no Kumo Museum (Musée Nuages au-dessus de la colline)
Matsuyama, Japon
Exposition collective de l’Association pour le rayonnement des arts ARTEC, au Château français Bansuisō et Saka no Ue no Kumo Museum (Nuages au-dessus de la colline) Matsuyama, Japon
Ce château à la française a été construit en 1922 comme résidence secondaire du comte Sadakoto Hisamatsu, descendant du seigneur féodal du domaine de Matsuyama. À cette époque, des personnalités de divers domaines s’y réunissaient et des membres de la famille impériale s’y rendaient également. Le bâtiment lui-même est considéré comme une réalisation architecturale particulièrement raffinée. Il est désigné bien culturel national important. Il est ouvert aux visites et c’est aussi un lieu de concerts, d’événements culturels et d’expositions.
Saka no Ue no Kumo Museum a pour fil rouge le roman à succès de Shiba Ryotaro (1923-1996) qui retrace l’histoire du poète Shiki Masaoka (1867-1902) et des frères Akiyama, Saneyuki (1868-1918) et Yoshifuru (1859-1930), qui jouèrent tous deux un rôle clé dans la modernisation de l’armée impériale après la restauration Meiji. Le bâtiment a été dessiné par l’architecte Tadao Andō.
Malta Society of Arts’ Members’ Exhibition to take place online for the first time ever, showcasing works by 35 members inspired by dreams.
Titled Dream World, this year’s Members’ Exhibition organised by the Malta Society of Arts (MSA) will showcase works by 35 of its members on the Society’s website and social media platforms. Launched on Monday 1 November, the works will remain online until the 31 December 2021, giving visitors the opportunity to see a multitude of different works in a wide range of media and formats, transforming the online space into a dream-like experience.
“Under normal circumstances, the traditional live Members’ Exhibition would have taken place at our Palazzo de La Salle Galleries,” says MSA’s Assistant Manager Marika Azzopardi, who is also coordinating the project. “However, this year, due to the fact that live curation of the preparatory phase of the exhibition would have been highly challenged by COVID-19 risks, we decided to provide members with an online platform, which will ultimately reach more audiences than in previous editions, including viewers from abroad.”
The theme Dream World was selected to allow the artists to explore a wide array of ideas and experiences related to personal dreams: both sleeping dreams expressing the realms of the subconscious, and/or waking dreams or daydreams, expressing personal as well as social hopes and aspirations, fears and obsessions. The topic provided fertile ground for the minds of the participating member artists, who have created some eclectic works that are not to be missed.
The exhibition is live and may be viewed here: https://artsmalta.org/members-online-exhibition. Participating artists include: Alex Dalli, Allison Bonanno, Anna Galea, Edward Micallef, Elena Degenhardt, Elena Timmtschenko, Elizabeth Munson, Emmanuel Crivat-Ionesco, Fabiola Agius Anastasi, George Cassar, Ian Krause, Jane Micallef, Joanna Azzopardi, Joanna Dounis, Josephine Hili, Josian Bonello, Julian Cini, Louis Sant’Angelo, Manwel Attard, Margaret Farrugia, Mario Zammit-Lewis, Marita Fenech, Mark Cassar, Mary Clare Albanozzo, Matthew Cassar, Michelle Gialanze, Nadine Micallef Grimaud, Nadya Anne Mangion, Nadya Peovska, Rebecca Grima, Robbie Mazzaro, Rosanna Ciliberti, Rossella Dalmas, Sarah Buckle, and Victoria Agius.
The Malta Society of Arts’ Members’ Online Exhibition 2021 can be viewed online from Monday 1 November until Friday 31 December 2021. For more details about the exhibition please visit www.artsmalta.org or www.facebook.com/maltasocietyofarts.
