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Current Exhibitions

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Upcoming Exhibitions

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Past Exhibitions

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THREAD

Collective Exhibition

23rd Sep - 17th Oct 2022

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq

The exhibition features three artists - Ebru Cinar, Stefan Spiteri, Bernice Vassallo - who experiment a lot with the use of thread in their oeuvre. Apart from this medium, they are also bound by the thematic of nature and organic forms which are almost always present in their works.

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Harboured

by Sarah Calleja

15th July - 15th August 2022

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq

In these works, Sarah Calleja attempts to capture the aura of the Grand Harbour area.  She chose to work with a restricted palette with some works using only one colour and others using five colours.  Painting only the essence, eliminating most detail, in a mass of colour a sliver of light, often using wisely the white paper.

Lost in the Ether

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by Nicole Sciberras Debono

19th Aug - 12th Sept 2022

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq

To be ‘lost in the ether’, is to say that one is engrossed in a communication or visual that has no fixture in space or time; it has no precise location or context. Sciberras Debono brings forward esoteric narratives of a domestic familiarity, with notes on online and para-social relationships, and the reflections of a young woman in a contemporary society.

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A Midsummer's Red Dream

22nd June - 17th July 2022

@ BOCO Boutique Hotel

The subject matter for the first exhibition at BOCO is bound only to these three inspiring and intriguing words.  We aim to have an exhibition tied with the colour red, while the various artists are invited to express in vague or concrete ways an atmosphere of a dreamy summer, or… a contradiction to that.

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ECOTOPIAS

by Roderick Camilleri

15th June - 11th July 2022

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq

This body of works portrays Camilleri's artistic research linked to materiality and experimental processes. In this collection, the artist externalises a meditative, and at times, playful approach, revealing his interest in the material and spiritual imprint as well as the importance of the natural environment.

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Noli

by Anabel Cordina

20th May - 13th June 2022

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq

Noli (Hide and Seek) is a collection of woodcut monoprints exploring the playful nature of Art as a continuous unveiling process, of that which is hidden and the search for the not so obvious.  Noli acts as a metaphor for the latent energy present in introspective moments whereby in solitude, the will to seek is renewed.

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The Little Room Upstairs

by Johanna Barthet

22nd April - 16th May 2022

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq

Painting female portraits has been Barthet’s preferred subject since she was very young. This is her second solo exhibition showing such portraits and the subject is becoming quite a synonym of Barthet’s oeuvre.

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ART INTERRUPTED

A collective exhibition exploring the Non-Finito

19th March - 17th April 2022

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq

The exhibition is exploring the Non-Finito (incomplete artwork) which holds an element of fascination, allure and intrigue where the viewer must rely on one’s creative imagination to complete the artwork.

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Friends with Plants

by Ryan Falzon

18th Feb - 14th Mar 2022

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq

The exhibition features oil paintings based around the theme of plants – a subject that has currently become a trademark and a synonym of Ryan Falzon’s oeuvre. Falzon goes a step further by including figures in his greenery inundated interiors.  

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The Last Breath

Installation by 
Katel Delia

16th Dec - 16th Jan 2021

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq

Delia is presenting an immersive installation, built specifically for il-Kamra ta’ Fuq, to encapsulate the whole room and transform it into a surreal space.  The subject tackled is that of migration within the Mediterranean and the sad and alarming situation.

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XULLIELA BAJDA

Exhibition by
Antoine Farrugia

21st Jan - 15th Feb 2022

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq

In this exhibition, Farrugia is exploring a new technique in applying patina onto his abstract, polished, sensual forms - all portraying a spellbinding muted torque, a still moment in a specific time. 

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AĦMAR ĦELU W'QARES

Exhibition by
Darren Tanti

19th Nov - 12th Dec 2021

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq

Aħmar Ħelu w'Qares (Bittersweet Red) is exploring the artist’s instinctive reaction to the most profound moments in his life; the incredible joy of blossoming life and the deep stoic sadness in the face of mortality. 

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Out of Now

Exhibition by
Alex Attard

14th Oct - 14th Nov 2021

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq

‘Out Of Now’ is a metaphor on permanence and impermanence. It represents creation/extinction, earthly/divine, reflection/termination. The photographer interrupts the ‘Now’, reinterprets the future and reconfigures impermanence.

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DIN HI LI HI

Exhibition by
Patrick Dalli

17th Sep - 12th Oct 2021

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq

The exhibition is proposing a selection of drawings that portray the freshness and crispness of Dalli's style - from drawings and 'primi pensieri' to beautifully finished works - all executed during sittings with models. 

In the name of the Mother...
and of the Daughter...

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Exhibition by
Nik Keter

19th August - 14th September 2021

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq

The exhibition reveals the TRANSFORMATIONS of the Mother – drawing a parallel between the seasonal transformations of Mother Earth and the archetypal transformations of the Mother, using religious iconography and poetry (the transformation of language) as a vehicle.

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FUGA MODUS

Exhibition by
Joyce Camilleri

16th July - 16th August 2021

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq

Conceived at a time when travelling was not an option, and inspired by the poetry of Czeslaw Milosz, these works transported Camilleri to ethereal places and ambiguous spaces that echo familiar Maltese landscapes and linger to unknown territories, where silence and tranquillity reign.

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HER

Exhibition by
Clint Scerri Harkins

18th June - 13th July 2021

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq

HER is an exhibition by Clint Scerri Harkins who is inviting us to glimpse into these intimate moments - some are studio playful instants captured with great artistry, while others are experimental camera manipulations and others are captured unbeknownst to the model.  

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GATHERINGS

Exhibition by Debbie Bonello

21st May - 15th June 2021

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq 

The exhibition features anonymous crowds, lonesome individuals sharing a common space.  

The viewer is invited to ponder on these universal forms and settings in total freedom of interpretation while experiencing a fraction of solace for missed social gatherings.

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WIĊĊ IMB WIĊĊ

Exhibition by Pawlu Mizzi

27th April - 18th May 2021 

@ il-Kamra ta' Fuq 

Wiċċ imb Wiċċ is the outcome of the online project titled 'The (Facebook) Portrait Project II’ and features a number of 'collective portraits' as a positive metaphor towards the complete fading out of the distancing caused by the global Covid-19 pandemic.  

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GOLGOTHA

Exhibition by Mark Mallia

19th February - 16th March 2021 @ il-Kamra ta' Fuq & ONLINE

GOLGOTHA is an exhibition reflecting on and re-interpreting the religious aspect from the perspective and context of living during a pandemic. Mallia is inspired by the pain and the sacrifices that we all have to endure during this unprecedented situation.

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