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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Lore of the Sea – immemorial waters
Following the performance White Sea, the rubberbodies collective will now be revisiting the performance material and present their new work at Heritage Malta’s Malta Maritime Museum in Birgu. Whilst creating White Sea, the collective lunged into the world of maritime … Continue reading
Riccardo Licata – Mediterranean Soul
Heritage Malta, in collaboration with Verso l’Arte Edizioni Italia, present works by internationally acclaimed artist Riccardo Licata (1929 - ); painter, engraver, mosaicist, sculptor and set designer. Licata is best known for his unmistakable pictorial-graphic writing works inspired by music. … Continue reading
Sunset Heritage Trail at Ħaġar Qim Park
Heritage Malta will be organising a Heritage Trail within the magnificent Ħaġar Qim Park in Qrendi. Curators and experts within the field will be available on site to discuss the surrounding archaeological remains and highlight the natural features surrounding the … Continue reading
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Tagged Hagar Qim Park, Hagar Qim Temples, Heritage Trail, Malta, Mater Dei Hospital, Mnajdra temples
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Installation of a new custom-made walkway at Tarxien Temples
Heritage Malta’s Tarxien Temples are currently undergoing an embellishment and conservation project under a €9.2 million Archaeological Heritage Conservation Project, 85 % of which are co-financed through the European Regional Funds. This project will include works on three Heritage Malta … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeological excavations, Malta, Tarxien, tarxien temples, world heritage site
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