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In the bustling capital of Gozo, amidst the grandeur of the Citadel and the vibrant noise of the festas, a quieter history observes the passersby from the limestone walls. This history is the subject of Rob Polli’s photographic book, Nicċeċ – Volume 1 – Victoria , a visual documentation of the religious niches that define the island’s streetscapes. A Photographic Tribute to "Theology in Limestone" Authored by Rob Polli, who returned to the Maltese islands after a thirty-year

Step back into the vibrant world of Anna Wright textile art with this retrospective of her debut exhibition, "Joyous Colour." Held at the historic Citadel in Gozo, the collection showcased a year’s worth of intricate machine-stitched landscapes, "Tree of Life" quilts, and floral vases inspired by the Mediterranean. Discover the meticulous process behind her work—from "fussy cutting" rare fabrics to creating 3D textures with machine blanket stitching.

A rare flamingo graced Gozo’s shores, captivating locals and visitors alike. Yet behind the beauty lies a darker truth: Malta’s ongoing struggle with illegal hunting puts migratory birds at grave risk.

A personal glimpse into the Festival of St George in Victoria, Gozo—through the eyes of a photographer, blending tradition, devotion, and celebration.

Discover the Niche of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, an exquisite 1850 statue on a private residence in Rabat, Gozo. This high-value cultural property embodies the tenderness and royal dignity of Christ, offering a significant insight into Malta's religious heritage.

Discover the exquisite Niche of the Annunciation in Rabat, Gozo, a richly ornate 18th-century altorilievo featuring the Madonna and Archangel Gabriel. This private, religious artifact holds high cultural heritage value within the Maltese Islands.