So ye, I haven't posted anything in like a month. I have to say it's been quite a bumpy, busy and noisy...if I have to compare it to anything, it would be to an engine belonging to the old Maltese buses, some BMC that's been around from the 1950's.
Knowing that Christmas times and the first two months of the new year ain't my most productive times, I am ready to start working on the final paintings for my next big exhibition, which would be held in March. My exhibit would consist of an installation of small paintings. So far, I got 30 of them, but I am sure the number would increase once I start working on the final projects and more ideas would flow in.
Part of Milkshake project consisted of creating a small introduction for the public, which would describe us as artists and gives the public a brief overview of the participants environment and background.
Last month I was contacted by Katryna Storace, singer and guitarist from local band Stolen Creep, for an interview about the punk scene in Malta in relation to the Pussy Riot issue. Here's the link to the article, which was published in one of the top Sunday newspapers on the island: http://www.sundaycircle.com/2012/10/punks-not-dead/
I really liked the final outcome of the interview, it's an interview that gives quite an interesting mix of opinions from three guys who's involved in the local punk scene.
And for those who never heard Stolen Creep, here is their video from their EP "Throw your Heart to the Sea".
