Axis Art Gallery

30/05/2026

🚨 Please note that will be closed on Monday 1st June.

We look forward to welcoming you back from Tuesday 2nd from 10:00 to 19:00!

26/05/2026

22/05/2026

Century-old walls, a new life ahead ✨

and couldn't have asked for a better beginning - incredible art, fantastic people, amazing location, a night we will never forget 🎉

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is open from Monday to Friday (10:00 - 19:00) and Saturday (10:00 - 13:00), we look forward to welcoming you!

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Nothing is Clear
curated by
Featured artists: .bezzina, and .falzon, , , , , , , ,

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This exhibition is a satellite event of .art

30/04/2026

We are extending our opening hours this Friday May 1st (public holiday)!

Join us at from 10:00 to 13:00, we look forward to welcoming you!

30/04/2026

Nothing is Clear / Artist Spotlight: Romeo Roxman Gatt
Works: Cruiser (2021)

Romeo Roxman Gatt’s work presents hybrid, asymmetrical forms that act as sites of transformation and care. Constructed from reclaimed materials, the sculpture reworks symbols associated with power and masculinity, holding tension between protection and vulnerability. Drawing from non-binary and trans experiences, the work opens up space for resilience, resistance and the reconfiguration of identity beyond fixed structures.

Romeo Roxman Gatt is a Malta and London-based multimedia artist working across performance, sculpture, video, sound and text. His practice engages with questions of sexuality, identity and gender through contemporary material culture, often drawing on car culture and critiques of macho behaviour. A graduate of the Royal College of Art, he has exhibited internationally and co-founded Rosa Kwir, Malta’s first queer-focused gallery and project space.

is open from Monday to Friday (10:00–19:00hrs) and Saturday (10:00–13:00)

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Nothing is Clear
curated by
Participating artists: .bezzina, and .falzon, , , , , , , ,

This is a satellite event of the .art

📸 (2,3) (1,4)

29/04/2026

Nothing is Clear / Artist Spotlight: Romeo Roxman Gatt
Works: Cruiser (2021)

Romeo Roxman Gatt’s work presents hybrid, asymmetrical forms that act as sites of transformation and care. Constructed from reclaimed materials, the sculpture reworks symbols associated with power and masculinity, holding tension between protection and vulnerability. Drawing from non-binary and trans experiences, the work opens up space for resilience, resistance and the reconfiguration of identity beyond fixed structures.

Romeo Roxman Gatt is a Malta and London-based multimedia artist working across performance, sculpture, video, sound and text. His practice engages with questions of sexuality, identity and gender through contemporary material culture, often drawing on car culture and critiques of macho behaviour. A graduate of the Royal College of Art, he has exhibited internationally and co-founded Rosa Kwir, Malta’s first queer-focused gallery and project space.

is open from Monday to Friday (10:00–19:00hrs), Saturday (10:00–13:00, 16:00–19:00hrs)

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Nothing is Clear
curated by
Participating artists: .bezzina, and .falzon, , , , , , , ,

This is a satellite event of the .art

📸 (1,3) (2)

27/04/2026

Nothing is Clear / Artist Spotlight: Kane Calì
Works: Dying Light - ‘Guess I shouldn’t have kept the knife in my heart for so long’ (2025), Orphan Rock 3 (2025), Orphan Rock 5 (2025), Orphan Rock 6 (2025), Dying Light: Dopamine Stream (2026)

Kane Calì’s works engage with technological production, automation and material transformation. Fabricated through industrial processes, they reflect a shift where authorship moves from hand to system and where precision and optimisation no longer guarantee meaning. Alongside this, his works with stone approach geological matter as a carrier of time and accumulation, positioned between natural formation and constructed systems that underpin contemporary life.

Kane Calì is a Maltese artist whose practice spans ceramics, glass and 3D printing across both virtual and physical environments. His work reflects an ongoing engagement with data, material processes and contemporary discourse. A graduate of the Royal College of Art, he has exhibited widely across Malta and internationally.

is open from Monday to Friday (10:00–19:00hrs), Saturday (10:00–13:00, 16:00–19:00hrs)

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Nothing is Clear
curated by
Participating artists: .bezzina, and .falzon, , , , , , , ,

This is a satellite event of the .art

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27/04/2026

The plan was to transform the old house into 120 square metres of open white space to showcase art in a functional way, says Maria McKenna

25/04/2026

Nothing is Clear / Artist Spotlight: Rebecca Bonaci
Works: Beyond “Us” and “Them” (I, II) (2026)

Rebecca Bonaci’s works open up a space where boundaries soften and distinctions begin to dissolve. Moving beyond binary structures, they reflect on shared experience and the possibility of connection across difference. Positioned between intimacy and collectivity, the works suggest a shift from individual perspective toward a broader sense of relational awareness.

Rebecca Bonaci is a Maltese artist whose practice is shaped by personal experience and emotional immediacy. Working across visual art and tattooing, her work explores how intimate moments resonate on a wider human level. She has exhibited widely in Malta and internationally, including participation in the Malta Biennale and recent solo exhibitions at Valletta Contemporary.

is open from Monday to Friday (10:00–19:00hrs), Saturday (10:00–13:00, 16:00–19:00hrs) and Sunday (10:00–13:00hrs)

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Nothing is Clear
curated by
Participating artists: .bezzina, and .falzon, , , , , , , ,

This is a satellite event of the .art

📸

24/04/2026

Nothing is Clear / Artist Spotlight: Sebastian Tanti Burlò
Works: Everything remains the same (2024) and That was then (Act I - VI) (2026)

Sebastian Tanti Burlò’s paintings engage with contemporary socio-political conditions through a language that brings together satire, urgency and instability. Drawing on themes such as climate crisis, conflict, media and post-truth, the works unfold through bold, often absurd compositions where humour and tension coexist, reflecting a condition that remains unresolved.

Sebastian Tanti Burlò is a Maltese political cartoonist, painter and writer based in Florence. His work, published weekly in the Times of Malta since 2014, combines satire and impressionism to create sharp socio-political commentary. He has exhibited across Malta and internationally, including in London, Barcelona and Florence.

is open from Monday to Friday (10:00–19:00hrs), Saturday (10:00–13:00, 16:00–19:00hrs) and Sunday (10:00–13:00hrs).

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Nothing is Clear
curated by
Participating artists: .bezzina, and .falzon, , , , , , , ,

This is a satellite event of the .art

📸