What’s on today

At 51A, Tigné Street Sliema, Mixing The Old With The New, exhibition of watercolour landscapes, pastels, oils and vibrant abstracts by Mary Clare Albanozzo.

At So Galerie, Dun Karm Street, Iklin, Women in Art: A Collector’s Perspective.

At the Intercontinental Hotel, St George’s Bay, St Julians, Ecoline Liquid Watercolours, exhibition of watercolours by Dorianne Alden.

At Exclusive Interiors, Qormi, Capturing Scenes In Watercolour by Jacqueline Agius.

At the Fine Arts Museum, Curved Silence, Valletta Exhibition depicting the present.

At Castille, Valletta, Anne Frank – A History For Today, travelling exhibition of Anne Frank set against the background of the Holocaust. Entrance from Merchants Street.

At St James Cavalier, Valletta, a solo exhibition of paintings by Austin Camilleri presented by the Malta Contemporary Art Foundation; a series of cartoons drawn by established and ­non-established artists and students who participated in the third cartoons competition held as part of the European Commission campaign, For Diversity Against Discrimination; and an exhibition of 60 pieces in clay by George Muscat offering a bird’s eye view of his world.

At the Malta Society of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, 219, Republic Street, Valletta, a collective art exhibition with more 50 exhibits including paintings, sculptures, photography, jewellery and more.

At the Palace Hotel, Sliema, exhibition of works by Sharon Borg Cesareo in black Indian ink depicting images of the Maltese islands, architecture and village life.

At Trattoria Omertà, Old Bakery Street, Valletta, exhibition by Reuben Chircop portraying the manifestation of reflections and how they affect our lives.