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Saatja: Malta Consul at MFET Tallinn <[email protected]> Saaja: KUL min, Vella Kenneth at MFET Teema: Fw: Malta Art Biennale 2024 - call for pavilions Tere I am writing to you on behalf of Aku Sorainen, who is the honorary consul of Malta in Estonia. Dr. Kenneth Vella (cc), Ambassador of Malta to Estonia, forwarded us an invitation to participate in the Malta Art Biennale White Sea Olives Groves (attached). This call is also intended for foreign artists, curators, project managers, etc. Please forward this message to the right person in this field who knows which organizations and artists might be interested and would like to participate in the Malta Biennale 2024. More information can also be found on their website https://maltabiennale.art/. With kind regards, Merit Kuus Assistant to Aku Sorainen Phone: +372 5032722 ________________________________ From: Vella Kenneth at MFET Sent: 23 January 2023 13:05 To: Malta Consul at MFET Tallinn Subject: Malta Art Biennale 2024 - call for pavilions Can you please guide me to whom shall we send this information ? Thanks, Kenneth CALL FOR PAVILIONS MUŻA, the National Community Art Museum, on behalf of Heritage Malta and Arts Council Malta, the main organizing bodies, in cooperation with the Ministry for Foreign and European Affairs and Trade, along with the Malta Tourism Authority, are launching a call for artists and art pavilions to form part of the first Malta Art Biennale themed white sea olive groves, an ode to Malta’s socio-cultural Mediterranean imaginary. MUŻA and Arts Council Malta are inviting interested applicants to submit challenging, curious, and immersive experiences which will be taking place in Malta, Europe between March and May 2024. This open call seeks proposals from pavilions wishing to exhibit their work during the 2024 maltabiennale.art. When? Taking place between March and May 2024, Malta’s art biennale will coincide with the turn of spring, a glorious time of year that sees the Mediterranean island bloom with warm weather and extended hours of daylight. Where? With a long and rich history that spans all the way back to Neolithic times, the Maltese Islands have been at the centre of cultural encounters within the Mediterranean since the dawn of civilisation. The Maltese identity reflects this colourful past: from the seafaring Phoenicians to the British Empire’s colonial rule, the islands are a living, breathing testament to the importance of cultural and historical heritage. Call for applications Responses to this call are to be submitted by no later than Friday, 25th August 2023, at noon CET. For more information, please visit maltabiennale.art and follow our journey on Instagram, Facebook, or LinkedIn for regular updates. Organizing bodies In cooperation with GOVERNMENT OF MALTA MINISTRY FOR FOREIGN AND EUROPEAN AFFAIRS AND TRADE