Arts Council Malta supports the internationalisation of Malta’s cultural and creative sectors by fostering international collaboration, cultural exchange and partnerships. It creates opportunities for artists and cultural professionals to connect, develop and showcase Maltese creativity across borders.
The Domestic Film Development & Strategy Unit supports the development of Malta’s film industry through strategic initiatives, co-production opportunities, professional development and international engagement. It helps Maltese filmmakers access funding, expertise, networks and international markets, while promoting Maltese stories and strengthening Malta’s position within the European and global film industry.
Strategy 2030 sets out Arts Council Malta (ACM)’s long-term vision, building on previous strategies while responding to Malta’s evolving cultural, social and economic landscape. It reinforces the role of the cultural and creative industries (CCIs) as key contributors to well-being, identity and economic development.
Explore the latest opportunities from Arts Council Malta, including open calls, training, residencies, career opportunities and global opportunities for the cultural and creative sectors.
The London Design Biennale is a global stage for world-leading contemporary design and design-led innovation, creativity and research.
Premju għall-Arti is Arts Council Malta’s celebration of the main achievements of Malta’s cultural and creative industries. As highlighted in the National Cultural Policy 2021 this is a high-profile national event awarding excellence in the field of culture and the arts, while encouraging more professionalism and distinction within the sector.
The International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia is the foremost global presentation of visual art, with an unrivalled international reputation for excellence in the sector. The declared aim of the Malta Pavilion is to offer a platform through which Maltese contemporary artistic practices understood within the broadest sense of the term can be exposed, contextualised and presented to an international audience.
The symposium examines Malta’s artistic sector and discusses issues that artists and creative practitioners face, in light of local and global challenges.
