On December 10 we visited the beach cleaning by Maltese NGO Żibel at Maori in Valletta.

The Aquarium houses more than 175 different animal species, divided into tanks that reproduce some of the typical underwater scenarios of the Maltese islands.

A spider in Malta observed at the Valletta Design Cluster on Nov 11 2022 at 4:00 pm. Spiders found in Malta include 10 unique species from confirmed sightings.

A Surfer's Personal Journey by Douglas Comley & Sandra Mifsud

by Laura Piredda

Anu Leinonen is following Syrian kids through the old part of Istanbul.

Hayda Haddad is reflecting the use of bikes by females in Iraq.

Hayda Haddad films her children as they enclose the father under the sand of the beach locking him down as what we experienced during the lockdown this spring. watch the plot at the end of the movie.

School Assembly Year 4 in Msida Primary School, Malta, captured by Heidi de Carlo.

A self reflection by Roua Jafar in a single shot.

Short movie by Anu Leinonen shot in Istanbul with three kids from Syria who moved with their parents from their homeland Syria to Turkey.

This film was produced within a workshop conducted by artist-in-residence of the Kulturakademie Tarabya, Eva Maria Stotz, at Bahçeşehir University Istanbul April 2016.

Promotion Video for the Mosaic Project by Heidi de Carlo.

Hosanna - Palm Sunday - celebration by the Orthodox Eritrean/Ethiopian Church in Malta.

The Mahalla Festival in Malta took place between Nov 17 and Nov 25 with the participation of more than 60 artists, writers, filmmakers, cultural workers and initiatives from 20 countries.

This film was produced within a workshop conducted by artist-in-residence of the Kulturakademie Tarabya, Eva Maria Stotz, at Bahçeşehir University Istanbul April 2016. Love Story of a Syrian student in Istanbul by Ayob Dogoz, Lilas Nassrat and Ranim Kesibi

“Toyour” meets the reality of politics when the Trump administration’s travel ban forces Samer, a green card holder, to cancel international shows and puts into question the upcoming release of his album in Beirut.

Beyond the Station by Bassil Halabi and Mohammad Fares is a reflection of the life of an immigrant. The two authors selected a suitcase as a symbolism for migration: there is someone who is putting himself in a suitcase as they did when they left Syria and as they came to Turkey.

“My intention was to walk from Galatasaray Square to Omer Khayyam Bridge, passing through Tarlabaşı. I was going to look at the second-hand shops along the street, and talk with tradesmen. The sight of a demolition of a building right next to the square stopped me in my tracks. The site was full of visuals