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8.2.2010 A pro-life exhibition organised by Dar Guzeppa Debono as part of the 'Jum il-Hajja 2010 ' celebrations is on show at the Banca Giuratale in Independence Square, Victoria. Vince Caruana's sanguine studies of a mother and child on hand-made paper are amongst the works of four other Gozitan artists wh...
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28.11.2009 O P E N S T U D I O
Preview: Tue 8th Dec: 11am-8pm
Sat 12th Dec: 2pm-8pm & Sun 13th Dec: 10am-8pm
Vince Caruana’s Art Studio will be open for public viewing on the 12th & 13th of December with a preview on the 8th of December. This is an opportunity to meet the artist in his studi...
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6.10.2009
Vince Caruana’s paintings were amongst the works of other twelve artists hosted at San Anton Palace. The exhibition was inaugurated on the 6th of October by President George Abela. It was held with view to granting the opportunity of promoting local talent and at the same time collect funds for th...
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28.9.2009
One of Vince Caruana’s nude studies done at the Libera Accademia di Belle Arti of Florence in 2006 was exhibited at the Louvre Museum on the 25, 26 & 27th of September. This event, being part of the Malta Biennale 2009, included the works of some thirty artists from four different continents. The...
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25.8.2009 The counterpart painting of St. Joseph was unveiled by the Acting President Dr. Anton Tabone during the annual St. Joseph Band Instrumental Concert. The St. Joseph Band directed by Mro Sunny Galea and assisted by Mro Frankie Debono performed its annual Instrumental Concert in front of over 300 guest...
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21.8.2009
Vince Caruana saw the potential to use the lenticular medium as a powerful form of expression. By combining his artistic skills with experience in digital media, he has developed his first 2 artworks using lenticulars. These artworks, that are the first in their form to be ever exhibited in Malta,...
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30.5.2009
Two of Vince Caruana’s artworks were exhibited alongside some other fourteen artists coming from Malta, Italy and France including Mario Abela, Anthony Camilleri, Justin Falzon, Paul Falzon, Denis Mompalao. Antonio Ricci, Cari Privitera, Jean Luc Grand and Raphael Labro The exhibition “GENTES”, or...
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