Joint exhibition by Henry Alamango and Galina Troizky, motivated by the topical theme of the degradation of natural landscapes and the built environment, opens on September 15 at Palazzo de La Salle, Valletta.
Coming up this month at the Malta Society of Arts is Time, Space... and Palmyra, which explores the topical theme of the degradation of natural landscapes and the built environment, with its social implications.
The exhibition will showcase 12 water-based medium works by Henry Alamango and 15 works in a contemporary style using collage and acrylic technique by Galina Troizky.
Opening on September 15, the works will remain on display at MSA’s galleries at Palazzo de La Salle in Valletta until September 30, and in the evening of October 1 specially for Notte Bianca.
Alamango and Troizky had already developed a personal and artistic partnership through other collaborative projects in the past. Their long conversations often converged on their common concerns: primarily, the decline of the environment, urban degradation and their social implications.
Troizky’s contemporary art has been strongly impacted by rapid urbanisation, often accompanied by social decline, in both Moscow...
