Past Exhibitors

It’s pretty hard to describe myself – even harder when you need to be concise! Haha! My name is Kyle Fenech, I’m 30 years old Freelance 3D Designer from Malta founder of 3D-Makes, I love art. Doesn’t matter if it’s digital art, traditional art, 3D or 2D, animation or music… I simply love art. And that passion has always motivated me to keep…

A retailer selling all sorts of manga, comics-related merchandise.

Kitba Queer is a project started by We Are – LGBTQQI Youth and Student Organisation. In 2018, The project was supported by Arts Council Malta – Creative Communities. Kitba Queer aims to fill the void in the lack of visibility and good representation in fiction that queer communities face in the Maltese Islands. During 2018, several workshops, mingle & create sessions, a live-in and…

Kimberly Azzopardi is a 24-year-old from Rabat who graduated from the MCAST Institute for Creative Arts in a BA Hons in Fine Arts. Kimberly is currently working at Heritage Malta as an illustrator. Her passion for the arts started at a very young age but comics and character design were always her favourites. As a teenager, she discovered manga and was…

John Paul Muscat (b.1995) has been an Art and Maltese literature lover since childhood, eventually, devoting most of his teenage and early adulthood years to drawing, painting and reading. In 2015,  he exhibited a collection of paintings in a local Art Exhibition, ‘Arti, Delizzji, u Snajja’ organised by the Naxxar Local Council. In 2016, he displayed a collection of…

Sumie Nakamura is from Japan and she has been living in Malta since 1999. J-okini – Products from Japan started with her simple idea to introduce authentic Japanese products, which you will surely find beautiful and unique, such as Kimono wallets, Japan made bento boxes and Silk scarves. Most of the products are from her…

Jana is a Belarusian/Estonian artist currently based in Malta. She creates pop-art digital collages that are imbued with a strong retro vibe. Her main creative inspirations are taken from retro horror/sci-fi movies, surrealism, pop culture and technology of previous decades, which are all wrapped into modern design. In some of her works, she reflects an ambiguous and satirical take on consumer capitalism and popular culture. Colourful, funny and sometimes spine-chilling pop…