Henry Alamango's Art

06/02/2026

Sunday Times 25th January 2026:
Prof. Louis Lagana, art critic and curator, presents a succinct analysis of "Mystique Blues" , Galina Troizky's exhibition hosted by MUZA -the National Community Art Museum - in Valletta, with support from Flimkien ghal Ambjent Ahjar (FAA) and Din l-Art Helwa, an NGO dedicated since 1965 to protecting and preserving Malta's cultural and natural heritage.
The tensions between economic imperatives and quality of life at personal and community levels are an increasingly ubiquitous feature of rapid urbanisation, both locally as well as in several other countries. Along with the novelty and other merits of the artworks presented comes the hope that the inherent messaging will live on within mature public debate and decision-making processes.
This exhibition, at the Auberge D'Italie in Merchants Street , is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., weekends included. It ends on Tuesday 10th February, a public holiday (Festa San Pawl in Valletta).

05/02/2026

02/02/2026

01/02/2026

A clip from the website of the main sponsor, MUZA, as Galina Troizky's exhibition -Mystique Blues- enters its final ten days at the Auberge D'Italie in Valletta.
The exhibition alludes to the tensions between economic imperatives , quality of life and the progressive loss of our sense of Community.......all significantly impacted by our architectural environment in a miniscule country.

18/01/2026

Galina Troizky's contemporary art exhibition , "Mystique Blues" continues its successful run at MUZA, the National Community Art Museum in Valletta, up to the 10th of february. Today's edition of Malta Today carries a succinct analysis by the curator, Profs. Louis Lagana, who has followed Galina's contemporary artwork since her first such exhibition in Malta at the National Museum of Fine Arts in 2010.

14/01/2026

14/01/2026

Contemporary art by Galina Troizky ( Facebook : Troizky-art.com

"Mystique Blues" is a symbolic , as well as an actual reference to the demise of creativity, aesthetics, heritage and national character in our rapid urbanisation. It is also a social commentary , alluding to the tensions between economic progress and quality of life, as well as to a sense of Community being displaced by Anonymity.
Beautifully set up at MUZA, in Valletta, the exhibition is on display up to the 10th february, 2026......all week between 9a.m. and 5p.m. ; closed on tuesdays during january.