Please join me at the Malta Postal Museum on the 29th of December, where I will have my latest collection from BREATHE on display. Event is between 12.00 and 14.00.

What does the Artist want to tell us? The challenge for any artist in world of multi media is to strive to tell us a story on canvas , retaining the goals of uniqueness. The artists intentions are to strive to provoke thoughts, emotions and individual reference.  Here the artist tells a story of rebirth, empowerment and starting over. Its about second chances after series of life threatening events.  She is interested in the other side of fear, facing death and rising. She raises the level of the work through lightness, elegance and originality. These works of art are images in the mind. Capturing a moment in time. Images that can be

Breathe is Anna Nightingale’s collection of new paintings, exploring the possibilities of starting over, second chance and life’s lessons hard learnt. Based between Gozo and Luxembourg, she returns with a selection of luminious canvases where, with her hallmark lightness, refinement and orginality, she transcends  time and space through the painterly re- writing of a very personal story. MPM Arts Hub, 135 Archbishop Street, Valletta Monday to Friday 10 am- 4 pm Saturdays 10 am – 2 pm

Anna always painted about her life, relationships, people around her, fundamentally her current journey. By taking the light and colours of her beloved Malta she has created portals to brighten and inspire. Prior to moving to Malta and before our son James was born, we shared a music and art studio in our house in London. Anna was immersed in this new multi-sensory world of song writing, recording, musical energy and art combined. The spectrum of light and sound are intrinsically connected as are the landscapes they create. Like all good art, both have the capacity to transport to other levels,

There is no doubt that the past two years have been challenging for everyone around the world. With such an uncertain worldwide environment, the Arts have struggled due to their visual and experiential nature, where the viewer needs to see the art-piece in person to get the most out of it. It is for this reason that PwC Malta strongly feels that our support is necessary. The Arts share common values with our firm who’s five key values define us: We act with integrity and speak up for what is right especially when it feels difficult. We strive to make a

Our paths crossed in 1997 at a charity auction where I had the good fortune of acquiring my first and much-loved painting by Anna.  Like good friends do, we maintained and developed a strong and long-standing friendship and collaborated frequently over the years – years that have seen big changes – becoming a parent, grappling with health issues, moving overseas but always, in essence – remaining an artist. Anna’s style has changed much since that Christmas of twenty-four years ago and it’s been a joyous and at times challenging ride following both her stylistic and personal development.  In my eyes, her