http://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&user=Angie+Balzan&feedformat=atomM3P - User contributions [en]2024-03-28T15:57:46ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.36.1http://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Xandru_Grech&diff=57674Xandru Grech2020-03-24T08:17:14Z<p>Angie Balzan: </p>
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<div>'''Xandru Grech''' is a Maltese athlete, Athletics Coach, Media Personality and Enterpreneur. <br />
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He was born on October 11, 1974 to parents [[Louis Grech]] and [[Maria Grech Ganado]].<br />
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He began his career in athletics at the very early age of 9 years to become one of Malta's most recognized middle distance runners registering National records in the 800m and 1500m at the Small Nations Games in 1995 held in Luxembourg.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1995_World_Championships_in_Athletics_%E2%80%93_Men%27s_1500_metres]<br />
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In 1995 he qualified for the 1995 World Championships in Athletics (Men's 1500m).<br />
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He has competed internationally for Malta various times with his last recorded result being in the 1997 World Cross Country Championships.[https://www.the-sports.org/xandru-grech-athletics-spf91481.html]<br />
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== References ==<br />
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https://www.vida.mt/xandru-grech-fitness-guru/<br />
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1995_World_Championships_in_Athletics_%E2%80%93_Men%27s_1500_metres<br />
https://athleticsmalta.com/men-open/<br />
https://www.the-sports.org/athletics-world-cross-country-championships-results-1997-men-epm16201.html#91819</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Xandru_Grech&diff=57673Xandru Grech2020-03-24T07:40:42Z<p>Angie Balzan: </p>
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<div>'''Xandru Grech''' is a Maltese athlete, Athletics Coach, Media Personality and Enterpreneur. <br />
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He was born on October 11, 1974 to parents [[Louis Grech]] and [[Maria Grech Ganado]].<br />
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He began his career in athletics at the very early age of 9 years to become one of Malta's most recognized middle distance runners registering National records in the 800m and 1500m at the Small Nations Games in 1995 held in Luxembourg.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1995_World_Championships_in_Athletics_%E2%80%93_Men%27s_1500_metres]<br />
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He has competed internationally for Malta various times with his last recorded result being in the 1997 World Cross Country Championships.[https://www.the-sports.org/xandru-grech-athletics-spf91481.html]<br />
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== References ==<br />
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https://www.vida.mt/xandru-grech-fitness-guru/<br />
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1995_World_Championships_in_Athletics_%E2%80%93_Men%27s_1500_metres<br />
https://athleticsmalta.com/men-open/<br />
https://www.the-sports.org/athletics-world-cross-country-championships-results-1997-men-epm16201.html#91819</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Xandru_Grech&diff=57672Xandru Grech2020-03-24T07:12:37Z<p>Angie Balzan: </p>
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<div>'''Xandru Grech''' is a Maltese athlete, Athletics Coach, Media Personality and Enterpreneur. <br />
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He was born on October 11, 1974 to parents [[Louis Grech]] and [[Maria Grech Ganado]].<br />
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He began his career in athletics at the very early age of 9 years to become one of Malta's most recognized middle distance runners registering National records in the 800m and 1500m at the Small Nations Games in 1995 held in Luxembourg.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1995_World_Championships_in_Athletics_%E2%80%93_Men%27s_1500_metres]<br />
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== References ==<br />
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https://www.vida.mt/xandru-grech-fitness-guru/<br />
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1995_World_Championships_in_Athletics_%E2%80%93_Men%27s_1500_metres<br />
https://athleticsmalta.com/men-open/</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Xandru_Grech&diff=57671Xandru Grech2020-03-24T06:52:44Z<p>Angie Balzan: </p>
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<div>'''Xandru Grech''' is a Maltese athlete, Athletics Coach, Media Personality and Enterpreneur. <br />
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He was born on October 11, 1974 to parents [[Louis Grech]] and [[Maria Grech Ganado]].<br />
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He began his career in athletics at the very early age of 9 years to become one of Malta's most recognized middle distance runners registering National records in the 800m and 1500m at the Small Nations Games in 1995 held in Luxembourg.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1995_World_Championships_in_Athletics_%E2%80%93_Men%27s_1500_metres]<br />
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== References ==<br />
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https://www.vida.mt/xandru-grech-fitness-guru/<br />
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1995_World_Championships_in_Athletics_%E2%80%93_Men%27s_1500_metres</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Xandru_Grech&diff=57670Xandru Grech2020-03-24T06:49:52Z<p>Angie Balzan: </p>
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<div>'''Xandru Grech''' is a Maltese athlete, Athletics Coach, Media Personality and Enterpreneur. <br />
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He was born on October 11, 1974 to parents [[Louis Grech]] and [[Maria Grech Ganado]].<br />
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He began his career in athletics at the very early age of 9 years to become one of Malta's most recognized middle distance runners registering National records in the 800m and 1500m in 1995 at the Small Nations Games.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1995_World_Championships_in_Athletics_%E2%80%93_Men%27s_1500_metres]<br />
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== References ==<br />
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https://www.vida.mt/xandru-grech-fitness-guru/<br />
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1995_World_Championships_in_Athletics_%E2%80%93_Men%27s_1500_metres</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Xandru_Grech&diff=57669Xandru Grech2020-03-24T06:43:11Z<p>Angie Balzan: Created page with "'''Xandru Grech''' is a Maltese athlete, Athletics Coach, Media Personality and Enterpreneur. He was born on October 11, 1974 to parents Louis Grech and Maria Grech..."</p>
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<div>'''Xandru Grech''' is a Maltese athlete, Athletics Coach, Media Personality and Enterpreneur. <br />
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He was born on October 11, 1974 to parents [[Louis Grech]] and [[Maria Grech Ganado]].<br />
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He began his career in athletics at a very early age of 9 years to become one of Malta's most recognized middle distance runners registering National records in the 800m and 1500m in 1995.<br />
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https://www.vida.mt/xandru-grech-fitness-guru/</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Carlo_Borg_Bonaci&diff=57097Carlo Borg Bonaci2020-03-08T07:21:24Z<p>Angie Balzan: added links</p>
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'''Carlo Borg Bonaci''' is a Maltese Broadcaster, Radio and Tv personality. He was born in [[Hamrun]] and lives in [[Iklin]]. He is married with two children. He was educated at [[St. Joseph's School]], [[Blata l-Bajda]] and [[St. Augustine College]], [[Malta]].<br />
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== Career ==<br />
'''Carlo Borg Bonaci''' started off at [[Radju_Malta]] and moved on to Bay Radio. He joined [[XFM 100.2]] followed by short period at [[Radio_101]]. <br />
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Since 2011, Carlo has been at the [[PBS]] taking over [[Magic Malta]]’s Breakfast Show plus carrying the responsibility of the coordination of all three radio stations which form part of the company’s portfolio. <br />
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Late in the 1990s he was introduced to television and since then he hosted and produced a long string of game shows/quizzes and other shows related to Art & Culture. <br />
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He is heavily involved with organisation of the annual [[Malta Music Awards]] and is a frequent host of various event celebrations and award ceremonies in Malta<br />
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'''References'''<br />
* https://www.eve.com.mt/2013/09/30/interview-with-carlo-borg-bonaci/<br />
* http://archive.maltatoday.com.mt/2004/01/25/tw/index.html</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Carlo_Borg_Bonaci&diff=57096Carlo Borg Bonaci2020-03-08T07:16:18Z<p>Angie Balzan: </p>
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'''Carlo Borg Bonaci''' is a Maltese Broadcaster, Radio and Tv personality. He was born in [[Hamrun]] and lives in [[Iklin]]. He is married with two children. He was educated at [[St. Joseph's School]], [[Blata l-Bajda]] and [[St. Augustine College]], [[Malta]].<br />
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== Career ==<br />
'''Carlo Borg Bonaci''' started off at [[Radju_Malta]] and moved on to Bay Radio. He joined [[XFM 100.2]] followed by short period at [[Radio_101]]. <br />
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Since 2011, Carlo has been at the Public Broadcasting Services taking over Magic Malta’s Breakfast Show plus carrying the responsibility of the coordination of all three radio stations which form part of the company’s portfolio. <br />
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Late in the 1990s he was introduced to television and since then he hosted and produced a long string of game shows/quizzes and other shows related to Art & Culture. <br />
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He is heavily involved with organisation of the annual Malta Music Awards and is a frequent host of various event celebrations and award ceremonies in Malta<br />
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'''References'''<br />
* https://www.eve.com.mt/2013/09/30/interview-with-carlo-borg-bonaci/<br />
* http://archive.maltatoday.com.mt/2004/01/25/tw/index.html</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Carlo_Borg_Bonaci&diff=57052Carlo Borg Bonaci2020-03-03T12:49:13Z<p>Angie Balzan: </p>
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'''Carlo Borg Bonaci''' is a Maltese Broadcaster, Radio and Tv personality. He was born in Valletta and lives in Iklin. He is married with two children. He was educated at St. Joseph's School, Blata l-Bajda and St. Augustine College, Malta.<br />
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== Career ==<br />
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CARLO BORG BONACI started off at [[Radju_Malta]] and moved on to Bay Radio. He joined XFM 100.2 followed by short period at [[Radio_101]]. <br />
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Since 2011, Carlo has been at the Public Broadcasting Services taking over Magic Malta’s Breakfast Show plus carrying the responsibility of the coordination of all three radio stations which form part of the company’s portfolio. <br />
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Late in the 1990s he was introduced to television and since then he hosted and produced a long string of game shows/quizzes and other shows related to Art & Culture. <br />
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He is heavily involved with organisation of the annual Malta Music Awards and is a frequent host of various event celebrations and award ceremonies in Malta<br />
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'''References'''<br />
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https://www.eve.com.mt/2013/09/30/interview-with-carlo-borg-bonaci/<br />
http://archive.maltatoday.com.mt/2004/01/25/tw/index.html</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Carlo_Borg_Bonaci&diff=57051Carlo Borg Bonaci2020-03-03T12:48:59Z<p>Angie Balzan: </p>
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'''Carlo Borg Bonaci''' is a Maltese Broadcaster, Radio and Tv personality. He was born in Valletta and lives in Iklin. He is married with two children. He was educated at St. Joseph's School, Blata l-Bajda and St. Augustine College, Malta.<br />
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== Career ==<br />
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CARLO BORG BONACI started off at [[Radju_Malta]] and moved on to Bay Radio. He joined XFM 100.2 followed by short period at [[Radio_101]]. <br />
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Since 2011, Carlo has been at the Public Broadcasting Services taking over Magic Malta’s Breakfast Show plus carrying the responsibility of the coordination of all three radio stations which form part of the company’s portfolio. <br />
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Late in the 1990s he was introduced to television and since then he hosted and produced a long string of game shows/quizzes and other shows related to Art & Culture. <br />
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He is heavily involved with organisation of the annual Malta Music Awards and is a frequent host of various Event celebrations and award ceremonies in Malta<br />
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'''References'''<br />
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https://www.eve.com.mt/2013/09/30/interview-with-carlo-borg-bonaci/<br />
http://archive.maltatoday.com.mt/2004/01/25/tw/index.html</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Carlo_Borg_Bonaci&diff=57050Carlo Borg Bonaci2020-03-03T12:47:25Z<p>Angie Balzan: </p>
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'''Carlo Borg Bonaci''' is a Maltese Broadcaster, Radio and Tv personality. He was born in Valletta and lives in Iklin. He is married with two children. He was educated at St. Joseph's School, Blata l-Bajda and St. Augustine College, Malta.<br />
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== Career ==<br />
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CARLO BORG BONACI started off at [[Radju_Malta]] and moved on to Bay Radio. He joined XFM 100.2 followed by short period at [[Radio_101]]. <br />
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Since 2011, Carlo has been at the Public Broadcasting Services taking over Magic Malta’s Breakfast Show plus carrying the responsibility of the coordination of all three radio stations which form part of the company’s portfolio. <br />
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Late in the 1990s he was introduced to television and since then he hosted and produced a long string of game shows/quizzes and other shows related to Art & Culture. <br />
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He is heavily involved with organisation of the annual Malta Music Awards.<br />
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'''References'''<br />
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https://www.eve.com.mt/2013/09/30/interview-with-carlo-borg-bonaci/<br />
http://archive.maltatoday.com.mt/2004/01/25/tw/index.html</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Carlo_Borg_Bonaci&diff=57047Carlo Borg Bonaci2020-03-03T12:17:24Z<p>Angie Balzan: </p>
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'''Carlo Borg Bonaci''' is a Maltese Broadcaster, Radio and Tv personality. He was born in Valletta and lives in Iklin. He is married with two children. He was educated at St. Joseph's School, Blata l-Bajda and St. Augustine College, Malta.<br />
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== Career ==<br />
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CARLO BORG BONACI started off at [[Radju_Malta]] and moved on to Bay Radio. He joined XFM 100.2 followed by short period at Radio 101. <br />
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Since 2011, Carlo has been at the Public Broadcasting Services taking over Magic Malta’s Breakfast Show plus carrying the responsibility of the coordination of all three radio stations which form part of the company’s portfolio. <br />
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Late in the 1990s he was introduced to television and since then he hosted and produced a long string of game shows/quizzes and other shows related to Art & Culture. <br />
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He is heavily involved with organisation of the annual Malta Music Awards.<br />
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'''References'''<br />
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https://www.eve.com.mt/2013/09/30/interview-with-carlo-borg-bonaci/<br />
http://archive.maltatoday.com.mt/2004/01/25/tw/index.html</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Carlo_Borg_Bonaci&diff=57046Carlo Borg Bonaci2020-03-03T12:15:31Z<p>Angie Balzan: </p>
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'''Carlo Borg Bonaci''' is a Maltese Broadcaster, Radio and Tv personality. He was born in Valletta and lives in Iklin. He is married with two children. He was educated at St. Joseph's School, Blata l-Bajda and St. Augustine College, Malta.<br />
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== Career ==<br />
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CARLO BORG BONACI started off at Radju Malta and moved on to Bay Radio. He joined XFM 100.2 followed by short period at Radio 101. <br />
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Since 2011, Carlo has been at the Public Broadcasting Services taking over Magic Malta’s Breakfast Show plus carrying the responsibility of the coordination of all three radio stations which form part of the company’s portfolio. <br />
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Late in the 1990s he was introduced to television and since then he hosted and produced a long string of game shows/quizzes and other shows related to Art & Culture. <br />
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He is heavily involved with organisation of the annual Malta Music Awards.<br />
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'''References'''<br />
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https://www.eve.com.mt/2013/09/30/interview-with-carlo-borg-bonaci/<br />
http://archive.maltatoday.com.mt/2004/01/25/tw/index.html</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Carlo_Borg_Bonaci&diff=57045Carlo Borg Bonaci2020-03-03T12:14:48Z<p>Angie Balzan: formatting</p>
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'''Carlo Borg Bonaci''' is a Maltese Broadcaster, Radio and Tv personality. He was born in Valletta and lives in Iklin. He is married with two children. He was educated at St. Joseph's School, Blata l-Bajda and St. Augustine College, Malta.<br />
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== Career ==<br />
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CARLO BORG BONACI started off at Radju Malta and moved on to Bay Radio. He joined XFM 100.2 followed by short period at Radio 101. <br />
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Since 2011, Carlo been at the Public Broadcasting Services taking over Magic Malta’s Breakfast Show plus carrying the responsibility of the coordination of all three radio stations which form part of the company’s portfolio. <br />
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Late in the 1990s he was introduced to television and since then he hosted and produced a long string of game shows/quizzes and other shows related to Art & Culture. <br />
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He is heavily involved with organisation of the annual Malta Music Awards.<br />
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'''References'''<br />
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https://www.eve.com.mt/2013/09/30/interview-with-carlo-borg-bonaci/<br />
http://archive.maltatoday.com.mt/2004/01/25/tw/index.html</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Carlo_Borg_Bonaci&diff=57044Carlo Borg Bonaci2020-03-03T12:13:27Z<p>Angie Balzan: formatting</p>
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== Carlo Borg Bonaci ==<br />
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Broadcaster, Radio and Tv personality born in Valletta and lives in Iklin. He is married with two children. He was educated at St. Joseph's School, Blata l-Bajda and St. Augustine College, Malta.<br />
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CARLO BORG BONACI started off at Radju Malta and moved on to Bay Radio. He joined XFM 100.2 followed by short period at Radio 101. <br />
Since 2011, Carlo been at the Public Broadcasting Services taking over Magic Malta’s Breakfast Show plus carrying the responsibility of the coordination of all three radio stations which form part of the company’s portfolio. <br />
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Late in the 1990s he was introduced to television and since then he hosted and produced a long string of game shows/quizzes and other shows related to Art & Culture. <br />
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He is heavily involved with the annual Malta Music Awards.<br />
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'''References'''<br />
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https://www.eve.com.mt/2013/09/30/interview-with-carlo-borg-bonaci/<br />
http://archive.maltatoday.com.mt/2004/01/25/tw/index.html</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Carlo_Borg_Bonaci&diff=57043Carlo Borg Bonaci2020-03-03T11:51:20Z<p>Angie Balzan: created page</p>
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== Carlo Borg Bonaci ==<br />
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Broadcaster, Radio and Tv personality born in Valletta, lives in Iklin, married with two children.<br />
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CARLO BORG BONACI started off at Radju Malta and moved on to Bay Radio. He joined XFM 100.2 followed by short period at Radio 101. <br />
Since 2011, Carlo been at the Public Broadcasting Services taking over Magic Malta’s Breakfast Show plus carrying the responsibility of the coordination of all three radio stations which form part of the company’s portfolio. <br />
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Late in the 1990s he was introduced to television and since then he hosted and produced a long string of game shows/quizzes and other shows related to Art & Culture. <br />
At the moment his career focus is mainly on the upgrading of the radio world around him.</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Fifth_and_Sixth_Chakra:_Sound_Vibration&diff=56985Fifth and Sixth Chakra: Sound Vibration2020-02-22T16:02:15Z<p>Angie Balzan: formatting and adding additional info</p>
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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Fifth and Sixth Chakra: Sound Vibration''}}<br />
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'''''Fifth and Sixth Chakra: Sound Vibration''''' is a painting by [[Anna Grima]]. <br />
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This work forms part of the [[Art+Feminism 2020 (exhibition)| Art+Feminism 2020 exhibition]], presented at Spazju Kreattiv in February and March 2020.<br />
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'''Artist’s Statement'''<br />
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Over many years I have translated my thoughts into tangible forms, integrating<br />
geometric shapes as a symbolic language within my compositions - thoughts form one’s own theory<br />
of mind. Words on the other hand can sometimes make thoughts even harder to express or<br />
understand. <br />
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My main concern however, is to depict the information visually so as to impact the<br />
viewer across age and literacy, and I only hope that my artworks bring a sense of equilibrium<br />
through presence and experience.<br />
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With this painting I depict my opinion regarding the future direction of feminism which I believe will<br />
rely and depend on intuition and communication. <br />
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Functional 6th chakra energy develops an ability to<br />
see beyond the intellect, beyond the emotion - and dare to dream. And functional 5th chakra energy<br />
dares to speak. <br />
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These attributes are prerequisites for future narratives of integrity and for future<br />
agents of change.<br />
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''Artwork as displayed during Art+Feminism Exhibition 2020 - February 2020''<br />
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[[File:Anna Grima - 5th & 6th Chakra Sound Vibration.jpeg|thumbnail|5th & 6th Chakra Sound Vibration by Anna Grima]]</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=File:Anna_Grima_-_5th_%26_6th_Chakra_Sound_Vibration.jpeg&diff=56984File:Anna Grima - 5th & 6th Chakra Sound Vibration.jpeg2020-02-22T15:56:33Z<p>Angie Balzan: </p>
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'''''Rinse''''' experimental sketches by [[Emma Fsadni]]. <br />
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These sketches are in preparation for the [[Art+Feminism 2020 (exhibition)]] presented in February and March 2020 at Spazju Kreattiv.<br />
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[[Category:Art+Feminism 2020 exhibition works]]</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=File:Rinse_-_Emma_Fsadni_-_Exhibition_-_Feb_2020_2.jpeg&diff=56982File:Rinse - Emma Fsadni - Exhibition - Feb 2020 2.jpeg2020-02-22T15:43:19Z<p>Angie Balzan: </p>
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<div></div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Woman_go_no%E2%80%99gre&diff=56979Woman go no’gre2020-02-22T15:40:10Z<p>Angie Balzan: formatting</p>
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'''Woman go no’gre''' by [[Gloria Oyarzabal]] questions the effect of colonialism on woman.<br />
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How imaginary of African woman has been constructed in a very machiavellian way through stereotypes and clichés that create difficulties of self-identity. <br />
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The project explores how knowledge building affects gender issues.<br />
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Can we assume social relations in all societies are organized around biological sexual difference? <br />
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Decolonizing feminism - Questioning the Eurocentric rational and theoretical frameworks that construct gender categories in a universalistic manner.<br />
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'''Shots taken during Art+Feminism Exhibition 2020 - February 2020'''<br />
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'''Woman go no’gre''' by [[Gloria Oyarzabal]] questions the effect of colonialism on woman.<br />
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How imaginary of African woman has been constructed in a very machiavellian way through stereotypes and clichés that create difficulties of self-identity. <br />
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The project explores how knowledge building affects gender issues.<br />
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Can we assume social relations in all societies are organized around biological sexual difference? <br />
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Decolonizing feminism - Questioning the Eurocentric rational and theoretical frameworks that construct gender categories in a universalistic manner.<br />
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'''Shots taken during Art+Feminism Exhibition 2020'''<br />
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'''Woman go no’gre''' by [[Gloria Oyarzabal]] questions the effect of colonialism on woman.<br />
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How imaginary of African woman has been constructed in a very machiavellian way through stereotypes and clichés that create difficulties of self-identity. <br />
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The project explores how knowledge building affects gender issues.<br />
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Can we assume social relations in all societies are organized around biological sexual difference? <br />
<br />
Decolonizing feminism - Questioning the Eurocentric rational and theoretical frameworks that construct gender categories in a universalistic manner.<br />
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'''Woman go no’gre''' by [[Gloria Oyarzabal]] questions the effect of colonialism on woman.<br />
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How imaginary of African woman has been constructed in a very machiavellian way through stereotypes and clichés that create difficulties of self-identity. <br />
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The project explores how knowledge building affects gender issues.<br />
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Can we assume social relations in all societies are organized around biological sexual difference? <br />
<br />
Decolonizing feminism - Questioning the Eurocentric rational and theoretical frameworks that construct gender categories in a universalistic manner.<br />
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Shots taken during Art+Feminism Exhibition 2020<br />
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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Ġismi''}}<br />
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'''''Ġismi''''' is an installation by [[Enrique Tabone]]. <br />
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This work forms part of the [[Art+Feminism 2020 (exhibition)| Art+Feminism 2020 exhibition]], presented at Spazju Kreattiv in February and March 2020.<br />
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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Ġisimna''}}<br />
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'''''Ġisimna''''' is an installation by [[Enrique Tabone]]. <br />
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This work forms part of the [[Art+Feminism 2020 (exhibition)| Art+Feminism 2020 exhibition]], presented at Spazju Kreattiv in February and March 2020.<br />
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'''''Ġisimna''''' is an installation by [[Enrique Tabone]]. <br />
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This work forms part of the [[Art+Feminism 2020 (exhibition)| Art+Feminism 2020 exhibition]], presented at Spazju Kreattiv in February and March 2020.<br />
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[[Category:Art+Feminism 2020 exhibition works]]</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Loranne_Vella&diff=56835Loranne Vella2020-02-07T08:49:33Z<p>Angie Balzan: added info</p>
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[[File:lorannevella.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Loranne Vella]]<br />
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'''Loranne Vella''' born 10 July, 1972 is a Maltese writer, translator and performer, today living in Brussels.<br />
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== Biography and Education ==<br />
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'''Loranne Vella''' was born in Victoria Gozo, Malta to Mary Grace Monseigneur nee Ellul.<br />
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She was raised by adoptive parents Teodosia Floria Vella nee Farrugia (1937-2010) and Joseph Vella (1926-2012)<br />
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She attended the following institutions for her Education.<br />
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*Thi Lakin School, Attard (1975-1976)<br />
*St. Joseph School, B'Bajda (1976-77)<br />
*St. Joseph School, Paola (1977-1984) <br />
*Sandhurst School (later known as Sir Adrian Dingli School)<br />
*Pembroke (Sept-Dec1984)<br />
*Maria ReginaJunior Lyceum, B'Bajda (1984-88)<br />
*Ġan Franġisk Abela Sixth Form, Msida (1988-1989)<br />
*University of Malta, tal-Qroqq - 1989-90<br />
*Foundation Course 1990-1991<br />
*B.Comm (incomplete) 1991-1995<br />
*B.A. Hons in Theatre Studies (Mediterranean Institute) and English as secondary subject 1995-2000<br />
*M.A. in Theatre Studies.<br />
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== Personal Life and Places of Residence ==<br />
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'''Places of Residence:'''<br />
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1973-1977 - Ħamrun, Malta, 1977-1996 - B'Bugia, Malta, 1996-2005 - Mtarfa, Malta, 2005-2008 - Luxembourg, 2008 - Present (2019) - Brussels, Belgium<br />
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'''Married to''': Simon Bartolo[1] (1996-2011), Ramon Zerafa (2012-2019)<br />
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One child - Samuel Zerafa (son of Ramon Zerafa) born in 2012<br />
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== Profession and Career ==<br />
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*English and Drama teacher at St. Aloysius College, B'Kara (1995-2005)<br />
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*Translator at the European Parliament, Luxembourg (2005-2008)<br />
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*Translator at the Economic and Social Committee, Brussels, Belgium (2009-present)<br />
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== Works and Collaborations ==<br />
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'''Artistic Career''' <br />
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Co-founded [[Aleateia Group]] Theatre in '''1992''' with [[Simon Bartolo]], [[Victor Debono]] and [[Russell Muscat]], and trained and performed at the Valletta Campus Theatre (then known as MITP Theatre - Mediterranean Institute Theatre Programme) till 2005.<br />
The group was formed while all were University Students finding the need to put into practice the various theories and disciplines encountered in their studies as well as discover their own methodology of work and discipline.[https://books.google.com.mt/books?id=nGfMAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA391&lpg=PA391&dq=aleateia+group+malta&source=bl&ots=JjPvYWvP0e&sig=ACfU3U0ZBRD7bJ9pk6dqMDBCKZ-f4UJvRA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjIlry1_77nAhUCIVAKHXavCb0Q6AEwB3oECAoQAQ#v=onepage&q=aleateia%20group%20malta&f=false]<br />
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Between '''1993''' and '''1994''', co-founded and co-edited the literary journal "'''''Readers and Writers'''''" at University of Malta (5 quarterly issues). <br />
She started writing the first volume of the [[Fiddien Trilogy (Sqaq l-Infern)]][https://mt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sqaq_l-Infern] with Simon Bartolo in 2004 (published 2007). <br />
The second volume - [[Wied Wirdien]][https://mt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wied_Wirdien] - came out in 2008, and the final volume - [[Il-Ġnien tad-Dmugħ]] - in 2009. <br />
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In '''2010''' began her solo career as writer with the publication of Magna Mater for young adult readers. The novel was written during the year her mother was diagnosed with cancer which led to her demise in June 2010. The "mother" element in the whole novel was a direct consequence of this. The novel is dedicated to her memory.<br />
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In '''2013''' she was asked to collaborate with photographer [[Ritty Tacsum]]. <br />
She wrote a short story in 4 chapters inspired by her work, titled '''''Dawn l'erbat ikmamar l'għandi''''' (These four rooms of mine, translated into English by Ramon Zerafa). The launch of the book, a performative public reading of the story, took place during the exhibition itself, with Ritty's installation and exhibits as backdrop.<br />
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This was the first time Vella combined literature, photography and performance in one event, an exercise which was repeated in the subsequent book launches ('''Rokit''' - 2017, '''Mill-bieb 'il ġewwa''' - 2019). It is also the fundamental principal behind the performance art collective which she co-founded with [[Sephora Gauc]]i in 2017, [[Barumbara]] Collective - to create performative events in collaboration with artists from other art forms.<br />
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Between '''2014-2017''' she translated several children's stories from French into Maltese (known as Rumanzini) and one from Spanish into Maltese.<br />
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Between '''2012-2017''' she wrote '''Rokit''', her most ambitious literary work so far.<br />
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In '''2019''' she collaborated with artist [[Trevor Borg]] and wrote a story for children inspired by his work presented at the Venice Biennale as part of the Maltese Pavilion. The title of the story is '''''Smajna Isimna Taħt l-Art''''' published in November 2019.<br />
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== Recognitions and Achievments ==<br />
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In 2016 Loranne was awarded the [[Terramaxka Prize]] for her translation of Abril Calero’s Violeta (Vjoletta, Merlin Publishers, 2015).<br />
<br />
She was the winner of the 2018 National Book Prize in the category Novels in Maltese and English with her book '''Rokit''' (Merlin Publishers, 2018)<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== References ==<br />
<br />
https://mt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wied_Wirdien<br />
<br />
https://mt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sqaq_l-Infern<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Vella, Loranne}}<br />
[[Category:Authors from Malta]]<br />
[[Category:Born in 1972]]<br />
[[Category:Female Actors]]</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Loranne_Vella&diff=56834Loranne Vella2020-02-07T08:46:16Z<p>Angie Balzan: </p>
<hr />
<div><br />
<br />
[[File:lorannevella.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Loranne Vella]]<br />
<br />
'''Loranne Vella''' born 10 July, 1972 is a Maltese writer, translator and performer, today living in Brussels.<br />
<br />
<br />
== Biography and Education ==<br />
<br />
'''Loranne Vella''' was born in Victoria Gozo, Malta to Mary Grace Monseigneur nee Ellul.<br />
<br />
She was raised by adoptive parents Teodosia Floria Vella nee Farrugia (1937-2010) and Joseph Vella (1926-2012)<br />
<br />
<br />
She attended the following institutions for her Education.<br />
<br />
*Thi Lakin School, Attard (1975-1976)<br />
*St. Joseph School, B'Bajda (1976-77)<br />
*St. Joseph School, Paola (1977-1984) <br />
*Sandhurst School (later known as Sir Adrian Dingli School)<br />
*Pembroke (Sept-Dec1984)<br />
*Maria ReginaJunior Lyceum, B'Bajda (1984-88)<br />
*Ġan Franġisk Abela Sixth Form, Msida (1988-1989)<br />
*University of Malta, tal-Qroqq - 1989-90<br />
*Foundation Course 1990-1991<br />
*B.Comm (incomplete) 1991-1995<br />
*B.A. Hons in Theatre Studies (Mediterranean Institute) and English as secondary subject 1995-2000<br />
*M.A. in Theatre Studies.<br />
<br />
<br />
== Personal Life and Places of Residence ==<br />
<br />
'''Places of Residence:'''<br />
<br />
1973-1977 - Ħamrun, Malta, 1977-1996 - B'Bugia, Malta, 1996-2005 - Mtarfa, Malta, 2005-2008 - Luxembourg, 2008 - Present (2019) - Brussels, Belgium<br />
<br />
'''Married to''': Simon Bartolo[1] (1996-2011), Ramon Zerafa (2012-2019)<br />
<br />
One child - Samuel Zerafa (son of Ramon Zerafa) born in 2012<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Profession and Career ==<br />
<br />
<br />
*English and Drama teacher at St. Aloysius College, B'Kara (1995-2005)<br />
<br />
*Translator at the European Parliament, Luxembourg (2005-2008)<br />
<br />
*Translator at the Economic and Social Committee, Brussels, Belgium (2009-present)<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Works and Collaborations ==<br />
<br />
<br />
'''Artistic Career''' <br />
<br />
Co-founded [[Aleateia Group]] Theatre in '''1992''' with [[Simon Bartolo]], [[Victor Debono]] and [[Russell Muscat]], and trained and performed at the Valletta Campus Theatre (then known as MITP Theatre - Mediterranean Institute Theatre Programme) till 2005.<br />
The group was formed while all were University Students finding the need to put into practice the various theories and disciplines encountered in their studies as well as discover their own methodology of work and discipline.[https://books.google.com.mt/books?id=nGfMAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA391&lpg=PA391&dq=aleateia+group+malta&source=bl&ots=JjPvYWvP0e&sig=ACfU3U0ZBRD7bJ9pk6dqMDBCKZ-f4UJvRA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjIlry1_77nAhUCIVAKHXavCb0Q6AEwB3oECAoQAQ#v=onepage&q=aleateia%20group%20malta&f=false]<br />
<br />
Between '''1993''' and '''1994''', co-founded and co-edited the literary journal "'''''Readers and Writers'''''" at University of Malta (5 quarterly issues). <br />
She started writing the first volume of the [[Fiddien Trilogy (Sqaq l-Infern)]] with Simon Bartolo in 2004 (published 2007). <br />
The second volume - [[Wied Wirdien]] - came out in 2008, and the final volume - [[Il-Ġnien tad-Dmugħ]] - in 2009. <br />
<br />
In '''2010''' began her solo career as writer with the publication of Magna Mater for young adult readers. The novel was written during the year her mother was diagnosed with cancer which led to her demise in June 2010. The "mother" element in the whole novel was a direct consequence of this. The novel is dedicated to her memory.<br />
<br />
In '''2013''' she was asked to collaborate with photographer [[Ritty Tacsum]]. <br />
She wrote a short story in 4 chapters inspired by her work, titled '''''Dawn l'erbat ikmamar l'għandi''''' (These four rooms of mine, translated into English by Ramon Zerafa). The launch of the book, a performative public reading of the story, took place during the exhibition itself, with Ritty's installation and exhibits as backdrop.<br />
<br />
This was the first time Vella combined literature, photography and performance in one event, an exercise which was repeated in the subsequent book launches ('''Rokit''' - 2017, '''Mill-bieb 'il ġewwa''' - 2019). It is also the fundamental principal behind the performance art collective which she co-founded with [[Sephora Gauc]]i in 2017, [[Barumbara]] Collective - to create performative events in collaboration with artists from other art forms.<br />
<br />
Between '''2014-2017''' she translated several children's stories from French into Maltese (known as Rumanzini) and one from Spanish into Maltese.<br />
<br />
Between '''2012-2017''' she wrote '''Rokit''', her most ambitious literary work so far.<br />
<br />
In '''2019''' she collaborated with artist [[Trevor Borg]] and wrote a story for children inspired by his work presented at the Venice Biennale as part of the Maltese Pavilion. The title of the story is '''''Smajna Isimna Taħt l-Art''''' published in November 2019.<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Recognitions and Achievments ==<br />
<br />
In 2016 Loranne was awarded the [[Terramaxka Prize]] for her translation of Abril Calero’s Violeta (Vjoletta, Merlin Publishers, 2015).<br />
<br />
She was the winner of the 2018 National Book Prize in the category Novels in Maltese and English with her book '''Rokit''' (Merlin Publishers, 2018)<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== References ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Vella, Loranne}}<br />
[[Category:Authors from Malta]]<br />
[[Category:Born in 1972]]<br />
[[Category:Female Actors]]</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Loranne_Vella&diff=56833Loranne Vella2020-02-07T08:45:01Z<p>Angie Balzan: added info</p>
<hr />
<div><br />
<br />
[[File:lorannevella.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Loranne Vella]]<br />
<br />
'''Loranne Vella''' born 10 July, 1972 is a Maltese writer, translator and performer, today living in Brussels.<br />
<br />
<br />
== Biography and Education ==<br />
<br />
'''Loranne Vella''' was born in Victoria Gozo, Malta to Mary Grace Monseigneur nee Ellul.<br />
<br />
She was raised by adoptive parents Teodosia Floria Vella nee Farrugia (1937-2010) and Joseph Vella (1926-2012)<br />
<br />
She attended the following institutions for her Education.<br />
<br />
*Thi Lakin School, Attard (1975-1976)<br />
*St. Joseph School, B'Bajda (1976-77)<br />
*St. Joseph School, Paola (1977-1984) <br />
*Sandhurst School (later known as Sir Adrian Dingli School)<br />
*Pembroke (Sept-Dec1984)<br />
*Maria ReginaJunior Lyceum, B'Bajda (1984-88)<br />
*Ġan Franġisk Abela Sixth Form, Msida (1988-1989)<br />
*University of Malta, tal-Qroqq - 1989-90<br />
*Foundation Course 1990-1991<br />
*B.Comm (incomplete) 1991-1995<br />
*B.A. Hons in Theatre Studies (Mediterranean Institute) and English as secondary subject 1995-2000<br />
*M.A. in Theatre Studies.<br />
<br />
<br />
== Personal Life and Places of Residence ==<br />
<br />
'''Places of Residence:'''<br />
<br />
1973-1977 - Ħamrun, Malta, 1977-1996 - B'Bugia, Malta, 1996-2005 - Mtarfa, Malta, 2005-2008 - Luxembourg, 2008 - Present (2019) - Brussels, Belgium<br />
<br />
'''Married to''': Simon Bartolo[1] (1996-2011), Ramon Zerafa (2012-2019)<br />
<br />
One child - Samuel Zerafa (son of Ramon Zerafa) born in 2012<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Profession and Career ==<br />
<br />
<br />
*English and Drama teacher at St. Aloysius College, B'Kara (1995-2005)<br />
<br />
*Translator at the European Parliament, Luxembourg (2005-2008)<br />
<br />
*Translator at the Economic and Social Committee, Brussels, Belgium (2009-present)<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Works and Collaborations ==<br />
<br />
<br />
'''Artistic Career''' <br />
<br />
Co-founded [[Aleateia Group]] Theatre in '''1992''' with [[Simon Bartolo]], [[Victor Debono]] and [[Russell Muscat]], and trained and performed at the Valletta Campus Theatre (then known as MITP Theatre - Mediterranean Institute Theatre Programme) till 2005.<br />
The group was formed while all were University Students finding the need to put into practice the various theories and disciplines encountered in their studies as well as discover their own methodology of work and discipline.[https://books.google.com.mt/books?id=nGfMAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA391&lpg=PA391&dq=aleateia+group+malta&source=bl&ots=JjPvYWvP0e&sig=ACfU3U0ZBRD7bJ9pk6dqMDBCKZ-f4UJvRA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjIlry1_77nAhUCIVAKHXavCb0Q6AEwB3oECAoQAQ#v=onepage&q=aleateia%20group%20malta&f=false]<br />
<br />
Between '''1993''' and '''1994''', co-founded and co-edited the literary journal "'''''Readers and Writers'''''" at University of Malta (5 quarterly issues). <br />
She started writing the first volume of the [[Fiddien Trilogy (Sqaq l-Infern)]] with Simon Bartolo in 2004 (published 2007). <br />
The second volume - [[Wied Wirdien]] - came out in 2008, and the final volume - [[Il-Ġnien tad-Dmugħ]] - in 2009. <br />
<br />
In '''2010''' began her solo career as writer with the publication of Magna Mater for young adult readers. The novel was written during the year her mother was diagnosed with cancer which led to her demise in June 2010. The "mother" element in the whole novel was a direct consequence of this. The novel is dedicated to her memory.<br />
<br />
In '''2013''' she was asked to collaborate with photographer [[Ritty Tacsum]]. <br />
She wrote a short story in 4 chapters inspired by her work, titled '''''Dawn l'erbat ikmamar l'għandi''''' (These four rooms of mine, translated into English by Ramon Zerafa). The launch of the book, a performative public reading of the story, took place during the exhibition itself, with Ritty's installation and exhibits as backdrop.<br />
<br />
This was the first time Vella combined literature, photography and performance in one event, an exercise which was repeated in the subsequent book launches ('''Rokit''' - 2017, '''Mill-bieb 'il ġewwa''' - 2019). It is also the fundamental principal behind the performance art collective which she co-founded with [[Sephora Gauc]]i in 2017, [[Barumbara]] Collective - to create performative events in collaboration with artists from other art forms.<br />
<br />
Between '''2014-2017''' she translated several children's stories from French into Maltese (known as Rumanzini) and one from Spanish into Maltese.<br />
<br />
Between '''2012-2017''' she wrote '''Rokit''', her most ambitious literary work so far.<br />
<br />
In '''2019''' she collaborated with artist [[Trevor Borg]] and wrote a story for children inspired by his work presented at the Venice Biennale as part of the Maltese Pavilion. The title of the story is '''''Smajna Isimna Taħt l-Art''''' published in November 2019.<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Recognitions and Achievments ==<br />
<br />
In 2016 Loranne was awarded the [[Terramaxka Prize]] for her translation of Abril Calero’s Violeta (Vjoletta, Merlin Publishers, 2015).<br />
<br />
She was the winner of the 2018 National Book Prize in the category Novels in Maltese and English with her book '''Rokit''' (Merlin Publishers, 2018)<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== References ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Vella, Loranne}}<br />
[[Category:Authors from Malta]]<br />
[[Category:Born in 1972]]<br />
[[Category:Female Actors]]</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Loranne_Vella&diff=56832Loranne Vella2020-02-07T08:41:21Z<p>Angie Balzan: added Category:Female Actors using HotCat</p>
<hr />
<div><br />
<br />
[[File:lorannevella.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Loranne Vella]]<br />
<br />
'''Loranne Vella''' born 10 July, 1972 is a Maltese writer, translator and performer, today living in Brussels.<br />
<br />
<br />
== Biography and Education ==<br />
<br />
'''Loranne Vella''' was born in Victoria Gozo, Malta to Mary Grace Monseigneur nee Ellul.<br />
<br />
She was raised by adoptive parents Teodosia Floria Vella nee Farrugia (1937-2010) and Joseph Vella (1926-2012)<br />
<br />
She attended the following institutions for her Education.<br />
<br />
*Thi Lakin School, Attard (1975-1976)<br />
*St. Joseph School, B'Bajda (1976-77)<br />
*St. Joseph School, Paola (1977-1984) <br />
*Sandhurst School (later known as Sir Adrian Dingli School)<br />
*Pembroke (Sept-Dec1984)<br />
*Maria ReginaJunior Lyceum, B'Bajda (1984-88)<br />
*Ġan Franġisk Abela Sixth Form, Msida (1988-1989)<br />
*University of Malta, tal-Qroqq - 1989-90<br />
*Foundation Course 1990-1991<br />
*B.Comm (incomplete) 1991-1995<br />
*B.A. Hons in Theatre Studies (Mediterranean Institute) and English as secondary subject 1995-2000<br />
*M.A. in Theatre Studies.<br />
<br />
<br />
== Personal Life and Places of Residence ==<br />
<br />
'''Places of Residence:'''<br />
<br />
1973-1977 - Ħamrun, Malta, 1977-1996 - B'Bugia, Malta, 1996-2005 - Mtarfa, Malta, 2005-2008 - Luxembourg, 2008 - Present (2019) - Brussels, Belgium<br />
<br />
'''Married to''': Simon Bartolo[1] (1996-2011), Ramon Zerafa (2012-2019)<br />
<br />
One child - Samuel Zerafa (son of Ramon Zerafa) born in 2012<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Profession and Career ==<br />
<br />
<br />
*English and Drama teacher at St. Aloysius College, B'Kara (1995-2005)<br />
<br />
*Translator at the European Parliament, Luxembourg (2005-2008)<br />
<br />
*Translator at the Economic and Social Committee, Brussels, Belgium (2009-present)<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Works and Collaborations ==<br />
<br />
<br />
'''Artistic Career''' <br />
<br />
Co-founded [[Aleateia Group]] Theatre in '''1992''' with [[Simon Bartolo]], [[Victor Debono]] and [[Russell Muscat]], and trained and performed at the Valletta Campus Theatre (then known as MITP Theatre - Mediterranean Institute Theatre Programme) till 2005.<br />
The group was formed while all were University Students finding the need to put into practice the various theories and disciplines encountered in their studies as well as discover their own methodology of work and discipline.[https://books.google.com.mt/books?id=nGfMAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA391&lpg=PA391&dq=aleateia+group+malta&source=bl&ots=JjPvYWvP0e&sig=ACfU3U0ZBRD7bJ9pk6dqMDBCKZ-f4UJvRA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjIlry1_77nAhUCIVAKHXavCb0Q6AEwB3oECAoQAQ#v=onepage&q=aleateia%20group%20malta&f=false]<br />
<br />
Between '''1993''' and '''1994''', co-founded and co-edited the literary journal "'''''Readers and Writers'''''" at University of Malta (5 quarterly issues). <br />
She started writing the first volume of the [[Fiddien Trilogy (Sqaq l-Infern)]] with Simon Bartolo in 2004 (published 2007). <br />
The second volume - [[Wied Wirdien]] - came out in 2008, and the final volume - [[Il-Ġnien tad-Dmugħ]] - in 2009. <br />
<br />
In '''2010''' began her solo career as writer with the publication of Magna Mater for young adult readers. The novel was written during the year her mother was diagnosed with cancer which led to her demise in June 2010. The "mother" element in the whole novel was a direct consequence of this. The novel is dedicated to her memory.<br />
<br />
In '''2013''' she was asked to collaborate with photographer [[Ritty Tacsum]]. <br />
She wrote a short story in 4 chapters inspired by her work, titled '''''Dawn l'erbat ikmamar l'għandi''''' (These four rooms of mine, translated into English by Ramon Zerafa). The launch of the book, a performative public reading of the story, took place during the exhibition itself, with Ritty's installation and exhibits as backdrop.<br />
<br />
This was the first time Vella combined literature, photography and performance in one event, an exercise which was repeated in the subsequent book launches ('''Rokit''' - 2017, '''Mill-bieb 'il ġewwa''' - 2019). It is also the fundamental principal behind the performance art collective which she co-founded with [[Sephora Gauc]]i in 2017, [[Barumbara]] Collective - to create performative events in collaboration with artists from other art forms.<br />
<br />
Between '''2014-2017''' she translated several children's stories from French into Maltese (known as Rumanzini) and one from Spanish into Maltese.<br />
<br />
Between '''2012-2017''' she wrote '''Rokit''', her most ambitious literary work so far.<br />
<br />
In '''2019''' she collaborated with artist [[Trevor Borg]] and wrote a story for children inspired by his work presented at the Venice Biennale as part of the Maltese Pavilion. The title of the story is '''''Smajna Isimna Taħt l-Art''''' published in November 2019.<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== References ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Vella, Loranne}}<br />
[[Category:Authors from Malta]]<br />
[[Category:Born in 1972]]<br />
[[Category:Female Actors]]</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Loranne_Vella&diff=56831Loranne Vella2020-02-07T08:40:36Z<p>Angie Balzan: </p>
<hr />
<div><br />
<br />
[[File:lorannevella.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Loranne Vella]]<br />
<br />
'''Loranne Vella''' born 10 July, 1972 is a Maltese writer, translator and performer, today living in Brussels.<br />
<br />
<br />
== Biography and Education ==<br />
<br />
'''Loranne Vella''' was born in Victoria Gozo, Malta to Mary Grace Monseigneur nee Ellul.<br />
<br />
She was raised by adoptive parents Teodosia Floria Vella nee Farrugia (1937-2010) and Joseph Vella (1926-2012)<br />
<br />
She attended the following institutions for her Education.<br />
<br />
*Thi Lakin School, Attard (1975-1976)<br />
*St. Joseph School, B'Bajda (1976-77)<br />
*St. Joseph School, Paola (1977-1984) <br />
*Sandhurst School (later known as Sir Adrian Dingli School)<br />
*Pembroke (Sept-Dec1984)<br />
*Maria ReginaJunior Lyceum, B'Bajda (1984-88)<br />
*Ġan Franġisk Abela Sixth Form, Msida (1988-1989)<br />
*University of Malta, tal-Qroqq - 1989-90<br />
*Foundation Course 1990-1991<br />
*B.Comm (incomplete) 1991-1995<br />
*B.A. Hons in Theatre Studies (Mediterranean Institute) and English as secondary subject 1995-2000<br />
*M.A. in Theatre Studies.<br />
<br />
<br />
== Personal Life and Places of Residence ==<br />
<br />
'''Places of Residence:'''<br />
<br />
1973-1977 - Ħamrun, Malta, 1977-1996 - B'Bugia, Malta, 1996-2005 - Mtarfa, Malta, 2005-2008 - Luxembourg, 2008 - Present (2019) - Brussels, Belgium<br />
<br />
'''Married to''': Simon Bartolo[1] (1996-2011), Ramon Zerafa (2012-2019)<br />
<br />
One child - Samuel Zerafa (son of Ramon Zerafa) born in 2012<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Profession and Career ==<br />
<br />
<br />
*English and Drama teacher at St. Aloysius College, B'Kara (1995-2005)<br />
<br />
*Translator at the European Parliament, Luxembourg (2005-2008)<br />
<br />
*Translator at the Economic and Social Committee, Brussels, Belgium (2009-present)<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Works and Collaborations ==<br />
<br />
<br />
'''Artistic Career''' <br />
<br />
Co-founded [[Aleateia Group]] Theatre in '''1992''' with [[Simon Bartolo]], [[Victor Debono]] and [[Russell Muscat]], and trained and performed at the Valletta Campus Theatre (then known as MITP Theatre - Mediterranean Institute Theatre Programme) till 2005.<br />
The group was formed while all were University Students finding the need to put into practice the various theories and disciplines encountered in their studies as well as discover their own methodology of work and discipline.[https://books.google.com.mt/books?id=nGfMAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA391&lpg=PA391&dq=aleateia+group+malta&source=bl&ots=JjPvYWvP0e&sig=ACfU3U0ZBRD7bJ9pk6dqMDBCKZ-f4UJvRA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjIlry1_77nAhUCIVAKHXavCb0Q6AEwB3oECAoQAQ#v=onepage&q=aleateia%20group%20malta&f=false]<br />
<br />
Between '''1993''' and '''1994''', co-founded and co-edited the literary journal "'''''Readers and Writers'''''" at University of Malta (5 quarterly issues). <br />
She started writing the first volume of the [[Fiddien Trilogy (Sqaq l-Infern)]] with Simon Bartolo in 2004 (published 2007). <br />
The second volume - [[Wied Wirdien]] - came out in 2008, and the final volume - [[Il-Ġnien tad-Dmugħ]] - in 2009. <br />
<br />
In '''2010''' began her solo career as writer with the publication of Magna Mater for young adult readers. The novel was written during the year her mother was diagnosed with cancer which led to her demise in June 2010. The "mother" element in the whole novel was a direct consequence of this. The novel is dedicated to her memory.<br />
<br />
In '''2013''' she was asked to collaborate with photographer [[Ritty Tacsum]]. <br />
She wrote a short story in 4 chapters inspired by her work, titled '''''Dawn l'erbat ikmamar l'għandi''''' (These four rooms of mine, translated into English by Ramon Zerafa). The launch of the book, a performative public reading of the story, took place during the exhibition itself, with Ritty's installation and exhibits as backdrop.<br />
<br />
This was the first time Vella combined literature, photography and performance in one event, an exercise which was repeated in the subsequent book launches ('''Rokit''' - 2017, '''Mill-bieb 'il ġewwa''' - 2019). It is also the fundamental principal behind the performance art collective which she co-founded with [[Sephora Gauc]]i in 2017, [[Barumbara]] Collective - to create performative events in collaboration with artists from other art forms.<br />
<br />
Between '''2014-2017''' she translated several children's stories from French into Maltese (known as Rumanzini) and one from Spanish into Maltese.<br />
<br />
Between '''2012-2017''' she wrote '''Rokit''', her most ambitious literary work so far.<br />
<br />
In '''2019''' she collaborated with artist [[Trevor Borg]] and wrote a story for children inspired by his work presented at the Venice Biennale as part of the Maltese Pavilion. The title of the story is '''''Smajna Isimna Taħt l-Art''''' published in November 2019.<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== References ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
{{DEFAULTSORT:Vella, Loranne}}<br />
[[Category:Authors from Malta]]<br />
[[Category:Born in 1972]]</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Loranne_Vella&diff=56830Loranne Vella2020-02-07T08:26:30Z<p>Angie Balzan: added info and formatting</p>
<hr />
<div><br />
<br />
[[File:lorannevella.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Loranne Vella]]<br />
<br />
'''Loranne Vella''' born 10 July, 1972 is a Maltese writer, translator and performer, today living in Brussels.<br />
<br />
<br />
== Biography and Education ==<br />
<br />
'''Loranne Vella''' was born in Victoria Gozo, Malta to Mary Grace Monseigneur nee Ellul.<br />
<br />
She was raised by adoptive parents Teodosia Floria Vella nee Farrugia (1937-2010) and Joseph Vella (1926-2012)<br />
<br />
She attended the following institutions for her Education.<br />
<br />
*Thi Lakin School, Attard (1975-1976)<br />
*St. Joseph School, B'Bajda (1976-77)<br />
*St. Joseph School, Paola (1977-1984) <br />
*Sandhurst School (later known as Sir Adrian Dingli School)<br />
*Pembroke (Sept-Dec1984)<br />
*Maria ReginaJunior Lyceum, B'Bajda (1984-88)<br />
*Ġan Franġisk Abela Sixth Form, Msida (1988-1989)<br />
*University of Malta, tal-Qroqq - 1989-90<br />
*Foundation Course 1990-1991<br />
*B.Comm (incomplete) 1991-1995<br />
*B.A. Hons in Theatre Studies (Mediterranean Institute) and English as secondary subject 1995-2000<br />
*M.A. in Theatre Studies.<br />
<br />
<br />
== Personal Life and Places of Residence ==<br />
<br />
'''Places of Residence:'''<br />
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1973-1977 - Ħamrun, Malta, 1977-1996 - B'Bugia, Malta, 1996-2005 - Mtarfa, Malta, 2005-2008 - Luxembourg, 2008 - Present (2019) - Brussels, Belgium<br />
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'''Married to''': Simon Bartolo[1] (1996-2011), Ramon Zerafa (2012-2019)<br />
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One child - Samuel Zerafa (son of Ramon Zerafa) born in 2012<br />
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== Profession and Career ==<br />
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*English and Drama teacher at St. Aloysius College, B'Kara (1995-2005)<br />
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*Translator at the European Parliament, Luxembourg (2005-2008)<br />
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*Translator at the Economic and Social Committee, Brussels, Belgium (2009-present)<br />
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== Works and Collaborations ==<br />
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'''Artistic Career''' <br />
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Co-founded [[Aleateia Grou]]p Theatre in '''1992''' with [[Simon Bartolo]], [[Victor Debono]] and [[Russell Muscat]], and trained and performed at the Valletta Campus Theatre (then known as MITP Theatre - Mediterranean Institute Theatre Programme) till 2005.<br />
The group was formed while all were University Students finding the need to put into practice the various theories and disciplines encountered in their studies as well as discover their own methodology of work and discipline.[https://books.google.com.mt/books?id=nGfMAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA391&lpg=PA391&dq=aleateia+group+malta&source=bl&ots=JjPvYWvP0e&sig=ACfU3U0ZBRD7bJ9pk6dqMDBCKZ-f4UJvRA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjIlry1_77nAhUCIVAKHXavCb0Q6AEwB3oECAoQAQ#v=onepage&q=aleateia%20group%20malta&f=false]<br />
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Between '''1993''' and '''1994''', co-founded and co-edited the literary journal "'''''Readers and Writers'''''" at University of Malta (5 quarterly issues). <br />
She started writing the first volume of the [[Fiddien Trilogy (Sqaq l-Infern)]] with Simon Bartolo in 2004 (published 2007). <br />
The second volume - [[Wied Wirdien]] - came out in 2008, and the final volume - [[Il-Ġnien tad-Dmugħ]] - in 2009. <br />
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In '''2010''' began her solo career as writer with the publication of Magna Mater for young adult readers. The novel was written during the year her mother was diagnosed with cancer which led to her demise in June 2010. The "mother" element in the whole novel was a direct consequence of this. The novel is dedicated to her memory.<br />
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In '''2013''' she was asked to collaborate with photographer [[Ritty Tacsum]]. <br />
She wrote a short story in 4 chapters inspired by her work, titled '''''Dawn l'erbat ikmamar l'għandi''''' (These four rooms of mine, translated into English by Ramon Zerafa). The launch of the book, a performative public reading of the story, took place during the exhibition itself, with Ritty's installation and exhibits as backdrop.<br />
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This was the first time Vella combined literature, photography and performance in one event, an exercise which was repeated in the subsequent book launches ('''Rokit''' - 2017, '''Mill-bieb 'il ġewwa''' - 2019). It is also the fundamental principal behind the performance art collective which she co-founded with [[Sephora Gauc]]i in 2017, [[Barumbara]] Collective - to create performative events in collaboration with artists from other art forms.<br />
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Between '''2014-2017''' she translated several children's stories from French into Maltese (known as Rumanzini) and one from Spanish into Maltese.<br />
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Between '''2012-2017''' she wrote '''Rokit''', her most ambitious literary work so far.<br />
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In '''2019''' she collaborated with artist [[Trevor Borg]] and wrote a story for children inspired by his work presented at the Venice Biennale as part of the Maltese Pavilion. The title of the story is '''''Smajna Isimna Taħt l-Art''''' published in November 2019.<br />
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== References ==<br />
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[[File:Genesis-concept sketches-Images-hero.jpg|400px|thumb|right|'''Genesis''' by [[Oksana Chepelyk]] presented at the Art+Feminism 2020 exhibition at Spazju Kreattiv Space A]]<br />
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An exhibition titled '''Art+Feminism 2020''' is planned to take place from '''7th February''' to '''5th April 2020''' at Spazju Kreattiv, [[St James Cavalier Centre for Creativity]], Valletta, Malta.<br />
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== Exhibition Description ==<br />
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Art+Feminism is an annual worldwide edit-a-thon to add content to Wikipedia about women artists. Now in its third year in Malta, this edition features a series of curated exhibitions across three sites presenting new works by both established and emerging artists. <br />
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Alongside the exhibitions, activities will include a number of Wikipedia editing workshops and edit-a-thons. These activities will further address the gender gap on Wikipedia whilst highlighting the work of women artists and their contribution to the art scene in Malta.<br />
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The 2020 edition of this event is part of the '''Art + Feminism project''' initiated in Malta in 2018, through a collaboration between Wikimedia Community Malta[http://wikimalta.org/wiki/Main_Page], [[M3P Foundation]] and Spazju Kreattiv.Other collaborators include [[Unfinished Art Space]] and the [[Gabriel Caruana]] Foundation.<br />
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== Exhibitions ==<br />
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Following on the previous two editions of Art+Feminism in Malta, Spazju Kreattiv has invited a small number of women artists whose works form part of the Fondazzjoni Kreattività Art Collection to present new works alongside others by international artists who responded to an associated open call. The range of artists spans three generations, from established names to emerging talents. The works show a broad approach to the theme of the exhibition, engaging diverse media and presentational methods. The artists are [[Mirjana Batinić]], [[Debbie Caruana Dingli]], [[Oksana Chepelyk]], [[Therese Debono]], [[Emma Fsadni]], [[Anna Grima]], [[Gloria Oyarzabal]] and [[Enrique Tabone]].<br />
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Curator: [[Toni Sant]]<br />
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== Exhibition Dates ==<br />
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'''7 February - 5 April 2020''': A+F 2020 at Spazju Kreattiv<br />
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''Curator’s tour'': '''Friday 6 March 2020''' at 3pm and '''Sunday 8 March 2020''' at 10:30am<br />
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'''14 February - 8 March 2020''': Strangers in a Strange Land at MUŻA<br />
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'''8 - 25 March 2020''': [[Gabriel Caruana]] Foundation A+F 2020<br />
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'''5 March - 10 May 2020''': [[Jean Busuttil Zaleski]] Centenary Celebration<br />
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== Exhibition Contents ==<br />
=== Spazju Kreattiv (Space A) ===<br />
* ''[[The Garden Party]]'' (2019) - [[Debbie Caruana Dingli]]<br />
* ''[[Genesis]]'' (2020) - [[Oksana Chepelyk]]<br />
* ''[[Rinse]]'' (2020) - [[Emma Fsadni]]<br />
* ''[[Fifth and Sixth Chakra: Sound Vibration]]'' (2019) - [[Anna Grima]]<br />
* ''[[Woman go no’gre]]'' (2018) - [[Gloria Oyarzabal]]<br />
* ''[[Ġismi|Ġisimna]]'' (2020) + ''Fjur'' (2019) - [[Enrique Tabone]]<br />
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=== Spazju Kreattiv (Space B) ===<br />
* ''[[Brides on Bed]]s'' (2019/20) - [[Therese Debono]]<br />
* ''[[Liquid Gold]]'' (2020) - [[Mirjana Batinić]]<br />
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== [[Strangers in a Strange Land]] ==<br />
=== MUŻA ===<br />
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'''14th February''' - '''8th March 2020'''<br />
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Curated by [[Margerita Pule]]<br />
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'''Strangers in a Strange Land''' is a multidisciplinary exhibition about being female in a world narrated by and designed for men. <br />
Visual and multidisciplinary artists react to the status quo of a male-oriented world, exploring how we can re-design, re-narrate and re-see what is said, and what is valued.<br />
What can a more feminine perspective contribute, and what does a feminine perspective mean in terms of physical, philosophical and societal outlooks? <br />
And does the bilateral depiction of ‘feminine’ and ‘masculine’ exist, or to what extent is it a false construct?<br />
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'''Artists'''<br />
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* [[Barumbara]]<br />
* [[Roxman Gatt]]<br />
* [[Letta Shtohryn]]<br />
* [[Etienne Farrell]]<br />
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== Privat: The Natural Body as Fiction ==<br />
=== The Mill - [[Gabriel Caruana]] Foundation===<br />
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Who are we when no one is looking? Are we becoming more than ever alienated from our own sex? Sex appeal has become solely image-based, a curated version for the sake of Instagram, commodifying our bodies into separate body parts and encouraging capitalism to boom more rapidly. This is a solo exhibition by [[Charlene Galea]], supported by the [[Gabriel Caruana]] Foundation.<br />
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Curator: [[Raffaella Zammit]]<br />
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== Workshop and edit-a-thon ==<br />
The goal for this Wikipedia editing workshop and Art+Feminism edit-a-thon is to create and edit Wikipedia pages about women artists in Malta, especially ones involved in the associated exhibitions<br />
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=== Spazju Kreattiv (Space D) ===<br />
* '''7 + 8 February 2020''': Art and Feminism 2020 in Malta<br />
* '''6 + 7 March 2020''': Art and Feminism 2020 in Malta<br />
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== Jean Zaleski Centenary Celebration ==<br />
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Maltese-American artist [[Jean Busuttil Zaleski]] was born on 11 April 1920. <br />
Her association with Fondazzjoni Kreattività dates back to the turn of the millennium when she helped establish what today is known as the Spazju Kreattiv Artists’ Residency programme. <br />
The Centre for Creativity hosted a solo exhibition by her in 2002 and her works have over the years endeared art lovers in Malta and the United States and beyond. <br />
To celebrate the centenary of her birth and mark the tenth anniversary of her passing, Art+Feminism 2020 includes a special display of some of her works located in Malta in private collections and the Fondazzjoni Kreattività art collection.<br />
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Curator: [[Toni Sant]]<br />
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Venue: Atrium Approach and Meditation Area, Spazju Kreattiv<br />
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== External links ==<br />
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* [http://www.artandfeminism.org/ Art+Feminism]<br />
* [http://wikimalta.org/wiki/Art%2BFeminism Art+Feminism in Malta]<br />
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== Strangers in a Strange Land ==<br />
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14th February - 20 March 2020 <br />
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'''Muza'''<br />
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Strangers in a Strange Land refers to the hundreds of negotiations that women make as part of their daily lives, often without even being conscious of<br />
them, to navigate in a context where the default is almost without exception a male version of the world.<br />
This can range from small irritations like air-conditioners being set too cold for women, to more significant inequalities like<br />
inbuilt algorithmic prejudices, medical misdiagnoses or a misrepresentation of sexual violence against women.''<br />
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Curator: [[Margerita Pule]]<br />
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== Strangers in a Strange Land ==<br />
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14th February - 20 March 2020 <br />
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'''Muza'''<br />
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Strangers in a Strange Land refers to the hundreds of negotiations that women make as part of their daily lives, often without even being conscious of<br />
them, to navigate in a context where the default is almost without exception a male version of the world.<br />
This can range from small irritations like air-conditioners being set too cold for women, to more significant inequalities like<br />
inbuilt algorithmic prejudices, medical misdiagnoses or a misrepresentation of sexual violence against women.''<br />
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Curator: [[Margerita Pule]]<br />
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[[Category:Art+Feminism]]</div>Angie Balzanhttp://www.m3p.com.mt/wiki/index.php?title=Strangers_in_a_Strange_Land&diff=56815Strangers in a Strange Land2020-02-06T07:03:07Z<p>Angie Balzan: Created page with " == Strangers in a Strange Land == 14th February - 20 March 2020 '''Muza''' Strangers in a Strange Land refers to the hundreds of negotiations that women make as part o..."</p>
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== Strangers in a Strange Land ==<br />
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14th February - 20 March 2020 <br />
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'''Muza'''<br />
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Strangers in a Strange Land refers to the hundreds of negotiations that women make as part of their daily lives, often without even being conscious of<br />
them, to navigate in a context where the default is almost without exception a male version of the world.<br />
This can range from small irritations like air-conditioners being set too cold for women, to more significant inequalities like<br />
inbuilt algorithmic prejudices, medical misdiagnoses or a misrepresentation of sexual violence against women.''<br />
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Curator: [[Margerita Pule]]</div>Angie Balzan