NoċeMuskata is proud to have been entrusted with branding and managing the digital marketing , public relations, and communication of Malta’s first ever art biennale.

Daily Television Programmes

Noċemuskata was entrusted to produce 30 short 2-minute features which aired on Malta’s national TV station. The features introduced some of the contemporary art, the rich historical settings, and the creative minds behind the artworks of the maltabiennale.art 2024. Each feature was designed in a way to engage viewers with compelling visuals and informative content, encouraging both participation in the maltabiennale.art and a deeper appreciation for the arts.

L-Arti Tan-Nies Programme

In addition to the daily TV programmes, Noċemuskata also had the privilege of producing a total of 6 20-minute programmes which aired on Malta’s national TV station. These 20-minute programmes delved deeper into the concept of contemporary art and how it relates to various aspects surrounding us. Each programme included guest speakers whom elaborated on the theme of each respective programme, whilst sharing personal views on the subject.

• Programme 1: Interview with Mr Mario Cutajar
• Programme 2: Art as a reflection on Mental Well Being 
• Programme 3: Migration and Colonial Legacies in Contemporary Art
• Programme 4: Art as a Vehicle for Social Change
• Programme 5: Cultural Identity and Diaspora in Contemporary Art
• Programme 6: The Role of Women in Contemporary Art 

Social Media Marketing

Noċemuskata proudly managed maltabiennale.art 2024’s social media marketing throughout its course. The process involved the creation of social media marketing strategies, managing the social media platforms and creating captivating ,eye-catching & informative content, whilst liasing with brand guidelines to ensure that the respective audience was attracted towards and engaged with the social media pages. The social media platforms served as a basis and point of reference to the audience, wherein all  information regarding the biennale and it’s components was put forth.

Il-Muża li Kellmitni

Il-Muża li Kellmitni is a docu-series dedicated to the different stories recounted at MUŻA, The National Community Art Museum, but above all, it is a work that focuses on how art has a place in our lives, particularly during tough times such as the current COVID-19 pandemic.

The main aim of the work was to create and facilitate access to MUŻA, inspired by the collective belief of the NoċeMuskata team that art must be accessible to all. This docu-series was intended to serve as a bridge between these two elements and to bring Maltese cultural history to the public. A history that, after all, is a crucial part of our Maltese identity.

The production reflects on a central question: what can MUŻA offer to those not familiar with visual arts, that would still give them an unforgettable experience?

From this question, Il-Muża li Kellmitni was born. This docu-series recounts the journey of four distinct personalities, who in spite of their respective successes, are not traditionally associated with visual arts.

Il-Muża li Kellmitni

Il-Baħar u Hi (ma’ Lydia Abela)

Il-Muża li Kellmitni

F’Qalb l-Organista (ma’ Wayne Marshall)

Il-Muża li Kellmitni

F’Salib it-Toroq Qalb L-Imwieġ (ma’ Walid Nabhan)

Il-Muża li Kellmitni

Żeffinni Qalb l-Arti (ma’ Andrea Riolo)

Il-Muża li Kellmitni was funded through Kultura TV by Arts Council Malta and aired on ONE TV last December 2020. Due to popular demand, the four part series will be airing again on ONE TV this December 2021 on Monday 27^th, Wednesday 29^th, Thursday 30^th and Friday 31^st at 14:50.

Diplomazija Astuta: An Exclusive Feature by NoċeMuskata

Commissioned by Arts Council Malta, and featured on Nowness International

Earlier this year, the NoċeMuskata team had the honour of documenting Malta’s participation in the 59th Venice Biennale, arguably the largest and most prestigious international cultural institution.

Malta’s pavilion, aptly titled Diplomazija Astuta, looks into the deepest, most visceral themes explored in Caravaggio’s The Beheading of St. John the Baptist (1608) and gives them a contemporary makeover. Through the collective work of artists Arcangelo Sassolino, Giuseppe Schembri Bonaci, Brian Schembri, and co-curators Keith Sciberras and Jeffrey Uslip, Caravaggio’s indignation at the biblical tragedy and injustice feels very much pertinent to our modern times.

In this exclusive feature for Arts Council Malta and Nowness, the NoċeMuskata team, in collaboration with Sebio Aquilina Audio Visuals, closely documented the artists’ and curators’ internal dialogues and processes, which led to the creation of Diplomazija Astuta.

You can see more on Nowness here or below.