UNFINISHED ART SPACE
Unfinished Art Space is run by Unfinished Foundation, registered in Malta, with VO Number 10045. We are on the island of Malta in the middle of the Mediterranean. We are happy to collaborate with artists and art spaces from all over the world.
Margerita Pulè is an artist, writer and curator, with a Master’s Degree in Fine Arts, and currently editor of The Malta Artpaper. Her practice and research are concerned with the contradictions of politics and social realities.
Lifelong enthusiastic student of dance, Karen Xuereb began at a tender age with classical ballet and continues today with argentine tango. Having lived and worked in Europe’s capital, Brussels, Karen appreciates a multi-lingual and cultural environment and seeks every opportunity to enjoy and help promote talent.
Dr Karsten Xuereb lectures and manages projects addressing cultural policy and relations in Europe and the Mediterranean at the University of Malta. He is a member of the scientific committees of Brokering Intercultural Exchange (https://managingculture.net/) and The Phoenicians' Cultural Route (http://fenici.net/en/), the latter on behalf of the Maltese cultural association Inizjamed (https://www.inizjamed.org/). He carries out research at the UNESCO World Heritage Nomination Project at the Ministry for Culture in Valletta. His writing and audiovisual material including papers, videos and a weekly radio programme on the university radio station Campus FM are accessible at https://culturalpolicy.blog/.
Lifelong enthusiastic student of dance, Karen Xuereb began at a tender age with classical ballet and continues today with argentine tango. Having lived and worked in Europe’s capital, Brussels, Karen appreciates a multi-lingual and cultural environment and seeks every opportunity to enjoy and help promote talent.
Dr Karsten Xuereb lectures and manages projects addressing cultural policy and relations in Europe and the Mediterranean at the University of Malta. He is a member of the scientific committees of Brokering Intercultural Exchange (https://managingculture.net/) and The Phoenicians' Cultural Route (http://fenici.net/en/), the latter on behalf of the Maltese cultural association Inizjamed (https://www.inizjamed.org/). He carries out research at the UNESCO World Heritage Nomination Project at the Ministry for Culture in Valletta. His writing and audiovisual material including papers, videos and a weekly radio programme on the university radio station Campus FM are accessible at https://culturalpolicy.blog/.
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margeritapule@gmail.com
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