Strada Levante - € 185.00

Another great step forward for me and my country.

“La Capitale in Chiaroscuro” goes to Italy for a ten day exhibition in Valle Di Ledro, Lago di Garda. It was a target that I wanted to reach before the end of year to take an exhibit off our shores, even further than Gozo . With a helping hand from Kevin Casha I managed to make this a reality.

The exhibition will be open for the public from the 23rd of August and ends on the 30 of August between 19:30 and 22:30. The inauguration being held on 23rd of August at 1700 hours.

This is a big step not only for myself, but also for portraying our capital city off the limits of Malta. This collective exhibition with another local photographer is being held in the Sala consigliare di Mezzolago.

I also want to thank the Circolo Fotoamatori Valle di Ledro for giving me this great opportunity to share this collection also in Lago di Garda.

More info about the exhibits

Thank you for all those who managed to visit this exhibition whilst resident at the trattoria Omerta in Valletta.

I am currently looking out for a location where this collection can reside once it is back from Italy. please send any ideas to info@rchircop.com

Photographic exhibition in Valle Di Ledro

The exhibition “La Capitale in Chiaroscuro” hosted at the Trattoria Omerta in Valletta draws to an end this month the 31st of July 2010.  So those who have not yet managed to view this exhibition will still have time till the end of July.  From Valletta the collection will be going to Italy for another exhibition in Valle Di Ledro.

St John's Co-Cathedral - € 235.00

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La Capitale in Chiaroscuro

A photographic exhibition about the hidden treasures of Valletta.

All 21 photographs in this exhibition focus on the areas in Valletta that are usually full of activity and hectic during the day but calm down during the night. And here is where the magnificence of this city lushes out in silence. When I was a kid I used to run from one street to another with my grandparents and wondered who had ever built such a fortress, such a place that looked boundless to me those days.

During most of my visits to this city I discovered her hidden secrets of the past, the strongholds that kept Valletta what it is today. In due course I also discovered that time has not spared her lusciousness, her strength, and there is where I wanted to contribute. I wanted to bring out what many might ignore during the day, the architecture that has survived several years, the many facets that the city still enjoys.

The exhibition is being held at:

Omerta Trattoria & Wine Bar

92, Old Bakery Street,

Valletta

Very close to the school of Art

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Viewing Times:

Monday : From 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM & From 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM

Tuesday :Closed all day

Wednesday to Saturday : From 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM & From 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM

Sunday : From 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM