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Keith Sciberras

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Keith Sciberras

May 28, 2021

When he’s not examining artworks, writing books, curating exhibitions or lecturing, Prof. Keith Sciberras is invariably to be found in an archive. And with good reason. He’s made several discoveries and his infectious enthusiasm for all the surprises that a careful trawl through the archives yields, bubbles over in this conversation.

Whether he’s speaking about Caravaggio or carpets (those depicted in still lifes!) you can tell that he’s always on the brink of a discovery and likes nothing better than to share it with his students and fellow art historians.

As head of the Department of Art and Art History at the University of Malta he is instrumental in forming the next generation of art historians and he argues that their creativity and training arm them with unique qualities that can contribute greatly to the workforce.

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With mentor and founding head of the Department of History of Art Prof. Mario Buhagiar (second from right), Professors Dominic Fenech and Anthony Bonanno

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The poster of the landmark Mattia Preti exhibition held at the Venaria Reale in Torino

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Unloading monumental works ahead of the setting up of the Preti exhibition

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WIth art historian, politician and media personality Vittorio Sgarbi at the setting up of the Preti exhibition in Torino

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A lavish still life bearing all the hallmarks of the rediscovered 17th c. painter, the Maltese Francesco Noletti

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Links mentioned in the podcast:

 

Roman Baroque Sculpture for the Knights of Malta - An FPM Publication

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Warburg Institute

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Bank of Naples Archives

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The Devil of the Brush – a Palazzo Falson/FPM exhibition, with Virtual interactive Tour

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Gibsoteka at the University of Malta (Valletta Campus)

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