Carbonaro – is the title of the next exhibition at Il-Hagar Museum in Gozo, which will showcase sixty works by Pawl Carbonaro, including landscapes, abstracts and etchings.

The artist’s unique style, is characterised by intense emotions, dynamic gestures and a profound exploration of space and colour.

Pawl Carbonaro, born in 1948 in Sliema, but now living in Gozo’s Zebbug, has been exhibiting successfully since the sixties.

Interestingly, after beginning his artistic education with his prolific father Hugo, he continued under Esprit Barthet (whose works were featured here earlier this year) and later in Italy for a diploma. A 1993 stamp featured one of his paintings.

Carbonaro opens on Saturday, the 9th of September, until Sunday, the 5th of November.

The accompanying catalogue is published as Il-Hagar GEMS 26.

Support is acknowledged by the museum from numerous institutions, private and public, specifically on this occasion the Gozo Action Group Foundation through the LEADER Programme.

Il-Hagar, which is located in St George’s Square, Victoria, is open 9am to 5pm seven days a week, there is no entrance fee.

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