Sunday, 30 August 2015
Villa Messina
Clockwise: 1. A cup of green tea everyday 2. Enjoying art 3. French Manicure. 4. Animals and nature.
Villa Messina
Clockwise: 1. Talking alot. 2. Family 3. A cup of coffee with cake every morning 4. Nature
Villa Messina
Clockwise: 1. Walking in the park 2. Enjoying beautiful accessories like bags and shoes 3. Malta. 4. Her cat.
Saturday, 29 August 2015
Thursday, 27 August 2015
Roseville Home
Clockwise: 1. the Maltese sun. 2. Growing flowers in the garden 3. Writing 4. Dancing
Roseville Home
Clockwise: 1. Picking flowers 2. Enjoying icecream 3. Home. 4. Reading books. ALOT of books.
Zammit Clapp home
Clockwise: 1. Enjoying the simple things in life, like watching birds. 2. Sewing 3. Feeding the birds. 4. Being around people and animals
Zammit Clapp home
Her horse Gypsy. She had seen him grow up. He became 16. Her memories of Gypsy are still very much alive.
Tuesday, 25 August 2015
Casa San Paolo
From left to right: 1. Doing most things yourself. 2. Being around animals. 3. Looking after your children.
Casa San Paolo
Clockwise: 1. Taking care of her grandchildren 2. Watching football 3. Watermelon 4. Love.
Casa Arkati
Left: This artist was a bit stubburn (always stay that way) and letting everyone know that she has nothing to add to the art world. She wanted to tell us about Maltese culture, and the beautiful ceiling of the San Ġwann. Right: Fresh fruit growing on the trees, surrounded by flowers.
Coach
Victor Scerri, former goalkeeper and former coach of the Maltese national team's secret is (of course) staying active. He actually still trains in sports for seniors at the CareMalta homes.
Casa Arkati
Clockwise: 1. Enjoying the beautiful nature of Malta 2. Surrounding yourself with pretty flowers 3. Being together 4. Still enjoying soccer on TV, and experiencing it as if you were young.
Casa Arkati
Clockwise: 1. Knitting, a craft that keeps you sharp. 2. Walking in the garden, enjoying the simple things in life. 3. Enjoying every moment. 4. Knitting and sewing.
Casa Arkati
Clockwise: 1. Continue to bloom. 2. Being around nature. In all cultures an important part of life, to relax and come to oneself. 3. Being around the sun, with lots of vitamin C 4. Reading keeps your mind sharp.
Casa Arkati
Clockwise: 1. Learning never ends, being eager to learn. 2. Surrounding yourself with what you really love. 3. Keeping an active life with outdoors activities. 4. Fishing, for fish maintains a healthy lifestyle.
First location of the CareMalta homes: Casa Arkati
On thursday, Yvonne Blaauw was a guest at the Casa Arkati home in Mosta. Together with Myra Azzopardi of CareMalta she invited them to think of their own secret of ageing. They all had very different ideas about this and were enthousiastic in illustrating them on the postcards. They were also very curious about what the people in the Netherlands will send them!
What’s your secret? /x’inhu s-sigriet tiegħek?
Mare van Koningsveld and Yvonne Blaauw
In the educational project ‘What’s your secret? /x’inhu s-sigriet tiegħek?’ the elderly are presented as the ultimate source of wisdom. What are their secrets for successful ageing? Those secrets can be a special tea, an icebath a day or a no-nonsense mentality in life. We collect these small pieces of wisdom from both Maltese and Dutch (Frisian) seniors; they’re taking part in education workshops.
The participating elderly are asked to visualise their secrets on postcards. These postcards made by Maltese seniors will be sent overseas to the seniors in Heerenveen, the Netherlands (Heerenveen is part of the province of Friesland, as is Leeuwarden, the other 2018 European Cultural Capital). The same will happen in Heerenveen: seniors participating in the education workshops there will exhibit their postcards and then send them to seniors in Malta.
The aim of the education project is to connect seniors from different cultures and thus create a dialogue.‘What’s your secret?/ x’inhu s-sigriet tiegħek? is a concept by curator Mare van Koningsveld and Dutch artist and educational expert Yvonne Blaauw. The workshops in Malta will be given by Yvonne Blaauw who is experienced in working on education projects with seniors. Care Malta and Friesland College Heerenveen are participating partners.
This lecture-project will be delivered exclusively to residents of Residential Homes in Malta, and consist of talks which brings together art and research in the exploration of the themes central to The Culture of Ageing project.
Website The Culture of Ageing
In the educational project ‘What’s your secret? /x’inhu s-sigriet tiegħek?’ the elderly are presented as the ultimate source of wisdom. What are their secrets for successful ageing? Those secrets can be a special tea, an icebath a day or a no-nonsense mentality in life. We collect these small pieces of wisdom from both Maltese and Dutch (Frisian) seniors; they’re taking part in education workshops.
The participating elderly are asked to visualise their secrets on postcards. These postcards made by Maltese seniors will be sent overseas to the seniors in Heerenveen, the Netherlands (Heerenveen is part of the province of Friesland, as is Leeuwarden, the other 2018 European Cultural Capital). The same will happen in Heerenveen: seniors participating in the education workshops there will exhibit their postcards and then send them to seniors in Malta.
The aim of the education project is to connect seniors from different cultures and thus create a dialogue.‘What’s your secret?/ x’inhu s-sigriet tiegħek? is a concept by curator Mare van Koningsveld and Dutch artist and educational expert Yvonne Blaauw. The workshops in Malta will be given by Yvonne Blaauw who is experienced in working on education projects with seniors. Care Malta and Friesland College Heerenveen are participating partners.
This lecture-project will be delivered exclusively to residents of Residential Homes in Malta, and consist of talks which brings together art and research in the exploration of the themes central to The Culture of Ageing project.
Website The Culture of Ageing
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