Over the course of my residency at the Malta Society of Arts I collected objects. Objects I found, bought, borrowed, salvaged and made.

Together with artist Anna Calleja, Nina gave a talk at Valletta Design Cluster about self-portraiture by women. They discussed their work and how it relates to life experiences, the writings of Virgina Wolf and the ways their art has influenced one another.

Nina has been selected to be artist in residence at the MSA alongside Martina Georgina. Variations on Emergence is the MSA x ACM residency programme.

Growing up in Malta in the 1980s and 90s was a creative place for Gerada. “People made and mended things,” she recalls…

Bisila Noha interviews Nina, the conversation delves into many of the themes that Gerada explores in her work: post-colonisation, memory, place, belonging.

As part of the catalogue launch of Clay/Craft/Concept, Nina took part in a panel discussion with Anna Calleja, Clive Zammit and Vince Briffa.

Nina exhibited new work at Clay/Craft/Concept at the Malta Society of Arts.

As part of the Malta Art Biennale 2024, Nina gave a goddess making workshop at Hagar Qim, Malta.

‘Permeable’ published in ‘My Body in My Hands’ by Nick Grellier and Sam Lucas.

The Goddess Project showing at the Grandmaster’s Palace in Valletta, part of the curatorial section entitled The Matriarchive of the Mediterranean, Malta Art Biennale 2024

Nina is currently showing 3 ceramic sculptures at ‘Fresh’ part of the British Ceramics Biennale 2023, showing at All Saint’s Church, Stoke on Trent.

Nina will be exhibiting as one of the British Ceramics Biennial Artists for 2023.  This 6-week celebration of clay will run from 23 September to 5 November.

This March, I will be represented by Thrown at Collect (3-5th March 2023), the leading international fair for contemporary craft and design, at Somerset House, London.

Gerada/Hildebrand are artists’ in residence at a hand-made brickworks, researching the geology of the clay, the processes from extraction to firing, the moulds,…

The golden goddess was selected for the exhibition ‘Cartography of Care’ curated by Spilt Milk Gallery in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Made for the Daphne Festival at St. John’s Waterloo, London to commemorate 5 years since the assassination of the Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.

Nina will be showing her latest collection at Collect Art Fair, Somerset House with Thrown Contemporary.