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Open Art Gallery has already established itself as an innovative and inclusive platform, welcoming different generations, disciplines, media, and approaches.
Many ethnic Albanian artists fled their homes during the 1998-99 Kosovo war, leaving behind large collections of their work.
Once built to protect lives during war and natural disasters, two concrete shelters in Kosovo’s capital, Prishtina, have now been transformed into spaces for creativity and culture.
From flour bags to gallery walls, the young Gazan artist Hussein al-Jerjawi brings his testimony of war and resistance to audiences in Prishtina through his work exhibited at BIRN’s Reporting House.
Kosovo art students bring their ideas to life by exploring current events in a new exhibition.