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Underground shelter in the Ulpiana neighbourhood of Prishtina transformed into a space for creativity. Photo: BIRN

Former Yugoslav Shelters Reimagined as Art and Residency Space in Prishtina

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.

Hussein al-Jerjaw (L) and his brother Asem (R) during a talk, via Zoom video call from Gaza, at BIRN's Reporting House exhibition in Kosovo's capital, Prishtina. Photo: BIRN/Jetmir Hoxha

“Fragments of Survival”: Gazan Artist Shares Art of Resistance with Prishtina

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.

New Exhibition by Kosovo Art Students Draws Inspiration from Real Life

Kosovo art students bring their ideas to life by exploring current events in a new exhibition.

Not Only Blank Margins: Kosovar Artists Face the Repercussions of Political Stalemate

Kosovo’s artists miss out on regional collaboration opportunities because of politics, lack of money, and sometimes unwillingness.

Fatos Üstek, UK based curator and writer presenting her latest book: “The Art Institution of Tomorrow: Reinventing the Model,” at Reporting House on September 6 in Prishtina, Kosovo. Photo: BIRN

Fatos Üstek at Reporting House: Art institutions have an ontological crisis

Renowned UK-based curator Fatos Üstek presents her latest book for the first time in Prishtina, exploring the crisis of art institutions amidst global challenges.