Arta Gashi Loxha is an Albanian-American artist living in New York City. Following a deep-rooted childhood love of mythology, art and all things mystical, Arta studied visual art at the “Fame” school, LaGuardia High School of Music and Art and the Performing arts, and went on to earn a BFA in Studio Arts from Hunter College in December 2007. She Read more...
The independent theater ODA was founded at the end of 2002 on the initiative of Lirak Çelaj – actor, and Florent Mehmeti – director. And on March 1, 2003, the first premiere of ODA was shown with the show “Monologët e Vagina”. Therefore, ODA celebrates March 1 as its anniversary. Many artists and art lovers have welcomed the opening of Read more...
The “Dodona” theater was founded on November 12, 1986, by decision of the Working Association of the Assembly of the Municipality of Pristina. This theater started working on May 16, 1987, with the first premiere “Forest is everyone”. This same year, it was proposed that the theater be named: “Dodona” Theater of Youth, Children and Puppets. The turn of development Read more...
PriFest – Prishtina International Film Festival is a feature film festival set in the youngest country in the Balkans, Kosovo, namely in its capital Pristina. It was founded in 2008, and this year it holds its 15th edition. Prishtina International Film Festival is the most important film event that is held in Kosovo. Vanessa Redgrave is one of the festival’s Read more...
The Cinematographic Center of Kosovo (KKK) is a public institution with the attributes of the central authority for cinematography, which aims to implement cinematographic policies for the public interest. Every year KKK organizes calls for subsidizing film projects with short and long feature length, documentary, animation, script development, post-production as well as international co-productions. KKK also promotes Kosovo’s film industry Read more...
The first troupe of the Kosovo Ballet was formed in 1972. Ballet dancers from this generation were educated in the Secondary School of Ballet in Skopje, under the leadership of director Tatjana Petkovska. Twenty-five dancers from Kosovo graduated from the school- 19 males and 6 females. After the successful completion of their schooling, most of the dancers returned to Pristina.In Read more...
