The exhibition “Marubi: Education Studio,” curated by Tereza Çuni and Jozefina Vokrri, presents a decade of creativity, experimentation and arts education at the National Museum of Photography.

The exhibition at the Marubi Museum features a selection of work developed over 10 years at the museum’s Education Studio. The display brings together an archive of creative work produced by children.

The works combine different media, techniques and forms of artistic expression. They create a visual language shaped by children’s perspectives, experiences and imagination. The exhibition focuses on the creative process, including hands-on work, research and the time needed for experimentation.

Meanwhile, Marubi’s photography collection and archive have provided a starting point for learning, interpretation and creative work. Through them, children have explored images, memory and photographic heritage while developing new ways to engage with history and the past.

The exhibition also highlights the role of cultural education and museums in the development of younger generations. The works reflect both artistic results and a longer process of learning, research and the development of creative and critical thinking.

The exhibition received support from the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sports.

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