This exhibition is a modern and innovative artistic project. The artworks on display have been created in collaboration with various citizens of Tirana, who have contributed their visions for the city’s development.

Additionally, today the film “Jonja” will be screened, which explores themes of friendship, trust, and first love. Directed by Anika Mätzke, this film addresses significant issues such as diverse family backgrounds, the complexities of human relationships, and the delicate transition from childhood to adolescence.

The German Cultural Week will continue until October 8, featuring classical music, street rave parties, cinematography, early photography techniques, sustainable practices, innovative startups, and artistic exhibitions.

For photography enthusiasts, from October 2 to 6, the Arka Youth Center will host the “Days of Early Photography Techniques.” The workshops will include participation from Jonas Ruhs and Maximilian Zeitler, two experts in analog photography from Berlin.

Meanwhile, in Lezhë, at the “Gjergj Fishta” public library, a forum will be held on October 4 that offers a platform for open dialogue, critical thinking, and collaborative solutions to issues among youth, experts, and local government representatives.

During the German Week, film screenings will also take place, featuring films such as “Franky Five Star” and “Elaha” on October 2, 5, and 7.

On October 6, on “Pjetër Bogdani” street in Tirana, a “Street Rave with Hannes Bieger” will be organized for all youth and others. The world-renowned DJ and producer Hannes Bieger will take the stage to perform a unique blend of Deep House and Techno music, delivering energy and creativity to electronic music enthusiasts.

For classical music lovers, on October 7, a concert titled “Mothers, Lovers, Revolutionists” will be held at the UART concert hall in Tirana, featuring pianist Sina Kloke and mezzo-soprano Marta Wryk. The two artists invite audiences to a special evening that highlights women’s contributions to the history of music.

Finally, on October 8, the exhibition “Tipping Point” will be inaugurated at the “Kalo” Gallery in Tirana, while the “Beethoven and Schubert in Dialogue” concert will take place at the UART concert hall in Tirana.

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