Conceptual Sculptor Petrit Halilaj will represent Kosovo’s national pavilion at the 2013 Venice Biennale.

The history of the Balkans, and the creation of the still fledgling state of Kosovo, is often obscured by a narrative of violence.

Since the declaration of national independence in 2008 the capital city of Kosovo, Pristina, has held its own annual international film festival. Each year a plethora of largely independent feature work is screened revealing what the region has to offer.

Established in 2006 by artist Albert Heta and architect Vala Osmani, Stacion is a space for artists, architects and critics to reflect and respond to the relevant challenges of contemporary Kosovan society.

Kosovo's National Museum was established in 1963 and is housed in an Austro-Hungarian styled building located in the old section of Priština. The museum's current collection contains more than 50 thousands items some of which date back to around 6,000 B.C.

A weekly-running commentary on life, culture and the arts in Kosovo as well as current affairs.

Running alongside the magazine of the same name, Kosovo 2.0 comment on a number of issues ranging from art and politics to the local culture.

Focusing on architecture in Kosovo, this blog contains relevant videos, publications and information on local events.

Information on festivals and events in Kosovo, in addition to potential bars/clubs/evening events.