Friday, 14th March, 21.30: come celebrate spring with PERMIT OF STAY – live concert + Afterparty:
feat. REDMOND BARRY (dj set deep house, indie), GER KACERJA ( dj set techno, electro), GES PLAKU a.k.a FERGESI ( dj set , techno too)
THIS SATURDAY, 8th March, 22.00: HIP HOP EKSPRES!
DJ SET :
ANI COPANI
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ViVi
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PERFORMANCE LIVE NE MIC :
VIK SWAGGA
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JD
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Entry: 100 LEKË
Saturday night, 01/03/2014, 22.00 @ Tirana Ekspres:
Dj Night with I.v.i & D.o.k
PMG Tirona … PMG Tirona
B.E.B – Blackest Ever Black
For the first time ever, Rudina Pema is presenting her paintings to the Albanian public in a solo exhibition. We’re proud to host this special occasion!
Exhibition opening Monday, 24/02/2014, 18.00
– on display until March 7th.
Warm welcome!
Saturday night, 22/02/2014, starting from 22..00 at Tirana Ekspres:
DJ Night with Izi Abavi & Ker Gacerja
PMG Tirona … PMG Tirona
Detroit Techno & Chicago House
Jackin House & Acid House
Analog Style … 909 … 808 … 303
Check it out:
http://soundcloud.com/abazivi
http://www.myspace.com/abuzivi
http://abuzivi.bandcamp.com/
http://soundcloud.com/user242737040
https://soundcloud.com/tdalshin-tomthat
Entry: 200 LEK
(this is a contribution to the artists to cover their expenses)
Albanian Folk Jazz. Live.
Friday, 14/02/2014, 22.30 – come celebrate this day of love with original Albanian tunes, coming from the heart, performed by some excellent musicians and instrumentalists who graduated from the Academy of Arts and are unique in town!
Entry: 200 LEK
(this is a contribution to the artists!)
Thurs
day, 13th February 2014, 19.00: The future of the Albanian Theatre!? – Open debate.
Is the Albanian theatre vegetating in shallow waters?
Is there any space for young actors and directors to produce and contribute their work?
Is the varieté dead- a genre so liked and followed by the spectators before the 90s?
Has the time come to develop an experimental theatre scene throughout Albania?
Does the Academy of Fine Arts “produce” artists or does it supply diploma only?
Is our national theatre scene controlled by the so-called culture mafia?
Is it time for artists to speak up and give their opinion a public voice?
These and other questions will be discussed on Thursday February 13th at 19.00 at Tirana Ekspres/ Station No. 1.
If you want to contribute, you are very welcome to join this topic!
Tirana Ekspres
The Glasses. Live Concert Indie Rock / Rock ‘n’ Roll.
08/02/2014 at 21.30 hrs.
The Glasses are a four-piece Indie Rock band from Prishtina, the band consists of Flamur Xhiku on lead vocals and guitar, Asdren Jonuzi on guitar, Zgjim Elshani on bass and Pajazit Dërmaku on drums.
Formed by the end of the year 2007 the band began rehearsing in dark cold garages and any places they could find for some rock ‘n’ roll, “and even if we got kicked out from a garage we tried not to give up and looked for another location”. Their first gig was in a Red Cross Youth party on 04.01.2008, and after that invaded the whole city with their performances in many venues around Kosova and even in the region. Many people are describing them as the most exciting new band.
The group continued to hone and develop their own sound and began to write own songs and played them live at shows. In March 2009 they recorded their first Ep with two tracks Toy boy and Nightlights. Now The Glasses just finished their debut album entitled “Staring From Behind” with 11 tracks on and is available now at stores.
Entry : 300 Leke.
(this is a contribution to the artists!)
Welcome!
Monday, 27th January 2014: International Day of Commemoration of the Vicitims of Holocaust!
18:00 Opening of the exhibition Shiko dhe Mos Harro
18:30 Documentary movie: “A People Uncounted” (watch the trailer here: http://youtu.be/e7slCGDaSWY)
On occasion of the International Day of Commemoration of the Victims of the Holocaust (January 27th) the NGO Roma Active Albania (RAA), based in Tirana, presents Shiko dhe Mos Harro, an exhibition on the remembrance of the Roma Genocide convicted by the Nazis during the World War II.
In August 2013 young Roma and Non-Roma from all over Europe came together to commemorate the day of the liquidation of the “Zigeunerlager” in Auschwitz in 1944. During four days they were gathering in workshops and discussion rounds to learn about this widely unknown part of the Holocaust and to work on an active culture of remembrance to fight antigypsyism, racism, hate speech and extremism in Europe.
RAA wants to share this experience and promote the recognition of the Roma Genocide in a wider public in Albania. After the opening of the exhibition there will be a screening of the documentary movie “A People Uncounted” to give more insight to the topic of Roma Genocide in general.
Roma Active Albania in Cooperation with Tirana Ekspres.
Photographs by Arnold Pöschl & Hans Hochstöger (Austria) – Opening Saturday, 25th January, 18.00 @ Tirana Ekspres! On display until February 6th 2014!
It were mostly young people who occupied Gezi Park in Istanbul and went to the streets to fight for their rights. They risked getting injured, beaten up, jailed, or even killed.
Who are they?
With their work, the artists want to give those protesters a face, and tell their story. They want to get them out of anonymity.
!!! Don’t miss the ARTIST TALK on Friday 25th January at the Opening !!!
About the artists:
*Arnold Pöschl, born 1981 in Klagenfurt, Austria. Focus on Portrait Photography, working for Magazines, Agencies and publishing companies.
*Hans Hochstöger, born 1982 in Melk, Austria. Since 2010 working as a photographer for international and Austrian magazines and corporations. Hans is based in Vienna, and does work frequently in IStanbul. He loves to photograph human beeings.
Arnold and Hans got to know each other while studying photography in Vienna.
View photo gallery of the opening. Photos by Arnold Pöschl & Dori Lyla:
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