The exhibition presents a wide range of visual art techniques and media, including painting, sculpture and ceramics. This year’s edition is curated by painter Lazar Taçi and sculptor Maksim Bushi.

The opening night attracted a strong turnout of visitors.

Organisers said “PranverArt” aims to promote emerging names in Albanian art and is welcomed by GAT as part of efforts to support contemporary artistic creation.

Founded in 2010, “PranverArt” is a collective of independent painters and sculptors that has held annual exhibitions for the past 15 years, contributing to Tirana’s cultural calendar.

The exhibition will remain open until April 28.

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Mira Kuçuku has not given a name to the exhibition which is a compilation of the works of art of the recent years, but simply calls it “Mira’s Ceramics”, dedicating it to her 3 granddaughters.

“For me, it is the first private exhibition in the country, after several such exhibitions in Paris, Bordeaux, Holland, Denmark, Venice and Pristina”, said Mira Kuçuku for ATA.

The technique that prevails in Mira’s creations is the Japanese “raku” technique, with which she is known abroad.

Ardian Devolli, the curator of the exhibition, said that, “We are dealing with an artist who stands out in terms of originality, creative strength, knowledge of ceramic techniques, material technology, etc.”

The artist herself sees ceramics as a woman: “In the caresses of the scorching fire, it strengthens and surprises you, with its unexpectedness, like a lonely woman and returns more beautiful and sparkling”.

The “Good Ceramics” exhibition will remain open to the public, at the GAT Gallery, until April 30. /p.s./