The exhibition is curated by Professor Keith Kitz from Massachusetts and deals with the theme “Harmony”, on which designers from 25 countries around the world have worked. This edition also had as its second theme, “Explore the cities: Tirana, Pristina, Skopje”. This edition brings 100 posters and has a competitive and educational character and for this reason is divided into two categories: professionals and students or enthusiasts.

The festival is the only one in the region dedicated to the poster and welcomes these creations from all over the world, which are further on evaluated by an international jury.

At the festival, there were extended 3 main and 2 special awards.

So far, the International Poster Festival in Prishtina has also dealt with themes such as “All against Corruption”, “Freedom” and “Emigration”.

Present at the FAB Gallery were Ambassador of the Republic of Kosovo Skënder Durmishi; prof. dr. Erald Bakalli, rector of the University of Arts; prof. asc. dr. Rrezeart Galica, lecturer of visual communication at the Faculty of Arts at the University of Prishtina. /r.e//a.f/p.s./

Tirana Art Gallery hosted foreign and Albanian artists who presented their 200 posters conveying interesting messages. In an age where much is virtual, the traditional posters, real and tangible, survive thanks to the creativity of these young artists. They undertake to convey important messages, have educational power and social impact.

This exhibition at the Tirana Gallery came within the framework of joint initiatives between the two capitals: Pristina and Tirana.

The first prize at PIPF 2022 went to the artist Peter Pocs, Dragan Bozhino was awarded the second prize and Lindon Hajdaraj was ranked third./p.s./