Culture
NET/RRJET in its 14th edition: 12 artists from eight countries exhibit at the Grand Hotel Prishtina
The EXPOART.40 international exhibition, curated by Zeni Ballazhi, opens Wednesday at the Barabar Centre and runs through Oct. 29.
By ANN Newsroom · Newsroom
October 20, 2026, 12:04 · Updated 12:22 · 2 min read
In brief
- EXPOART.40 opens the 14th edition of the international exhibition NET/RRJET on Oct. 21 at 6 p.m.
- Twelve artists from Kosovo, Britain, Italy, Slovenia, North Macedonia, Ukraine, Germany and Hungary are taking part.
- The exhibition is held at the Barabar Centre in the Grand Hotel and is open to the public through Oct. 29.
The international exhibition NET/RRJET returns to Pristina for its 14th edition. The organizers at EXPOART.40 announced that the opening will take place Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 6 p.m. at the Barabar Centre, on the premises of the Grand Hotel Prishtina.
After the opening, the exhibition will be open to the public from Oct. 21 to Oct. 29, 2026, during gallery hours. The curator of this edition is Zeni Ballazhi.
Twelve artists, one shared conversation
Twelve artists are taking part in this edition. From Kosovo are Arbër Sahiti, Genc Rezniqi and Majlinda Kelmendi. They are joined by Dan Smith from the United Kingdom, Italians Daria Baiocchi, Riccardo Gagliarducci and Roberto Rosso, Dominik Štibernik from Slovenia, Irena Paskali (North Macedonia/Germany), Marianna Glynska (Ukraine/Germany), Péter Pócs from Hungary and Simone Lukas from Germany.
According to the organizers, NET/RRJET is conceived as a space for meeting and exchange, where the works, the artists and the public interact. The aim is to bring creative processes, artistic concepts and international experiences together in a shared conversation about contemporary art.
Institutional support
The exhibition is organized in partnership with the Barabar Centre and with the support of the Ministry of Culture and the Culture Directorate of the Municipality of Pristina.
According to listings for the week's cultural agenda, the exhibition is on the hotel's fourth floor. On the same days, from Oct. 22 to 24, Pristina is also hosting the program “Antifascism: Now,” with the international exhibition “A Bird with a Stone Wing,” film screenings, performances and debates at several venues around the city, such as Kino Armata, the Prison of Ideals and Termokiss.
NET/RRJET comes in a busy week for the capital's art scene, which is also hosting the immersive Van Gogh exhibition at Deep Space these days and is preparing for the new theater festival “LA RREMË” on Oct. 23 and 24.
