All articles by: Cristina Marí

In Kosovo, musicians thrive in a resurgent community.

How can we get closer?

President and PDK leader accused of ‘nearly 100 murders.’

Of longing and isolation through music.

Warm conversations in times of isolation.

Prishtina / March 17.

Welcome to K2.0’s latest monograph — ‘Cultivation.’

Alban Muja explores the memories of war in Venice.

K2.0 speaks to the artist representing Kosovo at the 58th edition of La Biennale di Venezia.

Kosovar filmmaker talks bringing characters to life, misrepresentation, and the refreshing film scene emerging in Kosovo.

Pulitzer Prize winning Panama Papers journalist talks fighting corruption and justice for his mother’s assassination.

Artist and abolitionist speaks of her experiences researching the sex industry.

Disagreements over construction of a new concert hall in the capital.

Legal expert warns on the dangers for whistleblowers ahead of K2.0’s next Volume Up edition tonight.

Data: mars offers retrospective of protests organized by women in March 1998.

Citizens and Ministry of Culture discuss moving culture forward.

Peja’s animation festival dedicates this year’s edition to gender equality and sexual diversity.

Photographer discusses his experiences in Syria and 21st century war reporting.

Kaltrina Krasniqi’s new film crosses centuries and cultures.

DJ, producer and singer talks keeping her voice in the industry and her Kosovar roots.

Town's House of Culture to host first show in nearly 30 years on Saturday.

K2.0 and CZKD document cultural bridges between Kosovo and Serbia.

Conceptual artist talks offside flags, life jackets and avoiding being defined by ideology.

The Kosovar Pavilion at the International Architecture Exhibition opens in Venice

Kosovar architect presents the country’s '90s history at the 2018 Venice Biennale of Architecture.

Virtual community provides safe space for discussion on mental health and healing through art — K2.0 speaks to its founder.

Pride Photo Award curator speaks about the power of photography to spark acceptance.

Beirut-based magazine founder talks about the power of the media to provoke radical change.

Rock ’n’ roller talks U.S. elections, the Sex Pistols, the Internet and cha-cha-cha.

Civil society demands action after Kosovo's membership rejection.

Reaction as Kosovo falls three votes short of entering UN's cultural agency.

Misconceptions endure about iconic Prishtina structure.

Cultural institution says farewell to influential director.

Pirate Bay co-founder talks Facebook, Nazis and revolution.

Artist aims to promote discussion on wartime sexual violence with poignant Prishtina installation.

Group strives to unite Kosovo's different ethnicities on the pitch.