Aktivitete, organizime në NYC, NY!

[shkodrane82]

Ja ku e ke me fustanin skandaloz....lol. Ama keto fotot jane bere
ne Boston, se kete ne Ny isha shume busy tu kercy as mire se kam
pa ca kishte veshe...

[liliella]

doni aktivitet ju ... how about Kadare at Columbia on Monday

[Antipatrea]

doni aktivitet ju ... how about Kadare at Columbia on Monday

Liliella na jep pak me shume info per kete....

[liliella]

The Harriman Institute of Columbia University

Cordially invites you to attend

The 2006 Harriman Lecture

entitled

"Literature and Tyranny"

Given by Ismail Kadare
Winner of the 2005 International Man Booker Prize

Monday, April 17th
4pm
The Rotunda
Low Memorial Library

Seating is limited, and seats must be reserved in advance.

RSVP by telephone to 212.854.6213, or email to non2002@columbia.edu

[Antipatrea]

Faleminderit....te provoj ti marr njehere ne telefon neser, se sot u be vone...apo skam edhe une gjithata qe duan te vijne...

[liliella]

te them te drejten qe ne fillim nuk isha aq entuziaste per shume arsyje dhe fakti qe ai fliste frengjisht dhe perkthehej ne anglisht me bezdisi shume sa gati me zuri gjumi. nuk e them per ceshtje patriotike kete po thjesht ma bente shume te lehte te mos ja vija veshin. cdo gje qe tha pritej , e ka thene e sterthene dhe me pare dhe ketu Kadare le shume per te deshiruar . Fjalimi ishte i spikatur per nje degjues te huaj dhe kjo kuptohej lehte edhe pse 2/3 e salles ishte me shqipetare (gjithmon te njejtat fytyra) . e degjova dhe arrita ne po ato konluzione qe kisha perfituar nga shtypi kohet e fundit . Kadare si shkrimtar qe eshte o do te rishkruaj historine o do ta perforcoj ate me nje fare miti qe vec Kadare di te qendis mbi etosin shqiptar. kaq per analizen

nejse doja te rri per pyetje/pergjigje se pritej te kete pak ironi te sterholluar qe Kadare nuk e pertyp dot dhe pretendon te mos marr vesh pyetjen por ika nje te filluar duartrokitjet per xhaxhin Enver.



nje cudi ishte qe Kolumbia i kishte rezervuar ate salle te vogel kur e dinte fare mire qe nje presence si Kadare do te terhiqte shume njerez. kam pershtypjen qe kjo ka qene kerkese e Kadarese se te ishte per Kolumbia do kishte marr sallen me te madhe e do ta kishte mbushur.

[Manulaki]

ORGANIZUAR NGA SHOQATA "MOTRAT QIRIAZI"

Sunday May 14th
Entertainment:
With
Merita Halili
Kino Gara
and
The Orchestra of Binak Elezi
5:00 pm to 11:00 pm
at
The Maestro
1703 Bronxdale Avenue
Bronx, NY 10462
Tel: 718-792-8844

(Including open bar, full diner, coffee and desert)
Dancing contest, raffle and more surprises, all in one night

For tickets contact immediately 212-244-8440
All major credit cards, cash and checks accepted.
$75 Adults , $35 CHILDREN

[Larsus]

Save the Date
New York Film Festival on Saturday – Sunday, May 6th-7th, 2006
Village East Cinema
181 2nd Avenue at 12th Street
New York, NY 10003

Saturday, May 6th, at 12:05 PM, Screen 2 Village East Cinemas

Genre: Melodrama
19 min.
Director: Dhimitri Ismailaj
Synopsis: The film centers on a young student artist, or the modern
man, in spiritual crises, who is trying to distinguish the borderline
between self preservation and selfishness. By living in a materialistic and
modern world, his knowledge and vision of reality have been
deteriorated. The question remains, will he "wake up"?

WINNNER "Tirana International Film Festival" 2005 as the best Albanian
film. link to the festival
Official selections: "New York Independent International Film and Video
Festival", May 2006. link to the festival
"New Screen Television" Orlando, Florida, TBD 2006
"Hollywood DV Festival" 2005. link to the festival
"Real to Reel Film Festival" Cleveland County, North Carolina link to
the festival
Private Exhibition at "ABC" Movie Theater, Prishtina, Kosova

Sunday, May 7th, at 2:05 PM, Screen 2 Village East Cinemas

Genre: Documentary
31 min.
Director: ILIR KABASHI
Synopsis: Ferdane Çerkezi from Gjakova (KOSOVA) has four sons and her
husband missing. She lives alone. Despite the fact that the corpses of
the dead are being brought back from Serbia on daily basis, she still
hopes that her husband and sons will return alive. She cleans their shoes
every day, and speaks with their pictures every morning.
The film is winner of two prizes: "ONE WORLD 2005" Festival, in
Prishtina - The Jury Prize & The Public Prize

Sunday, May 7th, at 2:05 PM, Screen 2 Village East Cinemas

Genre: Documentary
55 min.
Director: EKI RRAHMANI
Synopsis: In March of 2004, three children drowned in the river Iber in
the small village of Cabra, Kosovo. A further 19 people were killed,
900 injured and 5000 displaced. In this film Eki Rrahmani returns to the
small, yet remarkable village, at the heart of the conflict to meet the
families of the children who died. This film looks beyond the headlines
of tragedy to document the simple lives of people confronted in the
harshest way by political events.

You can find more information at:
http://www.nyfilmvideo.com/2006/nyma...dule.html#sun2

[liliella]

OPENING RECEPTION: Wed May 24, 6 - 8 PM
apexart
291 Church Street
New York, NY 10013
t. 212.431.5270 f. 646.827.2487
info@apexart.org www.apexart.org
apexart is a tax-deductible 501(c)(3), not-for-profit organization
press release

Sweet Taboos
A Mini-Tirana Biennale
in New York
May 24 - July 1, 2006
Curated by Edi Muka

What happens to old inhibitions in today’s swell of globalization? Does the old
Polynesian term “taboo” still have meaning, or have such notions disappeared in the
“everything goes” drive of global Capital? Is this overwhelming drive actually the
biggest taboo of our time? To what extent do the power structures of our society
differ from those of the past, and is history still relevant?
These and many other questions were at the center of our quest to find collaborators
when we conceived the third edition of the Tirana Biennale. As the five consecutive
exhibitions that composed the Biennale unfolded, we witnessed how the poetry of art
and contemporary artistic operation deals with such issues by focusing on practices of
re-appropriation rather than mere critique. The selection made for this “Mini-Tirana
Biennale” presented at apexart includes the work of seven artists that participated in
the exhibitions of the last Tirana Biennale. Their works offer a testimony to engaged
artistic practices that provide us with examples of what could be considered our
contemporary taboos, and shows how these relate to both our history or our present
condition. Furthermore, they equip us with a repertory of tactics for dealing with
taboos artistically, and demonstrate how art itself can be a tool with which to respond
to changes in our global socio-political landscape.
Edi Muka is is a freelance curator based in Tirana and Stockholm. He is co-founder/co-director of the Tirana
Biennale, previously worked for the National Gallery of Arts, and now teaches at the Academy of Fine Arts, Tirana.
For further information, please see www.apexart.org/exhibitions/muka.htm. Gallery hours are Tues - Sat, 11-6.
apexart’s exhibitions and public programs are supported in part by Altria Group, Inc., The Lily Auchincloss Foundation, Inc., The
Foundation for Contemporary Arts, and with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and the New York
State Council on the Arts. This exhibition received support from the Trust for Mutual Understanding.
Artists: Adel Abdessemed, Ivan Grubanov,
Sejla Kameric, IngridMwangiRobertHutter,
Suela Qoshja, Joanna Rytel, Armando Lulaj
IngridMwangiRobertHutter, IF, 2003, c-print
on aluminum and plexiglas,168 x125cm

[Manulaki]

Dear All,
On June 24th, AAWO "Motrat Qiriazi" Represents Albania ,in the International Culture Parade.
Taking place , on Ave of the Americas, from 35th St. to 56th St, from 12 P.M to 6 P.M
All are invited to participate.The participants must have costumes and must contact 212 244 8440,
Lets get together and weave the Albanian flags in NY and show our culture, costumes, music and dances.