(4 April, 2017) The exhibition was on display at the National Gallery of Art of Tirana (16 January – 2 April 2017) and recorded 54,169 visitors over the course of 77 days the exhibition was open – an average of 700 visitors per day. 630 school classes (approximately 19,000 primary and middle school students) from Tirana schools as well as schools in Kavaje, Berat, Lezhë, Lushnjë, Gjirokaster, Korçë, Malësia e Madhe, Elbasan, Shkodër, Fier, Vlorë, and Pogradec. Among the visitors, there were also tourists from Italy, Poland, Japan, Germany, Denmark, Holland, USA, Switzerland, Greece, and Kosovo. Visitor nationalities included Italian, Polish, Japanese, German, Danish, Dutch, American, Swiss, Greece, and Kosovo. The exhibition at the National Gallery of Art of Tirana incorporated works from the the Modern Art Gallery of Rome (GAM). It was produced and organised thanks to a partnership between the public and private sector promoted by the Office of the Albanian Prime Minister, the Italian Embassy, the Ministry of Culture, the Municipality of Tirana, the National Gallery of Art in Tirana and the Italian Cultural Institute in conjunction with the City of Rome, the Gallery of Modern Art, the Department of Culture and the Capitoline Superintendency and the fundamental contribution to the Terzo Pilastro Foundation-Italy and Mediterranean. The exhibition was coordinated, produced and organised by the Arthemisia Group – a leading company at the international level for art and culture, that intends to continue to invest in the diffusion of art in Albania. (Red)
Great success for the “Italian Masterpieces from the 20th Century” exhibition in Tirana
