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The Marubi Museum in Shkodër will host the photo exhibition “Venetiku: Gjurmëve të një fondi fotografik” this weekend. The show, curated by Mikaela Minga, showcases the history of the Venetiku photography studio in Korçë and the family that founded and maintained it, with particular emphasis on Krisanthi Venetiku, the studio’s final representative. Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sports Blendi Gonxhja welcomed the exhibition, noting that the photographs and archival documents provide insight into the studio’s operations and the political persecution the family faced during the communist regime. “Through the photographs and archival documents, this exhibition allows visitors to learn about the history of the Venetiku studio in Korçë, the family that created and inherited it, with special attention to Krisanthi Venetiku, the last representative of the studio, and the political persecution during the communist regime,” Gonxhja said. The exhibition is part of the international “Archivi Aperti 2026” program, which aims to promote and raise awareness of photographic archives. Article source: 24 Orë | Image credit: 24 Orë
The Marubi Museum in Shkodër will host the photo exhibition “Venetiku: Gjurmëve të një fondi fotografik” this weekend. The show, curated by Mikaela Minga, showcases the history of the Venetiku photography studio in Korçë and the family that founded and maintained it, with particular emphasis on Krisanthi Venetiku, the studio’s final representative. Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sports Blendi Gonxhja welcomed the exhibition, noting that the photographs and archival documents provide insight into the studio’s operations and the political persecution the family faced during the communist regime. “Through the photographs and archival documents, this exhibition allows visitors to learn about the history of the Venetiku studio in Korçë, the family that created and inherited it, with special attention to Krisanthi Venetiku, the last representative of the studio, and the political persecution during the communist regime,” Gonxhja said. The exhibition is part of the international “Archivi Aperti 2026” program, which aims to promote and raise awareness of photographic archives.
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