ZETA Contemporary Art Center — Attraction in Tirana Municipality

ZETA Center for Contemporary Art is a non-profit exhibition space founded in 2007 by Valentina Koça. With its 150 square-meter area on the second floor of a mixed residential and commercial building at Abdyl Frashëri Street in the Blloku area of Tirana (zona Libri Universitar: between Santa Margherita Wine Shop and LC Waikiki Store), ZETA functions as an autonomous cultural venue for contemporary visual arts, including painting, sculpture, photography, video, installation, sound, and performance. Besides exhibitions, ZETA also hosts educational programs, workshops and discursive events, in cooperation with local and international partners. Over the last twelve years ZETA has significantly contributed to the vitality and dynamics of contemporary art scene in Tirana, most notably with regard to young Albanian artists (such as Fatlum Doçi, born in 1991 in Shkodra, whose light-installation is on view at ZETA throughout the first half of June 2018, in the framework of this year's edition of Ardhje Award for Young Visual Artists...

No sign at all. I found the building and a stairway, but still no signs and completely dark stairs, I didn't go up. Is it still there? Was I in the right place? Please make it...

Nice little gallery, but hard to find. Entrance is at nr 7, the gallery is on the 2nd floor. See photo from the entrance, hope...