TEG has launched the exhibition “Art & Crafts”, Experiments and Expressions on Subtile Surfaces”, transforming its spaces into a creative platform for young artists. More than just an art show, the initiative highlights TEG’s long-standing commitment to youth, education, and culture.

Organized in collaboration with the University of Arts, the exhibition is part of the B4Students program, an initiative powered by the Mane Foundation to support students’ development, their entrepreneurship, and creativity. Through this partnership, talented students are given real visibility and the opportunity to showcase their work in a professional setting.

“When art steps outside traditional spaces and meets the public, students gain not just exposure, but real experience. These works reflect bold ideas, experimentation, and personal exploration,” noted Ardian Isufi, professor at the University of Arts.

The exhibition features contemporary textile and graphic works created using both traditional and innovative techniques. During the opening and closing days, visitors can engage with students working live on their pieces, offering a rare glimpse into the creative process.

“We believe in creating value beyond the usual proposition. With B4Students, TEG proudly supports young creators and helps bring their talent closer to the community,” said Iris Velo, TEG representative.

Art & Crafts is open at TEG until July 23. On Friday, visitors can not only explore the exhibition but also take part in a special workshop held on site.