Albanian Children’s Artwork to Be Showcased at International Art Event in Portugal

The National Center of Culture for Children (QKKF) will take part in the 27th International Meeting of Juvenile Art – Évora 2026 in Portugal.

The center will represent Albania with 21 artworks created by children attending its painting course. The event is one of the most recognized international gatherings dedicated to children’s and youth art.

Meanwhile, QKKF Director Melsi Qirici said the artworks reflect the talent, creativity, and dedication of young Albanian artists.

She noted that the drawings will travel to Portugal and showcase the artistic vision of Albanian children to an international audience.

In addition, Qirici wished all participants success in this important cultural event.

The International Meeting of Juvenile Art – Évora is a respected global competition and exhibition. It was established in 2000 by Tecartis Galeria and is supported by the City Council of Évora in Portugal.

Furthermore, the event promotes cultural exchange and artistic cooperation among young people from around the world.

Each year, it brings together talented young artists and teachers from more than 20 countries.

As a result, Albania’s participation offers young artists an opportunity to present their work internationally and connect with different cultures through art.

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