This museum presents 150 television reports and approximately 500 photographs from Kosovo, primarily from the years 1981 to 1999. These works were contributed by distinguished local and international journalists, to whom we extend our sincere gratitude. They are:

Frontline Television News, BBC News, Reuters, Das Erste (German Public TV), NHK (Japanese public TV), RTE (Irish Public TV), EO 2 Vandaag (Dutch public TV), Tele 5 (Spanish TV), Koha Ditore, RTK, RTV21, New York Times, Associated Press & Nippon TV.

Contributors include: Vaughan Smith, Donika Shahini, Ilaz Bylykbashi, Ridvan Slivova, Hazir Reka, Eliza Hoxha, David Loyn, Flaka Surroi, Murteza Kurti, Alan Chin, Jeremy Bowen, Nick Millard, Goran Tomašević, Besnik Mehmeti, Paul Lowe, Max Stahl, Jehona Lushaku, Gëzim dhe Gazmend Avdiu, Paul S. Refsdal, Selajdin Krasniqi, Veton Kasapolli, Andrew Testa, Marija Ristić, Fred Scott, Nora Visoka Weller, Visar Kryeziu, Sean Whelan, Julius Strauss, Sami Mustafa, Alban Bujari, Linda Gusia, Leman Kamberi, Eki Rrahmani, Ben Brown, Thomas Dworzak, Srebrenica Memorial Center, Anibar, Urtina Hoxha, Flaka Kokolli, Koha Ditore, Produksioni 21, RTK dhe Oral History Kosovo.

The museum also presents works by artists of diverse backgrounds and regions, from established names such as Anri Sala (Albania), Adrian Paci (Albania), Goncalo Mabunda (Mosambique), Lana Čmajčanin (Bosnia & Herzegovina), Olafur Eliasson (Iceland-Denmark), Zhana Kadyrova (Ukraine), Driton Hajredini (Kosovo), Hussein al-Jerjawi (Gaza), Besa Llugiqi (Kosovo), Agron Blakçori (Kosovo), to emerging artists like Vullnet Jakupi and Vita Kasapolli from Kosovo. 

This museum presents 150 television reports and approximately 500 photographs from Kosovo, primarily from the years 1981 to 1999. These works were contributed by distinguished local and international journalists, to whom we extend our sincere gratitude. They are:

Frontline Television News, BBC News, Reuters, Das Erste (German Public TV), NHK (Japanese public TV), RTE (Irish Public TV), EO 2 Vandaag (Dutch public TV), Tele 5 (Spanish TV), Koha Ditore, RTK, RTV21, New York Times, Associated Press & Nippon TV.

Contributors include: Vaughan Smith, Donika Shahini, Ilaz Bylykbashi, Ridvan Slivova, Hazir Reka, Eliza Hoxha, David Loyn, Flaka Surroi, Murteza Kurti, Alan Chin, Jeremy Bowen, Nick Millard, Goran Tomašević, Besnik Mehmeti, Paul Lowe, Max Stahl, Jehona Lushaku, Gëzim dhe Gazmend Avdiu, Paul S. Refsdal, Selajdin Krasniqi, Veton Kasapolli, Andrew Testa, Marija Ristić, Fred Scott, Nora Visoka Weller, Visar Kryeziu, Sean Whelan, Julius Strauss, Sami Mustafa, Alban Bujari, Linda Gusia, Leman Kamberi, Eki Rrahmani, Ben Brown, Thomas Dworzak, Srebrenica Memorial Center, Anibar, Urtina Hoxha, Flaka Kokolli, Koha Ditore, Produksioni 21, RTK dhe Oral History Kosovo.

The museum also presents works by artists of diverse backgrounds and regions, from established names such as Anri Sala (Albania), Adrian Paci (Albania), Goncalo Mabunda (Mosambique), Lana Čmajčanin (Bosnia & Herzegovina), Olafur Eliasson (Iceland-Denmark), Zhana Kadyrova (Ukraine), Driton Hajredini (Kosovo), Hussein al-Jerjawi (Gaza), Besa Llugiqi (Kosovo), Agron Blakçori (Kosovo), to emerging artists like Vullnet Jakupi and Vita Kasapolli from Kosovo. 

This museum presents 150 television reports and approximately 500 photographs from Kosovo, primarily from the years 1981 to 1999. These works were contributed by distinguished local and international journalists, to whom we extend our sincere gratitude. They are:

Frontline Television News, BBC News, Reuters, Das Erste (German Public TV), NHK (Japanese public TV), RTE (Irish Public TV), EO 2 Vandaag (Dutch public TV), Tele 5 (Spanish TV), Koha Ditore, RTK, RTV21, New York Times, Associated Press & Nippon TV.

Contributors include: Vaughan Smith, Donika Shahini, Ilaz Bylykbashi, Ridvan Slivova, Hazir Reka, Eliza Hoxha, David Loyn, Flaka Surroi, Murteza Kurti, Alan Chin, Jeremy Bowen, Nick Millard, Goran Tomašević, Besnik Mehmeti, Paul Lowe, Max Stahl, Jehona Lushaku, Gëzim dhe Gazmend Avdiu, Paul S. Refsdal, Selajdin Krasniqi, Veton Kasapolli, Andrew Testa, Marija Ristić, Fred Scott, Nora Visoka Weller, Visar Kryeziu, Sean Whelan, Julius Strauss, Sami Mustafa, Alban Bujari, Linda Gusia, Leman Kamberi, Eki Rrahmani, Ben Brown, Thomas Dworzak, Srebrenica Memorial Center, Anibar, Urtina Hoxha, Flaka Kokolli, Koha Ditore, Produksioni 21, RTK dhe Oral History Kosovo.

The museum also presents works by artists of diverse backgrounds and regions, from established names such as Anri Sala (Albania), Adrian Paci (Albania), Goncalo Mabunda (Mosambique), Lana Čmajčanin (Bosnia & Herzegovina), Olafur Eliasson (Iceland-Denmark), Zhana Kadyrova (Ukraine), Driton Hajredini (Kosovo) Hussein al-Jerjawi (Gaza), Besa Llugiqi (Kosovo), Agron Blakçori (Kosovo), to emerging artists like Vullnet Jakupi and Vita Kasapolli from Kosovo.