Koci says Republika Selimi's paintings were not to be displayed in Muze, as he is not a painter

Lawyer Arianan Koci has made a long reaction why paintings displayed during the day of Rexhep Selimi should not be displayed at the Kosovo Museum.

He says he praises Selim as a former fighter and that he is being held unjustly at The Hague, but that he is not a painter.

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1.

Over a hundred and ten (110) paintings created for two years?

How is that possible?

Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, according to Giorgio Vasar his biographies, has been working for over four years.

It's possible!

If you do not believe, visit the exhibition at the Kosovo Museum where only the works of the most prominent artists had to be displayed.

You'll see 110 works signed with R 10.

Rexhep Selimi, the renowned tenth of the freedom struggle.

2.

Everywhere in a normal state, in the Central Museum, or the main one, no artist can enter.

You enter the world elite or country.

Often there is no exhibition at all; you can only see art and artifacts that are permanent in museums.

3.

In New York, London or Paris, I have seen works of world-renowned artists.

The selection is tough.

When someone's works are exposed, it means he's either a great artist or a big artist.

There is no compromise in selection: visitors, art, artist and state are respected.

4.

The R10 exhibition, which is not chronologically adjusted, nor does it express the painter'smatic segments.

In fact, I'm having a problem naming it: painter or author.

Ten, maybe it's the best way.

5.

Tens in his works devote much to the environment and presentation of daily life abstractly.

Chiftel, powder, flowers, iris, and some abstract figures aroused my curiosity.

It also woke me of pictures that were shaped like snakes.

I looked for the connection between the drawings and the exhibition name: Race the gray world.

I didn't find him.

6.

I know the case and have respect for his contribution to war.

It is being held unjustly at The Hague.

But his position does not improve in this way: at the expense of art and artists.

What serious artist comes with exhibitions or fans, from now on at the Kosovo Museum?

7.

If the government and politicians wanted to send a message with this exhibition, okay.

But, the exhibition has had to be organised in the lobby of the Kosovo Assembly or Government.

Even in the Assembly Hall, the exhibition had been more acceptable.

8.

Raja sings relatively well considering she's an amateur singer.

Better than Ramush

Painting?

It's not a painter, it means what did you expect?

If he's not a painter, why is his exhibition being organised in the country called Art Mecca in every country?

Why the Kosovo Museum?

As usual, ignorant politicians are doing more harm than benefit.

Plus, we're getting ridiculous!

Anyway, Raja I want back as fast as possible, and chapeau for the contribution and heroism of war.