Prishtina. The youngest European capital, the city that is still looking for its identity since the end of the war in the Nineties, became the epicenter of contemporary art and urban regeneration in Europe for three and a half months. From July 22 to October 30, the capital of Kosovo hosted Manifesta 14, the European Nomadic Biennial of Contemporary Art. With the concept It matters what worlds world worlds: how to tell stories otherwise, Manifesta 14 involved artists, visitors and citizens of Prishtina in a bottom-up and empowering project of rethinking urban space. The centrality of the Kosovar capital in the European context is clear. The choice of Prishtina as the hosting city for the 14th edition of the Nomadic Biennial was due to the "geo-political importance of the Balkan in relat...