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Celebrating its 80th anniversary, the History Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina is set to host “The Morning Will Change Everything,” the first solo museum exhibition by renowned Spanish artist Sebas Velasco . This landmark event will open on April 4, 2025 , in Sarajevo , presenting a captivating series of original oil paintings that explore urban landscapes and human narratives shaped by history, identity, and cultural evolution. Taking inspiration from the legendary Sarajevo-based band Indexi and their song of the same name, “The Morning Will Change Everything” is more than a showcase of Velasco’s striking artworks. The exhibition delves deep into the socio-economic and cultural transformations of the Balkans, captured through the artist’s decade-long travels across the region. His evocative paintings—depicting parking lots, residential streets, and intimate portraits—act as portals into the lived realities of cities marked by transition and resilience. Through his use of expressiv...

Sabak Bernam, Malaysia – Renowned mural artist Julia Volchkova has unveiled her largest mural to date in Sabak Bernam, further cementing her legacy as a global street art icon. This monumental artwork, inspired by Malaysia’s rich cultural heritage, continues Volchkova’s dedication to portraying the lives and traditions of local communities through her evocative murals. Located on a prominent city wall, the mural is a striking composition drawn from Volchkova’s observations of Malaysia’s coastal communities. Capturing the essence of fishermen and their way of life, the artwork resonates with deep symbolism and emotional depth, celebrating the resilience and traditions of the people who shape the country’s cultural fabric. Volchkova, known for her ability to merge realism with storytelling, spent over a month completing this piece—making it the most time-intensive project of her career. The mural was made possible with the support of Y.B. Datuk Hj. Rizam Bin Hj. Ismail, Selangor Stat...

Sabak Bernam, Malaysia – Renowned mural artist Julia Volchkova has unveiled her largest mural to date in Sabak Bernam, further cementing her legacy as a global street art icon. This monumental artwork, inspired by Malaysia’s rich cultural heritage, continues Volchkova’s dedication to portraying the lives and traditions of local communities through her evocative murals. Located on a prominent city wall, the mural is a striking composition drawn from Volchkova’s observations of Malaysia’s coastal communities. Capturing the essence of fishermen and their way of life, the artwork resonates with deep symbolism and emotional depth, celebrating the resilience and traditions of the people who shape the country’s cultural fabric. Volchkova, known for her ability to merge realism with storytelling, spent over a month completing this piece—making it the most time-intensive project of her career. The mural was made possible with the support of Y.B. Datuk Hj. Rizam Bin Hj. Ismail, Selangor Stat...