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If Walls Could Talk: The Story of Malaysian Street Art

Ernest Zacharevic, Multidisciplinary Artist

15-Jan-25 19:00

If Walls Could Talk: The Story of Malaysian Street Art

Join us for a conversation with street artist Ernest Zacharevic as we explore the evolution of street art in Malaysia. We begin by hearing about Ernest’s journey from Lithuania to Malaysia, then dive into the power of street art as a tool for urban rejuvenation and social change. We discuss its evolving role in Malaysia’s cultural landscape, the founding of Cultprint, and the bold statements behind Ernest’s very own exhibition, Culture Shock.

Image Credit: Ernest Zacharevic, Facebook

Produced by: Sudais Ferhard

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn


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Categories:  culture,  visual arts,  History/Heritage

Tags:  cultprint,  culture shock art exhibition,  made in malaysia,  ernest zacharevic,  street art,  art exhibition, 


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