Today, the exhibition “Tell Sarajevo: Through Photography, Sound, and Comics” was opened at the Gallery of the Sarajevo School of Applied Arts. The exhibition was realized in cooperation between the Public Institution Museum of Sarajevo and the Sarajevo School of Applied Arts.
At the opening, the audience was addressed by Indira Kučuk Sorguč, Director of the Public Institution Museum of Sarajevo, who emphasized the importance of cooperation between educational institutions and cultural organizations. She highlighted Sarajevo as an eternal source of artistic inspiration and stressed the significance of such projects in bringing cultural heritage closer to younger generations. She particularly praised the students’ works, underlining their exceptional talent, creativity, and maturity in the contemporary interpretation of the city through various media and personal artistic expression.
The audience was also addressed by Elma Alić Šobot, Director of the Sarajevo School of Applied Arts, who emphasized the importance of such projects for the development of creativity, critical thinking, and the professional orientation of students.
During the opening, certificates of appreciation were presented to the students who participated in the realization of the exhibition, as well as to the teachers who supported and guided them — Adis Lukač and Elmina Suljević.
We would like to thank everyone who honored us with their presence at the opening and invite the public to visit the exhibition and experience Sarajevo as told through the eyes and voices of young authors.
