
A humanitarian exhibition that was set up at the Zec studio in Sarajevo from June 10 has concluded, and 4,000 KM was raised for the Children's Kindergarten in Maglaj, Admira Bradarić, an academic artist and owner of the AB studio and gallery in Maglaj, told the BH News Agency Patria.
- We are very happy to have supported the renovation of the kindergarten in this way. I especially thank Ivana Jugo and the Zec family for their support and cooperation, as well as all the artists for their participation and support - said Bradarić, who is also one of the organizers of the campaign.
During the humanitarian exhibition, works by artists Halil Tikveša, Mehmed Klepo, Izet Alečković, Safet Zec, Ahmet Hundur, Irfan Hozo, Adnan Hozo, Amra Zulfikarpašić, Amela Hadžimejlić were sold, and Drago Handanović, Mustafa Skopljak, Alija Hafizović - Haf, Salim Obralić, Sanjin Lugić, Dževdet Nikočević, Mehmed Zaimović, Radoslav Tadić and Sead Čerkez also participated.
The director of the kindergarten, Džeraldina Delić, expressed her gratitude to the organizers Admira Bradarić, Ivana Jugo, and the Zec family, who provided the studio space in Sarajevo, and to all the artists who responded to the campaign.
In the floods that hit a large part of Bosnia and Herzegovina in May, Maglaj is one of the cities that suffered the greatest damage. Numerous cultural institutions, schools, the Health Center, commercial and residential buildings were destroyed, which is why help is still needed for the people of Maglaj to re-establish the normal functioning of the city, writes Patria.
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