In 2012, as part of the annual George Town Festival, Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharevic created a series of 6 wall paintings depicting local culture, inhabitants and lifestyles. They now stand as celebrated cultural landmarks of George Town (capital of Penang state, Malaysia), with Children on a Bicycle becoming one of the most photographed spots in the city. Since then, the street art scene has blossomed. Cultural centres such as the Hin Bus Depot are now curating exciting exhibitions and inviting international artists to visit and paint murals, building on the existing reputation the city has as a vibrant arts and culture centre. Aside from wall art, several wrought iron caricatures, each depicting a unique aspect of George Town's history and culture, have been installed throughout the city centre.

Day 1

George Town

10:00AM
Brother & Sister on a Swing
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Address: 63 Gat Lebuh Chulia, George Town

10:30AM
Hoola Hoop Basketball
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Address: 59 Gat Lebuh Chulia, George Town

11:00AM
Children behind window bar
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Address: 28 Gat Lebuh Armenian, George Town

11:30AM
Kids on bicycle
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Address: 2 Lebuh Armenian, George Town

12:00PM
Boy with Pet Monster
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Address: 12 Lebuh Ah Quee, George Town

12:30PM
Boy on Motorbike
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Address: 12 Lebuh Ah Quee, George Town

1:00PM
Boy on Chair - Reaching Up
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Address: 14 Lebuh Cannon, George Town

1:30PM
Little Girl in Blue
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Address: 41 Lebuh Muntri, George Town

2:00PM
Trishaw Man
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Address: -50, 26 Jalan Penang, George Town

2:30PM
Chendol Boy
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Address: 4 Lebuh Keng Kwee, George Town

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