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Kolory Mundialu: Announcing the Winners of the 2018 World Cup Art Competition at the Museum of Sport and Tourism

This special exhibition celebrated youth art inspired by the FIFA World Cup, featuring diverse drawing and free technique entries.

Delve into the exciting outcomes of the "Kolory Mundialu" (Colors of the World Cup) art competition, proudly hosted by the Museum of Sport and Tourism. This initiative captivated young artists who submitted creative works reflecting the spirit of the 2018 FIFA World Cup. Learn about the challenging jury selection process and explore the notable participants in drawing and free technique categories.

About Kolory Mundialu – Mistrzowski konkurs plastyczny at Museum of Sport and Tourism in Warsaw

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition announces the results of the 'Kolory Mundialu' (Colors of the World Cup) art competition, organized by the Museum of Sport and Tourism. The competition celebrated the 2018 FIFA World Cup and attracted significant participation across drawing and free technique categories.

Curatorial context

The Museum of Sport and Tourism hosted the 'Kolory Mundialu' (Colors of the World Cup) art competition, coinciding with the first match of the Polish national team at the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia. The competition saw considerable interest, leading to a challenging selection process for the jury. Entries were divided into two main categories: drawing and free technique. The page lists the winners and honorable mentions for each category, highlighting notable participants and the artistic guidance provided by teacher Grażyna Grzegorczyk. The director of the Museum of Sport and Tourism, Tomasz Jagodziński, presented the awards to the winners.

Admission and ticket notes

Information regarding ticketing and admission is available via links to 'Godziny otwarcia' and 'Bilety' in the 'Wizyta' section of the museum's website. Specific details for this competition are not provided on this archival announcement page.

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The competition winners included Zuzanna Chmurzyńska, Urszula Kuźniak, Nikola Królikowska, Iwo Wronek, Maks Łukasiewicz, Mieszko Kanclerski, Mikołaj Bluszko, Grześ Gąsowski, Ivo Siara, Borys Redeł, Jan Żmuda, Ignacy Koralewski, Michał Sztandkie, Amelka Piekarska, Ola Wardyn, Tomek Mulas, and Julia Trzeciakowska. Artistic guidance was provided by Grażyna Grzegorczyk.
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