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Noc muzeów 2018: Eastern Martial Arts Demonstrations at the Museum of Sport and Tourism Exhibition

The event featured karate and kendo workshops, complementing the museum's permanent exhibit on Polish sports history.

Noc muzeów 2018 at the Museum of Sport and Tourism offered visitors a unique evening exploring Eastern martial arts. Attendees enjoyed dynamic demonstrations and interactive workshops, featuring karate and kendo techniques. This past event also provided access to the museum's extensive permanent exhibition on Polish sports history and Olympic traditions. The occasion highlighted cultural and athletic heritage.

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Exhibition summary

The Museum of Sport and Tourism hosted 'Noc Muzeów 2018' (Museum Night 2018), an event dedicated to Eastern martial arts. The event featured demonstrations and workshops in karate and kendo, alongside access to the museum's permanent exhibition on Polish sports history and Olympic traditions.

Curatorial context

The Museum of Sport and Tourism celebrated 'Noc Muzeów 2018' (Museum Night 2018) with a special focus on Eastern martial arts, attracting over 1100 visitors. The event included interactive demonstrations and workshops in karate, with participants attempting to break bricks and boards under the guidance of instructors from Stołeczny Klub Karate OYAMA, led by Piotr Bakoń. Kendo demonstrations also drew significant interest. In addition to these martial arts showcases, visitors could explore the museum's permanent exhibition 'Dzieje sportu polskiego i olimpizmu' (History of Polish Sport and Olympism) and engage with educational programs. Partners like Lotto, Zdrofit, FUJIFILM, Stołeczny Klub OYAMA Karate, and Warszawski Klub Kendo supported the event.

Admission and ticket notes

As part of Museum Night, visitors could access the event and the museum's permanent exhibition. Specific ticketing details for Museum Night itself were not provided, but it is implied that entry was part of the event's offerings.

Noc muzeów 2018 key exhibition facts

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Venue
Museum of Sport and Tourism
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
May 19, 2018 – May 19, 2018
Artist line / attribution
Featuring demonstrations and workshops by Stołeczny Klub Karate OYAMA with Piotr Bakoń (shihan 5 dan), and Warszawski Klub Kendo.
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