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Celebrating Fr. Twardowski: The "Piknik rodzinny „Śpieszmy się kochać ludzi…”" Family Event and Creative Competition

This special family picnic at the Museum of Sport and Tourism featured creative works and participant awards.

Discover the "Piknik rodzinny „Śpieszmy się kochać ludzi…”" family picnic, an engaging event hosted by the Museum of Sport and Tourism. This gathering celebrated the Year of Fr. Twardowski with a creative competition where families submitted inspiring works. Participants shared poems highlighting themes of sport, tourism, and life's joys, culminating in an award ceremony.

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Exhibition summary

This event was a family picnic held on Saturday, July 11th, celebrating the Year of Fr. Twardowski. It also marked the conclusion of a picnic competition where participants submitted creative works, with a bicycle awarded as the first prize. The event showcased the talents of the winners and participants in a friendly atmosphere.

Curatorial context

The Museum of Sport and Tourism hosted a family picnic titled "Piknik rodzinny „Śpieszmy się kochać ludzi…”" on Saturday, July 11th. This event was organized in conjunction with the celebrations of the Year of Fr. Twardowski. As part of the picnic, a competition concluded where participants, including entire families, submitted creative works. The highest honor was awarded to Grażyna Kula, who received a mountain bike for her first-place entry. The jury noted the high quality of submissions, making the selection of the top three finalists challenging. The poems presented by the winners—Grażyna Kula, Artur Mioduszewski, and Dorota Malikowska—highlighted themes of sport, tourism, and the joy of life, reflecting the spirit of the event.

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Piknik rodzinny „Śpieszmy się kochać ludzi…” key exhibition facts

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Venue
Museum of Sport and Tourism
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Jul 11, 2015 – Jul 11, 2015
Artist line / attribution
The event featured creative works from participants, with the top three recognized as Grażyna Kula (1st place), Artur Mioduszewski (2nd place), and Dorota Malikowska (3rd place).
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