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Celebrating Professor Wojciech Zabłocki: Golden Laurel of the Olympic Award at the Museum of Sport and Tourism

This accolade recognizes his significant achievements in sports architecture, art, and illustrious fencing career.

The Museum of Sport and Tourism proudly highlights Professor Wojciech Zabłocki, recipient of the esteemed Golden Laurel of the Olympic award. This prestigious honor from the Polish Olympic Committee acknowledges his extensive impact on sports architecture and artistic contributions. Learn about his distinguished career as a sabre fencer and his creative work beyond the competitive arena.

About Prof. Wojciech Zabłocki laureatem Złotego Wawrzynu Olimpijskiego at Museum of Sport and Tourism in Warsaw

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This announcement details Professor Wojciech Zabłocki's receipt of the prestigious Golden Laurel of the Olympic award from the Polish Olympic Committee. The award recognizes his extensive contributions to the field of sports architecture and art, following his successful fencing career.

Curatorial context

The Museum of Sport and Tourism celebrates Professor Wojciech Zabłocki, a distinguished sabre fencer and three-time Olympic medalist, who has been honored with the Golden Laurel of the Olympic. This prestigious award, presented by the Polish Olympic Committee, recognizes outstanding creators of culture and architecture. Professor Zabłocki received this accolade for his comprehensive body of work in sports architecture and art, undertaken after his competitive fencing career. Throughout his architectural career, Zabłocki designed numerous sports facilities across Poland and internationally, including Olympic training centers and sports halls. He is a member of the Association of Polish Architects and an honorary member of the International Union of Architects' International Sports Architecture Group. Beyond his architectural achievements, Professor Zabłocki is also an accomplished watercolour artist, having held several exhibitions, including "Samurai Fights" (2017), "Duels and Women" (2015), and "Famous Duels in Wojciech Zabłocki's Pastishes" (2013), all previously featured at the Museum. He has also published several art albums and books on fencing. The announcement also lists other recipients of the Golden Laurel and Silver Laurel awards for their contributions in photography, sports training theory, historical sports writing, and sculpture, highlighting a broader recognition of cultural and artistic excellence within the sporting domain.

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Professor Wojciech Zabłocki, alongside recipients Kuba Atys, Henryk Sozański, Janusz Czerwiński, Jerzy Sadowski, Ryszard Wryk, Krzysztof Zuchora, and Adam Myjak.
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