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In such a poetic way was entitled one of 236 works sent to the drawing competition The Children of the Baltic. Twenty five cities from eight countries (Estonia, Finland, Germany, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Sweden and Russia) participated in the competition. The competition final took place on 28 January 1999 in the Theatre Hall of the former Students Club in Gdansk. Twenty one people agreed to act as the jury members, among them the representatives of the diplomatic corps residing in Tri-City (Germany, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark), the municipal authorities of Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia, international culture organisations (Russian Centre of Culture and Science, Danish Culture Institute) and renown artists. The jury faced a very difficult task of choosing 8 finalists and 2 distinctions. |
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In addition, the jury decided to distinguish two works from Estonia and Lithuania since these two countries sent the biggest number of works. The awarded participants are:
The competition raised much interest in the mass media and the results were immediately announced on several radio stations, in local newspapers and on regional TV. On the following day, regional TV interviewed the winner of the competition. The works we obtained are the beginning of new projects such as exhibitions in the cities around the Baltic, virtual art gallery on the UBC internet home page and publications of posters, calendars, post cards, etc. |
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Dlugi Targ 24 pl-80-828 Gdansk, Poland phone/fax +48 58 301 76 37 phone/fax +48 58 301 09 17 phone/fax +48 58 301 91 23 e-mail: info@ubc.net |