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For Satyrykon fans He’ll stay a great author of one of the most important, Grand Prix winning cartoons. Year 1994 and “Stained-glass windows”. And it was the crowning for the long lasting acquaintance. Satyrykon 1994, Grand Prix, Satyrykon 1979, distinction award, Satyrykon 1978 Zbigniew Ziomecki, one of the key people from “Szpilki” (satirical magazine) and

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In the beginning of Legnica’s Satyrykon (end of the ‘70s) it wasn’t quite so obvious that it was mainly plastic arts competition. Using his charisma, Andrzej Tomiałojć, the legendary leader of “Parnasik” club, Satyrykon creator and organiser, mingled the feast of satire with a-few-day-long Legnica Cabaret Meetings. Being a friend with so many artists, Tomiałojć

An interview with Andrei  Popov (Grand Prix Satyrykon 2015) Beata Adamek, Satyrykon: Although we often joke that all great Russian or former soviet drawers are space engineers by their qualifications, let’s assume that your background is not quite typical. How is a soldier made a cartoonist? Andrei Popov: There’s a saying that an artist is a man

Friends!The officials from the Warsaw City Hall have decided to lose down the Museum of Caricature and change it into a department of the Museum of Warsaw. It is like the football club Manchester United was to be merged together with Manchester City, so that the administration would be easier, or to mix salt and pepper together not

Beata Adamek talks to RYSZARD KAJA Beata Adamek, Satyrykon: Some years ago, a woman deeply in love with your creation (affection which she seems to share with half of the country) wrote that You only make excellent and very good posters, the good ones happen rather rarely and the bad ones don’t happen at all. You called yourself