Unusual exhibition in Polish parliament - Happy Skyscraper Cartoons Tour 2015. Exhibition No 1 - Warsaw.17 march 2015 was a date of First Happy Skyscraper exhibition. It took place in Sejm's session chamber (lower house of the Polish parliament) in Warsaw, capital of Poland. Three Polish cartoonists (Szczepan Sadurski, Henryk Cebula and Dariusz Pietrzak) were the participants of the grand opening. Those artists among with 20 other from 15 countries prepared their cartoons about Happy Skyscraper that travels across the globe. This symbolic international mini-exhibition started series of Good Humor Party exhibitions around the world.Exhibition was very simple. Each author presented only one cartoon. Other smaller cartoons were shown on three A4 papers glued to harder cardboard's.Soon there will be new Happy Skyscraper Cartoons Tour 2015 exhibitions. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..">In meantime other authors can join too by sending their cartoons about Happy Skyscraper to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. If you want to show our exhibition and popularize this idea in your country just mail us. Sadurski.com, monthly e-magazine "Good Humor Party" and other media will keep you inform about new exhibitions.List of authors, which cartoons were shown on exhibition in Warsaw.Authors (23):
Szczepan Sadurski - Poland
Arsen Gevorgyan - Armenia
Santosh Paliwal - India
Cemal Tunceri - Northern Cyprus
Lubomir Kothra - Slovakia
Aziz Javuzdogan - Turkey
Doru Axinte - Romania
Massimo Presciutti - Italy
Evgeny Kran - Russia
Fawzy Morsy - Egypt
Dariusz Pietrzak - Poland
Malgorzata Gnys-Godard - France
Newton Silva - Brazil
Mitya Kononov - Russia
Ana Pilipczuk - Argentina
Redwan Al Ferekh - Lebanon
Slawomir Lizon - Poland
GdB - France
Stanislaw Kosciesza - Poland
Sergey Artemenko - Russia
Henryk Cebula - Poland
Leslie Tejlor - Hungary
Peter Herl - GermanyCountries (15):
Argentina
Armenia
Brazil
France
Germany
Hungary
India
Italy
Lebanon
Northern Cyprus
Poland
Romania
Russia
Slovakia
Turkey

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