Bid on Gosia Herba’s work – “Meduza” could be yours [AUKCJA GAZETA.PL DLA WO¦P]

Illustrator, author of books for children, art historian – Gosia Herba donated the work “Meduza” with dimensions of 40×40 cm. The technique is gouache on paper, the work is not framed.

Gosia Herba – Medusa mat. the authors

Gosia Herba was born in 1985 in Oława, and currently lives and works in Wrocław. For 15 years he has been dealing with press, book and commercial illustration. He also designs monumental forms related to architecture. He eagerly reaches for new forms of expression, such as embroidery, ceramics and fabric design. In illustration, he combines traditional techniques such as crayons, gouache, and ink with digital drawing.

Her works are published all over the world. She drew, among others for “The New Yorker”, “The New York Times”, “Der Tagesspiegel”, “The Washington Post”, “Pentagram”, “The Atlantic”, “Penguin Random House”, Google. Her picture books are presented at prestigious exhibitions, incl. The Illustrators Exhibition – Bologna Children’s Book Fair, Golden Pinwheel Young Illustrators Award, BIBF Ananas International Illustration Exhibition.

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#OneDayLonger. Gazeta.pl campaign for the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity

The Gazeta.pl campaign for the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity was born in 2019 and it was not a happy time. The 27th Final of the Great Orchestra was the first one that was not accompanied by a smile and pride in the work of helping children or the elderly until late at night. A feast of good, one of the greatest social events in Poland after 1989, was interrupted by tragic events in Gdańsk. The mayor of the city, Paweł Adamowicz, was mortally wounded on the stage of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity.

Then we decided: let’s finish the final next Sunday, let’s overcome evil together. This idea is still valid today, especially after the tragic months brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic. Let’s play # OneDaysLonger again, so that good will prevail.

We want the holiday that we celebrate each year with the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity to not end. And that’s why we ask: let’s do it again, one more day. And to the end of the world. The collected money will go to the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity.

This year, the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity plays to ensure the highest standards of diagnosis and treatment of eyesight in children. Our this year’s auctions start on January 24 and end on January 31, the day after the GOCC final.

This year, the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity plays to ensure the highest standards of diagnosis and treatment of eyesight in children. Our this year’s auctions start on January 24 and end on January 31, the day after the GOCC final. After all, we play # OneDzieńDłużej.