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Sport and Art Contest<br />
Graphic works and sculptures on the theme<br />
of sport and Olympism from the five continents<br />
is what the IOC Sport and Art Contest is all<br />
about. An exciting contest for artists with<br />
prizes totalling $US 120'000 and the chance<br />
to have their works exhibited at the Olympic<br />
Museum and the Games as well as printed<br />
in a brochure uniting the winning works.<br />
Through its international character the Sport<br />
and Art Contest bears witness to the cultural<br />
diversity of the Olympic Movement, and the<br />
catalysing role that sport, like art, can p<strong>la</strong>y in<br />
today's society, as an instrument to improve<br />
people's quality of life and wellbeing. It focuses<br />
on Olympic values and leads people from<br />
different parts of society to better un<strong>de</strong>rstand<br />
these values while drawing people from beyond<br />
the sport movement closer to Olympism.<br />
Torch Re<strong>la</strong>y, Zeng Chenggang<br />
CONTESTS 41<br />
Il Fuoco d’Atene, Daniele Veronesi<br />
Held every four years since 2000 and open<br />
to all NOCs it provi<strong>de</strong>s the chance for them<br />
to organize a national contest in cooperation<br />
with art schools and to foster an active<br />
synergy between the worlds of art and sport<br />
in conformity with the fundamental princip<strong>les</strong><br />
of the Olympic Charter.<br />
The best works from the national competitions<br />
are entered in the international contest for a<br />
jury presi<strong>de</strong>d over by the Commission<br />
Chairman, Mr Zhenliang He and including<br />
IOC members, athletes, artists, sculptors<br />
and art institutions and museums to judge.<br />
The jury for the third edition of the contest<br />
will be meeting in 2008 and who knows they<br />
may discover a new budding athlete artist.