Good Humor Party
International satirical organization
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The Good Humor Party (Polish: Partia Dobrego Humoru) is an international satirical and apolitical organization founded in Poland on 28 June 2001 by Polish cartoonist and journalist Szczepan Sadurski.[1]
Partia Dobrego Humoru | |
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| Formation | 28 June 2001 |
|---|---|
| Founder | Szczepan Sadurski |
| Founded at | Gdańsk, Poland |
| Type | Satirical, international |
| Purpose | To promote optimism and humor |
Region served | Global |
| Membership | +5,000 |
| Website | www |
Goals and activities
The main objective of the organization is to improve the mood of people worldwide. Membership is symbolic, with a "fee" consisting of "three broad smiles a day." Currently, the party has over 5,000 members in dozens of countries, including many professional artists and satirists.
Happy Skyscraper (Wesoły Wieżowiec)
The symbol of the party is the Happy Skyscraper (Polish: Wesoły Wieżowiec). This global art project was launched on 10 October 2012 in Manhattan, New York City. It involves a cardboard model of a skyscraper with the party's logo being photographed at various landmarks. To date, the Happy Skyscraper has been photographed in over 700 cities across all continents.[2]
Gallery
Madison Square Garden, New York City.
Seoul, South Korea.
Santiago, Chile.
FIFA Headquarters, Zurich, Switzerland.
Sofia, Bulgaria.
The Beatles Statue, Liverpool, England.
Reykjavik, Iceland.
Foundation happening in Gdańsk, Poland (2001).
