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Wiki Loves Folclore (WLF) é um concurso fotográfico internacional onde os participantes podem contribuir com arquivos (fotografias, vídeos e áudios) sobre sua cultura folclórica local para o Wikimedia Commons sob licenças gratuitas e que podem serem usados na Wikipédia e quaisquer outros lugares com atribuição. Este concurso de fotografia é focado na cultura folclórica de diferentes regiões, incluindo danças, músicas, jogos, culinária, roupas e outras atividades folclóricas e tradicionais, incluindo contos populares, contos de fadas, lendas, peças folclóricas, eventos sazonais, costumes do calendário, artes folclóricas, religião popular, mitologia, etc. A campanha visa proteger o patrimônio cultural imaterial mundial.

The Wiki Loves Folklore International photography contest serves as a vital catalyst for preserving intangible cultural heritage, in accordance with the 2003 UNESCO Convention. It encourages people from diverse backgrounds to capture and share images representing their cultural heritage, effectively documenting and sharing these intangible aspects of culture. Through visual storytelling, it raises awareness about the importance of cultural practices, rituals, and traditions and promotes community engagement in heritage preservation. By showcasing intangible cultural heritage on Wikimedia Commons, Wiki Loves Folklore ensures its transmission to future generations, making it more accessible and relevant in the modern world while upholding the principles of the 2003 UNESCO Convention.

Every year, the Wiki Loves Folklore photography contest runs from February 1st to March 31st. Originally globally launched in 2019 as "Wiki Loves Love", the contest was subsequently renamed to "Wiki Loves Folklore." Over its 5-year journey, the contest has garnered an impressive collection of 79,844 media files from 168 different countries, with the invaluable contribution of 6,414 dedicated volunteers.

Edições

Commons:Wiki Loves Folclore 2024, the contest in February and March 2024
Commons:Wiki Loves Folclore 2023, the contest in February 2023 (images)
Wiki Loves Folclore 2022, the contest in February 2022 (images)
Wiki Loves Folclore 2021, o concurso em fevereiro de 2021 (imagens)
Commons:Wiki Loves o Folclore 2020, o concurso em fevereiro de 2020 (imagens)
Wiki Loves Love 2019, o concurso em fevereiro de 2019 (imagens)

Fotos vencedoras em edições anteriores

Wiki Loves Love 2019

Uma autêntica cerimônia de casamento russa
As famosas celebrações do Festival Kinabayo das Filipinas
Um casamento de estilo bielorrusso
Um casal em um casamento em Nashik, Índia
Noivo colocando Sindoor na testa da noiva, como parte de um casamento hindu na Índia
Um casal em uma cerimônia pré-casamento na Tailândia
Cerimônia de casamento em Punjabe, Índia
Um casal em uma cerimônia de casamento na Indonésia
Um estudante fazendo namastê a um mestre de ioga na Índia
Um casal assistindo a fogos de artifício durante as celebrações do Ano-Novo Chinês
Teatro de rituais espirituais dos índios maias

Wiki Loves Folclore 2020

淚中之愛 by 黃孝擎
Tbourida Moroccan folklore fantasy by Houssain tork
Viva for Niño by Herbert Kikoy
Bharatanatyam by Vijay Sundararaman Iyer
Theyyam by Shagil Kannur
Dance drama by Tapas Kumar Halder
Woman at Kalibo Ati-Atihan Festival by Elisolidum
Kadayawan Festival by Fpj455
Jallikattu festival by Sundaram Perumal
Theyyam by Adzac5848
Manobo Girl by Herbert Kikoy
Bal Krishna makeup by Tapas Kumar Halder
Hmong folk costume of Vietnam by Martyna.pedziach
Port de Grave Christmas Boat Lighting by Ting ting Chen
The water transfer by Mikhail Kapychka
Tango Porteño by Manticora87
Ardhanarishvara by Tapas Kumar Halder
Raiyani Muharramah Gendang beleq by RaiyaniM

Wiki Loves Folklore 2021

Mongolian Man and his Eagle by NuclearApples
The Yellow Fellowship by Herbert Kikoy
Pintaflores Queen by Francisco Pajares, Jr.
Traditional Japanese ladies by Dieglop
Riding into the festival by NuclearApples
International Folk Festival Polka at Bychlew, Poland by Korpusik
Seruling Gambuh Bali by RaiyaniM
MSFF Uniwersytet Śląski 7 Fot. Wojtek Korpusik by Korpusik
Cultural dance of Sinulog Festival in Cebu, Philippines by Wynn Loner U. Uy
Bullock Cart race in Jaffna, Sri Lanka by Visuvanathan Aruran
A girl dressed as Lord Krishna attends open-air theatrical performance by TAPAS KUMAR HALDER
Sinulog Festival Ritual Dance by Jumelito Capilot
L’art de Tbourida Marocaine by Houssain tork
Grand shadow play at Wat Khanon Temple by Paul-shy
Peresean, a traditional sport conducted by the Sasak Tribe people in the province of West Southeast Nusa, Indonesia by RaiyaniM
Matigsalug Elders by Theglennpalacio
Strings of the Ancient by Herbert Kikoy
Woman dressed as Sherawali, the warrior goddess who rides a tiger, by TAPAS KUMAR HALDER

Wiki Loves Folklore 2022

Child's Faith to Santo Niño by Michol Sanchez
Moroccan Berber at Sahara Dessert by Dieglop
Women painting Patachitra artform in Odisha by Euphoric Captures
Traditional body painting on kids of Ethiopian Banna Tribe by WAVRIK
Peacock dance performer by TAPAS KUMAR HALDER
Karen tribal woman in traditional clothes by Varvara Kless-Kaminskaia
Golden Eagle traditional and folk festival competition by Gabideen
Man dressed in Native American traditional costume by BENNY GROSS.1
Children learning to play the local drum in northern Region of Ghana by Sir Amugi
Women performing traditional Dhunachi ritualized dance worship by Bhuppigraphy
Miao folkdance in Guizhou, China by PeterSzabo83
Romanian teens in traditional clothes are dancing at "Hora Bucovinei" – Folk festival, Frasin – Romania by ShadowNighy
"Pece Atanasoski" Folk Festival by Lenivongeleva

Wiki Loves Folklore 2023

Traditional folk face painting by TAPAS KUMAR HALDER.
National Mask Festival of Papua New Guinea by JBYBIOSA.
A man performing bleaching process on copper utensil by Summering2018
Lumad basakanon by Kliencyril08
Tbourida by Mohamed El Idrissi
Red and Gold for Niño by Herbertkikoy
Indian Traditional Wedding by Aman Agrahari
Fishing net weaver of Manipur by Pdhang
Piping at a wedding by Iainmacharg
Han Dan by Yake2434
Líderes indígenas by Edgar Kanaykõ Xakriaba
Little buffalo herder by Alisabih
Holi, The festival of colors by AjoyDutta1997

Nossos parceiros

Wiki Loves Folclore é um projeto organizado pela Fundação Open Heritage. Expressamos nossos agradecimentos aos parceiros patrocinadores do projeto, Fundação Wikimedia, Wikimedia Bélgica, Wikimedia França, Wikimedia Alemanha e Le Sans Page, por apoiarem o projeto nos últimos dois anos. Gostaríamos de agradecer também Media Partners Scholastic, American Folklore Society, Archivalia Hypotheses (Alemanha), Wikiwand, Tribune India, Punjab Tribune, Ajit News, Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Savera, Dainik Jagran e Punjabi Jagran por seu apoio para tornar esta campanha visível ao público.

We would like to also thank Scholastic, American Folklore Society, TheFolkloreSociety, Archivalia Hypotheses (Germany), Wikiwand, Tribune India, Punjab Tribune, Ajit News, Dainik Bhaskar, VCA Government of Malta, fes ta festa.cat, Businessnews, Futmax.org, Dainik Savera, Dainik Jagran, and Punjabi Jagran for their support to make this campaign visible to the public.

We also acknowledge the supported by national organizers from countries like Albania and Kosovo, Belarus, Benin, Burundi, Ghana, Haiti, India, Ireland, Italy, Kenya, Land of Valencia, Mali, Malta, Nigeria, Peru, Philippines, Russia, Thailand and Zambia in the past years.

In the previous editions Wiki Loves Folklore has received uploads from 168 countries like Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Angola, Argentina, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belarus, Belgium, Belize, Benin, Bhutan, Bolivia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Cameroon, Canada, Chad, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cote d Ivoire, Croatia, Cuba, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, DR Congo, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, England, Equatorial Guinea, Estonia, Ethiopia, Fiji, Finland, France, Gabon, Gambia, Georgia, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Grenada, Guatemala, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Haiti, Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Latvia, Lebanon, Lesotho, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Madagascar, Malawi, Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Malta, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mexico, Moldova, Mongolia, Montenegro, Morocco, Mozambique, Myanmar, Namibia, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, North Macedonia, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Palestinian Territories, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Russia, Rwanda, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Samoa, San Marino, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, Senegal, Serbia, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Somalia, South Africa, South Korea, South Sudan, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Suriname, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Thailand, Togo, Tunisia, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Tuvalu, Uganda, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay, Uzbekistan, Vanuatu, Vatican City, Venezuela, Vietnam, Wales, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe

Parceiros colaboradores em países

O projeto foi apoiado por afiliadas e organizações parceiras de 11 países – Índia, EUA, Itália, França, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Paquistão, Túnis, Gana e Genebra.