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A Masked Man For All Seasons, Part 1
If animation techniques were seasons, Jorge would be open for business 365 days a year. If animation mediums were scored like a baseball game, Jorge would have hit for the cycle. If animation styles were women, Jorge would be in big trouble with Sandra.
In the world of animation, there's not much Jorge Gutierrez hasn't already done. He's worked on a 3D-heavy feature (Stuart Little 1) and two Flash-animated TV shows ('Mucha Lucha,' 'The Buzz on Maggie'). He created his own 3D short that won a student Emmy, a hilarious, never-aired pilot for Disney, a lavish stop-motion film called 'Macho Tequila,' and he's optioned original shows to nearly every TV animation studio in Hollywood. Oh, and lest we forget about his continuing efforts as a gallery artist and a merchandise mogul.
But before we get ahead of ourselves, let's go back to the beginning. Jorge was born in Mexico City, and raised in Tijuana. His college years (both undergrad and grad) were spent at CalArts, where he focused primarily on 3D animation. His 8:30 minute MFA thesis 'Carmelo,' earned him the respect of the Emmy jurors and eventually screened at the Cannes Film Festival in 2001. His post-grad life found him under the tutelage of legendary designer Maurice Noble, as they together dreamed up the landscapes for Chuck Jones' 'Timberwolf' web-shorts. Jorge was already versed in Flash, by way of a short he created at CalArts called 'El Macho,' so the next step was obvious. An executive at Sony Pictures Digital spotted 'El Macho' online, and quickly roped Jorge into the fold. And that's about the time I met Jorge – it was 2001, and I was already working at Sony. We were paired up, along with Roman Laney, to produce a short run of 'El Macho' shorts for the ill-fated Screenblast online network. The overseas animation studios were all lined up for a bigger push just as the plug was pulled.
But since then, Jorge hasn't looked back. He's done stints at Nickelodeon, Warner Bros. Animation and Disney TV Animation and every studio in town seems to want a Jorge Gutierrez original property.
You'd think the guy would be ready to retire with a resume like that. But Jorge is a spry 30-years old, and he's just getting started. He's got his sights set on a new TV pilot, a few 3D features he'd like to get going, and Jorge recently married Sandra Equihua, an incredibly talented artist in her own right. Suffice it to say, he has his hands full, and we can only hope, as the seasons come and go, that one of Jorge's hands is always holding a pencil.
AARON SIMPSON: Your first foray into computer animation was in 3D, and you wound up with a student Emmy for your Softimage-animated short 'Carmelo.' The bulk of your work since then has been realized in Macromedia's Flash software. What about Flash pulled you in?
JORGE GUTIERREZ: It was very punk rock! The amazing Roman Laney (Super Hero Intern) and I just dove in and got our hands dirty. Immediate gratification. I was right out of CalArts at that time and making a Flash short seemed the easiest way to get my ideas out there. 3D had been a huge nightmare as far as the learning curve and the expensive software/hardware. Since Roman and my passions in animation are story and design, Flash was a very liberating tool. To this day, everything I work on I try to get the Roman/Jorge band together.
AS: You're currently working on a Flash-animated show for Disney TV Animation. How has Flash character design evolved since you produced 'El Macho' with Sony Pictures Digital?
JG: Good design is just good design no matter what technique or software anyone uses. Just as bad design can't be saved by all the money in the world. On the other hand, when we made 'El Macho' we didn't know Flash at all, so I designed myself into a lot of technical problems. We quickly learned that flat, shape based and segmented design was clearly better suited than volumetric or more realistic designs. 'The Buzz on Maggie' is the second (after 'Mucha Lucha') Flash TV series I have worked on, so over the years I've picked up a lot of tips and techniques on how to get the most bang for the buck. Amazing artists like Mike Moon (first season of 'Foster's') have really pushed the envelope as far the technology side of a Flash show. The mouth and eye rigs out there are pretty sophisticated compared to what we all started with during the internet boom years.
AS: Do you design all of your characters on paper first?
JG: Yes and when I don't they NEVER look as good and I end up having to redo them from scratch. Plus I think drawing becomes a luxury when you spend most of your time in front of a computer. Dave Wasson (our fearless, bad-ass director on 'Maggie') likes to look at character drawings first and that's when we really experiment design wise. I'm the character design supervisor and the other two designers are the amazing Katie Rice and Sandra Equihua. They should really be supervising me!
AS: Once you've scanned your images and imported them into Flash, what's next?
JG: We ink and do a color pass. Each designer gets to see their original drawing go all the way into finished production art. So if it looks awesome (or crappy) you are completely responsible. How's that for motivation?
AS: What's the trick behind building Flash-based mouth and eye comps?
JG: I think the trick is to have a really good traditional character animator do them instead of a designer. A designer's might look prettier but a mouth and eye rig will move so much better if a traditional animator goes all out. And shape tweening seems to be in now. And of course it all depends on the specific character.
AS: What advice can you offer to people who want to storyboard for a Flash project?
JG: Watch as many good Flash shows as you can. There really is a difference if the board artist is familiar with the strengths and limitations of Flash. There are amazing artists like Ricky Garduno and Gabe Swarr who have boarded on various Flash productions and when you see their episodes it shows.
AS: That's the end of part 1. Check back in soon for the second half of CHF's interview with Jorge Gutierrez.
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Mejlgade 16, Århus C (01.07.1977 - 31.07.1981)
Graven 25, Århus C (01.08.1981 - 31.11.1986)
Different locations, primarily Århus Kunstmuseum (01.12.1986 - 01.08.1989)
Mødelokale, Marselisborg Allé 33B, Århus C (01.12.1986 - 01.08.1989)
Toldbodgade 8, Århus C (01.08.1989 - 31.12.2001)
Vestergade 29, Århus C (01.01.2002 - now)
"Aspects of Reality", Århus Kunstbygning (June 1979)
Henrik Bentsson, Carsten Langkilde, Diane Arbus, Fred Licht, Poul Erik Veigaard, and others.
"Galleri Image", Brno in Czechoslovakia (14. Juni - 23. Juli 1989)
Henrik Bengtson, Jørgen Toubro Christiansen, Rune Gade, Carsten Langkilde, Leif Hove Madsen, Erik Balle Poulsen, Morten Rasmussen, Saul Shapiro & Poul Erik Veigaard.
"Looking East", Loppehuset, Århus Festival 1990 (31. August - 9. September 1990) (Catalogue)
Frankl Alinona, Vitautus Balcitis, Pavel Banka, Peter Banyay, Wieslaw Barszczak, Andrei Bezukladnikov, Alfonsas Budvytis, Krysztof Jerzy Cichosz, Christina Eisler, Jiri Erml, Marek Gardulski, Nely Gavirola, Teresa Gierzynska, Anthonin Halas, Jiri Hanke, Ingrid Hartmets, Krzysztof Hejke, Dagmar Hochova, Pavel Jasansky, Jan Jastrzebski, Rafaelo Kazakov, Lugosi Lugo Laszlo, Garo Keshishayn, Igorg Manko, Igor Mukhin, Nely Nedeva-Voeva, Svetlena Pepeljiiska, Andrzej Rozycki, Wojciech Prazmowski, Peyat Ramadanovic, Valerij Resjetnjak, Gintautas Trimarkas, Stanka Tzonkova, Simon Manjachem Varsano, Wojciech Zawadzki & Wieslaw Zielinski. Lars Bahl, Michael Daugaard, Sonja Iskov, Nana Reimers, Henrik Saxgren & Stig Stasig: "Photographers Photo Group 2. May in East Europe" Curated by Carsten Langkilde.
"Fotografer fotograferer billedkunstnere", Aarhus Art Association of 1847 (19. april - 12. May 1991) and Rundetårn, Copenhagen (13. March - 5. April 1992) (book)
Gert Skærlund Andersen, Aage Fredslund Andersen, Anders Askegård, Lars Bay, Morten Bo, Suste Bonnén, Nanna Bisp Büchert, Bo Hansen, Ole Haupt, Keld Helmer-Petersen, Poul Ib Henriksen, Teit Jørgensen, Klaus Kurup, Tove Kurzweil, Carsten Langkilde, Finn Larsen, Ann Malmgren, Susanne Mertz, Frank Mundt, Karin Munk, Rigmor Mydtskov, Nick, Gregers Nielsen, Ole Hein Pedersen, Poul Pedersen, Thomas Pedersen, Lars Pryds, Jytte Rex, Bent Riis, Viggo Rivad, Lars Schwander, Saul Shapiro, Lis Steincke, Søren Svendsen, Finn Thrane, Karsten Weirup. Curated by Carsten Langkilde.
"56 Degrees North", Loppehallen, Århus Festival 199 1 (7. September - 15. September 1991)
Combined arrangement with the subtitle: "Photographies, video installations and performances from the North"
Mark Arlson, Tone Arstila, Poul Erik Bjærre, Henrik Brahe, Stina Brockman, Alf Edgar, Monica Englund, Laura Eriksen, John Grandberg, Kari Goorwitz, Lene Klit, Gudmindur Ingolfsson, Ingi Joensen, Rita Jokiranta, Gitte Lauritsen, Jerzy Modrak, Tuija Lindström, Mark Orall, Jyrki Parantainen, Marja Pirilä, Seppo Renwall, Søren Svendsen, Leifur Thorsteinson, Helene Toresdottir, Johanna Vouksemaa, Lind Völundardottir, Matz Wahlgren, Ole Wich, Henrik Wichmann.
"Danish Photography," Galleri 4, Cheb, Czechoslovakia (4. June - 20. June 1992)
Carsten Langkilde, Frank Mundt, Jytte Rex, Saul Shapiro.
"Europe Unframed", Loppehallen, Århus Festival 1992 (5. September - 13. September 1992)
Ellen Auken, Cissy von Babsky, Slawomir Barik, Wieslaw Barszczak, Auke Bergsma, Rommert Boonstra, Henrik Brahe, Helga Bu, Peter Christensen, Krzysztof Cichosz, Leif Claesson, Bruno Debon, Janna Dekker, Pierre Even, Ralf Filges, Jaroslav Fiser, Stephane Gallois, Teresa Gierzynska, Aase Goldsmith, Peter Goldsmith, Veli Granö, Stepan Grygar, Heather McDonough, Jiri Hanke, Poul Ib Henriksen, Tuovi Hippeläinen, Regin Hjertholm, Finn Arne Johannessen, Rita Jokiranta, Vaughan Judge, Piotr Komorowski, Manfred Kriegelstein, Ir Kulik, Mogens Laier, Jukka Lehtinen, Leif Lindberg, Mia Lockman-Lundgren, Mireille Loup, Martin Luijendijk, Marcelino Borges Macedo, Fergus Mather, Tomasz Michalowski, Ursula Neugebauer, Lisbet Nielsen, Ole Hein Pedersen, Colin Ruscoe, Wolfgang Schiche, Bruno Serralongue, Rudolf Sikora, Lubo Stacho, Antonin Streit, Lis Stenicke, Athina Strataki, Vertti Teräsvuori, Anette de Thier, Peet Thomsen, Zbigniew Tomaszczuk, Ritva Toumi, Espen Tveit, Yannick Vigouroux, Jan Walaker, Nick Waplingtom, Frank Watson, Richard Welsby, Colin F. Wishart, Krzysztof Wojciechowski, Stanislaw J. Wos & Thomas Wrede. Seminar with Saul Shapiro as coodinator (6. - 7. September 1992).
From Document to Hallucination", Kladno Castle, Czech Republic (May - June 1993) (Catalogue)
Jørgen Toubro Christiansen, Morten Jørgensen, Carsten Langkilde, Frank Mundt, Peet Thomsen, Saul Shapiro.
"IMAGE", Galerie U Dobrehó Pastýre, Brno,
Czech Republic
(July - August 1993)
Bering-Haarup, Lars Kiel Bertelsen, Henrik Brahe, Nina Bruun, Nanna Bisp Büchert, Aase Goldsmith, Signe Guttormsen, Jolana Havelková, Johnny Jensen, Mette Kit Jensen, Kim Lykke Jørgensen, Ales Kunes, Carsten Langkilde, Paul de Noojier, Morten Ryhl-Svendsen, Tina Schwarz, Jaroslav Sedlacek, Lis Steinicke, Miro Svolik & Frederik Wahlström.
"Det iscenesatte fotografi", Loppehallen, Århus Festival 1993 (4. September - 12. September 1993)
Adam Amsinck & Morten Ryhl Svendsen, Bo Asboe, Auke Bergsma, Lars Bering-Haarup, Lars Kiel Bertelsen, Henrik Brahe, Nina Bruun, Nanna Bisp Büchert, Aase Goldsmith, Signe Guttormsen, Jolana Havelková, Johnny Jensen, Mette Kit Jensen, Kim Lykke Jørgensen, Ales Kunes, Carsten Langkilde, Paul de Noojier, Tina Schwartz, Jaroslav Sedlack, Lis Steincke, Miro Svolik, Frederik Wahlström, Katrine Bering Liisberg & Marie Rømer Westh. The exhibition was supplemented by three workshops: Auke Bergsma: "Image in Image", Mette Sandby & Tina Schwartz: "Det iscenesatte fotografi" and Bo Astrup: "En scene i byen".
"Worlds", Kultarium, Den gamle auktionsbygning, Frederiksgade (7. April - 13. April 1995)
Anne Dyhr, Carsten Ingemann & Bent Riis. Curated by Carsten Langkilde.
"China, China, China", Scandinavian Center, Århus Festival 1995 (3. September - 10. September 1995) (Catalogue)
Wong Wo Bik, Chang Chao-tang, Ho Ching-tai, Almond Chu, Hsieh Chuen-te, Wu Chung-wai, Lu Cun, Zhang Hai Er, Joseph Fung, Pang Zhen Ge, Pan Hsiao-hsia, Lin Yung Hui, Alfred Ko, Wu Jia Lin, Wang Miao, Lau Ching Ping, Lin Ryh-shan, Bobby Sham, Wing Shya & Leong Ka Tai. Curated by Saul Shapiro & Leong Ka Tai
"Meeting Place", portfolio review, Århus Kulturhus (20 - 21. June 1996)
International curator meeting with portfolio viewing
Curators: Fred Baldwin (USA), David Brittain (GB), Pierre Devin (F), Deborah Ely (AUS), Ute Eskildsen (D), Alasdair Foster (Skotland), Marek Grygiel (PL), Henning Hansen (DK), Hanne Holm-Johnsen (N), Eikoh Hosoe (J), Ingrid Fischer Jonge (DK), Tuija Lindström (S), Peeter Linnap (EST), Jan-Erik Lundström (S), Patricia Mendoza (MEX), Alison Devine Nordstrom (USA), Ari Saarto (FIN), Taniana Salzirn (RUS), Tina Schelhorn (D), Pirkko Siitari (FIN), Boaz Tal (IL), Georges Vercheval (B), Hripsime Visser (NL), Wendy Watriss (USA), Manfred Willmann (A).
"Photo Art from Latin America", Kvindemuseet i Århus, Århus Festival 1997 (29. August - 28. September 1997) (catalogue)
Lourdes Almeida (MEX), Sandra Bordin (BR), Adriana Calatayud (MEX), Lucia Chiriboga (EC), Marianne Dellekamp (MEX), Maya Goded (MEX), Cecilia Larrabure (PE), Adriana Lestido (RA), Milagros de la Torre (PE), Angeles Torrejón (MEX) . K
Curated by Patricia Mendoza & Beate Cegielska.
Thomas Joshua Cooper, Presentation at the Aarhus School of Architecture, Art Crash Cultural Festival (September 1998)
"Together Again?", Loppehallen, Århus Festival 1999 (27. August - 5. September 1999) (Catalogue)
Mark Raidpere, Taave Tuutma (EST), Arno Antums-Jansons, Gatis Rozenfelds (LV), Pawel Zak, Kosta Kiritsis, Maurycy Gomuliki (PL), Martin Tiso, Robo Kocan (SK), Dezsö Szabó, Dominic Hislop, Erhardt Miklós (H) . Curated by Marek Grygiel.
"Fotomessän", Gothenburg, Sweden (October 1999)
"The Danish Photographic Landscape", Presentation of Danish photography and photographic institutions in Denmark.
"Pictures from the Dragon's Garden", Loppehallen, Århus Festival 2000 (1 - 20. September 2000) (Catalogue)
Wang Fuchun (CHN), Jiang Jian (CHN), Jean Pierre de San Bartolomé (F). Curated by Jabao Wu.
"Existence", travelling Exhibition: Finland, Germany, Poland (November/September 2002) (Catalogue)
Charlotte Haslund-Christensen, Thyra Hilden, Torben Eskerod, Joakim Eskildsen, Johnny Jensen, Lisbet Nielsen .
Curated by Tove Thage & Beate Cegielska.
"The Last 10 Days of the Market ", Loppehallen, Århus Festival 2001 (31. August - 9. September 2001) (folder)
Carlos Garaicoa (Cuba).
"Photography in the Digital Era", conference in collaboration with Højbjerg Photographic Workshop, Aarhus School of Architectures and Huset
"Opening Hours - Museums for All" The Danish National Gallery, Copenhagen (May 2002) (Catalogue)
Helga Bu (N), Charlotte Haslund-Christensen (DK), Aino Kannisto (FIN), Mia Lockman-Lundgren (S), Janne Makkinen (FIN), José Luis Martinat Mendoza (PE) , Thera Mjaaland (N), Jan Pilgaard (DK) & Bjargrey Ólafsdóttir (IS). Curated by Beate Cegielska.
"Floating", Art Centre Silkeborg Spa (May - September 2002) (Catalogue)
Anthony Haughey (IRL), Martine Mougin (F), Birgitta Lund (DK/USA), Ewa Andrzejewska (PL), Bohnchang Koo (ROK) & Daniel Blaufuks (P). Curated by Beate Cegielska.
"Complex View", Pingyao International Photography Festival, Pingyao, China (September 2002) (Catalogue)
Torben Eskerod, Joakim Eskildsen, Charlotte Haslund-Christensen, Thyra Hilden, Johnny Jensen and Lisbet Nielsen . Curated by Beate Cegielska.
"From China - Contemporary Art Photography", Århus Kunstbygning (September 2003) (Catalogue). Seminar: Chinese Contemporary Art
Cheng Ling Yang, Han Lei, Sun Hongbin, Weng Fen, Bai Yi Luo, Chen Shao Xiong, Wang Ningde, Hong Lei & Xie Wenyue . Curated by Beate Cegielska.
"Author of the Month", presentation at Århus Kunstbygning (November 2003)
Tove Kurtzweil.
"Real pretty toast", Århus Kunstbygning (December 2003)
David Julian Leonard.
"Interferences", Århus Kunstbygning (20. February - 21. March 2004)
Laurence Bonvin, Collectif_fact, Leo Fabrizio, Nicolas Faure, Thomas Flechtner, Jean-Marc Meunier, Alban Kakulya & Yann Mingard, Claudio Moser, Cat Tuong Nguyen, Gérard Pétremand & Christian Vogt . Curated by Beate Cegielska.
Nicolai Howalt: "Boxer", Århus Kunstbygning (31. July - 22. August 2004)
Nicolai Howalt. Curated by Lasse Krog Møller.
New Adventures / Danish Contemporary Photography and Video (October/November 2006)
Group exhibition with 14 Danish photo- and video-artists at Galleri Sejul in Seoul, South Korea. Astrid Kruse Jensen, Malene Nors Tardrup, Nicolai Howalt & Trine Søndergård, Camilla Holmgren, Søren Lose, Ebbe Stub Wittrup, Camilla Rasborg, Pernille With Madsen, Jacob Nielsen, Jesper Just, Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen, Marie Reynolds & Solveig Syversen.
"New Adventures" (Beijing, Shanghai & Guanghzou) (Winter/Spring 2007)
Curated by Tove Thage & Beate Cegielska.
"Another Kind of Adventures", Contemporary Danish Photography & Video, Liantzhou International Photo Festival, Liantzhou, South of China (December 2007)
Astrid Kruse Jensen, Trine Søndergård, Nicolai Howalt & Ebbe Stub Wittrup. And performance by video- og performance artist Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen.
"Human Spaces", China Pingyao International Photography Festival (September 2009)
Mette Juul, Hanne Nielsen & Birgit Johnsen.
"Enchanted Spaces", The Viewing Room, Bombay, India (December 2009)
Astrid Kruse Jensen & Lisa Robinson (USA) . In collaboration with curator Niyatee Shinde.
"Crossings", China Pingyao International Photography Festival, September 2010 and Chengdu, China (April/May 2011)
Camilla Holmgren and Ebbe Stub Wittrup
"Nordic Memories", China Pingyao International Photography Festival (September 2012
Mette Bersang, Nina Strand and Sara Ahde
"Rendezvous With Nature",
Northern Photographic Centre, Oulu, Finland (September/October 2013)
Mette Bersang, Søren Dahlgaard, Maja Ingerslev, Michelle Eistrup, Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen and Adam Jeppesen. C
urated by Beate Cegielska
"Focus Now"
, the exhibition space of Danish Embassy Ljubjiana, Slovenia (October 2013)
Lotte Fløe Christensen, Søren Dahlgaard, Mette Bersang and Michelle Eistrup
(The Artificial Observation of Nature Alive)", PHOTOVISA Festival, Krasnodar, Southern Russia (October/November 2013)
Lotte Fløe Christensen and Maja Ingerslev
"Exhibitions of 8 Danish artists", LIANZHOU FOTO festival, Southern China (November/December 2013)
Lotte Fløe Christensen, Søren Dahlgaard, Adam Jeppesen, Torben Eskerod, Pernille Koldbech Fich, Ditte Haarløv Johnsen, Susanne Wellms and Carina Zunino
Lecture by Beate Cegielska on Contemporary Danish Photography and Video Art, The Museum of Photography, Seoul, South Korea (April 2014)
Lecture by Beate Cegielska about Danish Contemporary Photography and solo exhibition by Michelle Eistrup at Pingyao International Photography Festival and at The Three Shadows - Photography Art Centre, Beijing, China (September 2014)
"The Art of Domestic Compulsion", touring exhibition
from The Image Collection i
n Poland and Spain: LAZNIA Centre for Contemporary Art, Gdansk & Galeria BWA, Jelenia Gora , Poland (2014). Centro Andaluz de la Fotografía, Almería, Spain (April/June 2015). CICUS (Centro de Iniciativas Culturales de la Universidad de Sevilla), Seville (July/August 2015). Museo del Gas, Fundación Gas Natural Fenosa, Barcelona (October 2015/Februar 2016). Museo Barjola, Gijón, for
the 13
edition of Gijón Photographic Conferences (November 2016/Januar 2017)
Magdalena Bors curated by Alasdair Foster
"What sort of life is this?", Cabinet Seoul, Seunsanga, Cheonggyecheon-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul (January/March, 2017)
Albert Elm
Carsten Langkilde: "Rauchpach's Grocery" (November) // Jørgen Borg (December).
Poul Erik Veigaard (January/February) // Tom Krøjer: "The big lyric light show" (Marts) // Diane Arbus (April) // Duane Michaels (May) // John Divola (June) // Fred Licht (August) // Poul Ib Henriksen (September) // Jiri Erml (October) // Hiro Moriyasy, Robert di Franco & D.D. Wigley (November) // Terry Toedtemeier (December).
Frank Mundt (January) // New Mexico #1 (February) // Henning Mølgaard, Sten Schrøder & Knud Egil Nielsen: "Image Photographers #1" (March) // Lis Steincke (April) // New Mexico #2 (May) // Olaf Hardt: "Gilleleje in the thirties" (June) // Henryk Gajewski, Andrzej Jorczak & Ir Kulik: "Polish photography" (August) // Viggo Rivad (September) // Bent Riis (October) // Fay Godwin (November) // Mette Ruge & Leif Pallesen (December).
Gunnar Merild Jensen: "Paris" (January) // Erik Chevalier: "Jamaica on my mind" (February) // Tage Poulsen (March) // Ole Christiansen (April) // Jesper Bech Nielsen (May) // Jo Ann Callis (September) // Leif Hove Madsen (October) // Palle From (November) // Helge Jacobsen (December).
Helge Jacobsen (January) // Per Bak Jensen: "Out-of-the-way places" (February) // Peter Goldfield (March) // Deborah Baker (April) //Odd Moe (May) // Galleri Image moves out of Mejlgade 16 and into Graven 25 // John Blakemore (September) // Flo Fox: "Asphalt Garden" (October) // Imogen Cunningham (November/December).
David Lyons (January) // Julian Simmonds: "Berlin" (February) // Jørgen Borg & Mogens Gissel (March) // Aage Fredslund Andersen (April) // Morten Bo (May) // Donald Jackson (August) // Keld Helmer Pedersen (September) // Joan Fontcuberta (October) // Galleri Galleri Image's 5th anniversary exhibition "Snapshot" (November) // Saul Shapiro: "Poland and the Poles in Peacetime" (December).
Donald Jackson (continuation of August 1982) // Jesper Høm (February) // Leif Hove Madsen (March) // Poul Erik Veigaard (April) // Lewis W. Hines: "Child Labor" (May/June) // Rikke Diemer (August) // Christer Strömholm (September) // Antonin Halas (October) // Odd Moe (November) // Kirsten Klein (December).
Vestbirk Højskole: "10 years of student work" (January) // Eli Poinsaing (February) // Carsten Langkilde: "Family Journal" (March) // Miroslav Halada (April) // Preuss Fotomuseum, Norge, på Galleri Image (May/June) // Erik Lynge (August) // Eugen Atget (September/October) // Elsa Dorfmann (November) // Jytte Rex: "Pedigrees" (December).
Jørgen Toubro Christiansen: "The merry corner" (January) // "Scandinavian Gum Prints" (February) // Finn Larsen: "Pictures from Turkey" (March) // Saul Shapiro: "Danmark West of the Great Belt" (April) // Gunnar Smoliansky: "Children from Söder" (May) // Aase Goldsmith (August) // Th. Weg (September/October) // Inger Ryhl (November) // Mille Guldbeck Svendsen: "Perpetual calendar" (December).
Heine Petersen (January) // Erik Balle Poulsen (February) // Peder Bundgaard (March) // Jo Ann Callis (Continuation of September 1980) (April) // Tom Sandberg (May/June) // Steven Manville: "Illuminations" (August) // Kapa (September) // Miroslav Halada: "The City and the Person" (October) // November: no exhibition. Image moves out of Graven 25.
At Aarhus Art Museum , Martin Parr: "The last resort" (15.April - 17.May) // Vladimir Zidlicky (11.June - 11.July) // Aarhus Festival, two exhibitions with the common title "Archives inside and out" (September// "Chocolate pictures - Collection Félix Potin" at Århus Kunstmuseum // "French Police Photos from the 20's" at Kunstnernes Hus "Young Czech Photographers" (10. October - 6. November).
Allen Ginsberg: "A generation's difference" (18. Novermber - 3. January) Galleri Image's 5th anniversary exhibition 1988 at Aarhus Art Building // "Some we have shown and some we wanted to show - 10 years of Danish Photography" (16. April - 08. May).
Chris Killip: "In flagrante" (03. April - 23. April) at the School of Journalism, Aarhus // Rune Gade: "Sunset" (17. May - 31. May) at Aaby Library, Aarhus // Image moves into new spaces at Toldbodgade 8 // Saul Shapiro: "Hallucinations" (September) // Poul Pedersen: "Applied Experiments" (October) // Ole Christiansen: "Light in dark" (November) // Tuija Lindström (December).
Photo Group Click: "Pictures of the enemy - next stop Soviet " Niels Bülow, Steen Damsgaard, Henriette Jacobsen , Seke McKinley, Lars Vestendahl, Britta Tøndborg, Anders Vendelbo, Torben Østergaard Jerzy (January) // Modrak: "Voyage to the Dream Lake" (February) // Peter Goldsmith: "Landscapes" (March) // Ulrik Møllgaard (April) // Klaus Kurup: "Photographs from Denmark 1975-90" (May) // Finn Larsen: "An Odyssey in word and picture" (August) // Peter Banyay (September) // Leif Hove Madsen: "Life forms" (October) // Søren Janns (November) // "Postcards in and out of time - lovingly yours" (December).
Henrik Enemark Sørensen: "Color Photographs" (January) // Marco Plüss: "Reconstructions" (February) // Wojciech Zawadzki (March) // Lisbet Nielsen: "Photographic impressions" (April) // Vilem Reichmann (May) // Kirsten Klein (June) // Monica Englund: "Växande" (September) // Rune Gade: "Sunset" (October) // Krzysztof Hejke (November) // Lars Schwander: "Oui Paris" (December).
Auke Bergsma: "Image in image" (January) // Carsten Brandt: "I Frank's tire tracks" (February) // Saul Shapiro: "Yesterday I didn't drink" (March) // Ewa Andrzejewska (April) // Morten Jørgensen: "To close in" (May) // Michel Saurel (June) // Thomas Wrede (September) // Luis Gonzáles Palma: "The Wedding of Loneliness" (October) // Wojciech Prazmowski (November) // "Food Photo", Morten Jørgensen, Carsten Langkilde, Saul Shapiro (December).
Johnny Jensen: Self Portraits" (January) // Igor Manko (February) // Carsten Langkilde: "In Plato's Cave" (March) // Mia Lockmann-Lundgren: "Cro-Magnon Dreams & Documents from the Atomic Age" (April) // Tom Christoffersen: "Admission by Invitiation - Paris 1986-1992" (May) // Finn Larsen: "Saltholm" (June) // Lars Kiel Bertelsen: "The Paris Project - 3. Generation" (September) // Victoria Rybáková (October) // Finn Manford (November) // "Image's Christmas Livestock Show" Ellen Auken, Jørgen Toubro Christiansen, Lars Henningsen , Emma Juulsen, Morten Jørgensen, Leif Kjøl, Gitte Lauritsen , Katrine Bering Liisberg, Carsten Langkilde, Saul Shapiro, Henrik Enemark Sørensen (December).
Piotr Topperzer: "In Denmark am I..." (January) // Meelis Lokk: "Sad Landscapes" (February) // Leif Kjøl: "2 minutes of silence" (March) // Gitte Lauritsen (April) // Pablo Llambias (May) // Rikke Christensen, Anne Dyhr, Torben Kjærgård & Johnny Paw: "Between Heaven and Wall" (June) // Lin Delpierre, Jeff Guess & Nathalie Hervieux: "French Tendencies" // "Intimate Pictures - 100 years of nude photography" (October) // Timo Kelaranta (November) // Erik Steffensen (December).
Thomas Carlgren: "Real Pigs" (January) // Emma Juulsen: "Still Passions" (February) // Luis Paredes Trigueros: "Revelaciones" (March) // Lotte Tauber Larsen: "Inflammation" (April) // Marco Lambertini: "Closed skies" (May) // Zhang Haier (September) // Joakim Eskildsen: "Northern Signs" (October) // Daryoush Tahmasebi & Staffan Nygren (November) // Finn Larsen: "Stands and Hedges" (December).
Malene Lundén: "Bygone times" (January) // Tadeusz Kluba (February) // Bo Asboe: "The Mysterious Condition" (March) // Anthony Haughey: "The Edge of Europe" (April) // Lisbet Nielsen: "Enter" (May) // Helga Bu (May) // Aarhus Festival 1996 - "In a hundred years all things forgotten" Johnny Paw Andersen, Lars Kiel Bertelsen, P. Bertoja, Jørgen Borg, Giacomo Brogi, Nanna Bisp Büchert, Rikke Christensen, F. Danielsen, Sophie Ellegaard , Adolf Elnain, Laura Eriksen, Sigfús Eymundarson, Bent Fisher, Ali Ram Gilgee ,Trine Jäpelt, Ing-Britt Javén, Leif Kjøl, Carsten Langkilde, Thorvald Larsen Levitskij, Frank Mundt, F. Nadar, Bent Nissen, Jan Rüsz, Saul Shapiro, Jacob Thomsen, Poul Erik Veigaard, 5 unknown photographers and a photo collage by Thyra Holt & Margrethe Madsen (September) // Gair Dunlop: "Languageland" (October) // Martin Sørensen: "Night" (November) // Anette Kjær: "Signal" (December).
Martin Martincek (January) // Thera Mjaaland (February) // Birthe Havmøller: "Mythological landscapes" (March) // Thomas Wrede, "Samsø" (April) // Torben Eskerod, "13 Portraits" (May) // Laura Eriksen: "Home" (June) // Irene Torrebiarte (September) // Boaz Tal, "Allegory" (October) // Nina Larsen (November) // Mohammed Niku, "No stop no stop again!" (December).
Gordon Smith: "Kentucky Coal Country" (January) // Herdis Maria Siegert: "By the sea" (February) // Weegee (March) // Gustavo Alexandre Vicente, "Absences" (April) // Johnny Jensen "Landscapes" (catalogue) (May) // Luca Tramontana: "Inheritance from the lost time" (June) // Stine Barr Prebensen, Thyra Hilden, Tine Marie Koefoed & Drod Kasinsky, "Another undertaking" parts 1 and 2 (Catalogue) (September) // Anne Bjerge Hansen: "Interludes" (October) // Winzer Klüglein: "The point of no return" (November) // Eva Merz: "Portraits 1996-1998" (Catalogue) (December).
Liz Nicol: "A Collection of Frames, A Collection of Toys" (January) // Michael Kirkegaard: "Erinnerung" (February) // Christophe Rohart (March) Lecture at the Photographic School: "Traces 2 // " Tina Enghoff: "From a time" (Publication) (April) // Josef Sudek: "North Bohemia" (catalogue) (May) // Saul Shapiro "Now and then something out there talks to you" (June) // "Together Again?" (September) // Pawel Zak, hired by Aarhus Stiftstidende for 10 days as officiel Art festival Week reporter // Pawel Zak, Kostas Kiristis, Taave Tuutma, Tine Hauch-Fausbøll excerpts from "Once Upon a Time" (October) // Martine Mougin: "Sun Night" (Art Crash Cultural Festival) (November) // "Bulletin Board for the New Millenium": Jonny Paw Andersen, Ewa Andrzejewska, Auke Bergsma, Jørgen Borg Camilla Bruun, Helga Bu, Krzysztof Cichosz, Alf Edgar, Cissi Ekroth, Lasse Flæng, Ali Ram Gilgee, Aase Goldsmith, Peter Goldsmith, Jiri Hanke, Charlotte C. Haslund-Christensen , Anthony Haughey, Birthe Havmøller, Susanne Helberg, Mette Henriksen, Poul Ib Henriksen , Janina Hobgarska, Katja Holmaa, Jacek Jasko, Johnny Jensen, Henrik Lund Jørgensen, Kapa, Kostas Kiritsis, Michael H. Kierkegaard, Leif Kjøl, Winzer Klüglein, Mogens Laier , Carsten Langkilde, Finn Larsen, Gitte Lauritsen, Birgitta Lund, Finn Manford , Eva Merz, Tomasz Michalowski, Tomasz Mielech, Martine Mougin, Lisbet Nielsen , Bent Nissen, Luis Paredes, Jura Pliestik, Jan Pilgaard, Erik Balle Poulsen, Inger Lise Rasmussen, Jytte Rex, Viggo Rivad, Christophe Rohart, Jan Rüsz , Viktorie Rybakova, Horst Sagunski, Saul Shapiro, Gordon Smith, Lis Steincke, Athina Strataki, Jakob Thomsen, Gintautas Trimakas, Poul Erik Veigaard, Gustavo Vicente, Esther Vohnsen, Pawel Zak, Wojciech Zawadzki (December).
Charlotte C. Haslund-Christensen: "Inner City" (January) // Jakob Thomsen, "As the crow flies" (February) // Clare Strand: "Wasted" (March) // Lecture at the Photographic School // Thyra Hilden, "The Synchronous" (April) // Ewa Andrzejewska, "Seeing along the way" (May) // Max Hernández: "Dos temas" (June) // Bohnchang Koo: "Goodbye Paradise" (catalogue) // Betsy Schneider, "Treshold & Ripeness is ..."/September) // Thomas Wrede (October) // "Magic Feelings" (Publication) (November) // Inger Lise Rasmussen, "Complexes" (publication) (December).
Horst Sagunski, "Neighbourhood Stories" (January) // Miriam Nielsen & Camilla Holmgren: "episodes" (February) // Michael Staggemeier, "from a certain distance" (March) // Kyungwoo Chun: "Thirty Minutes Dialog" (catalogue) (April) // Reetta Pasanen, "Home Alone" (May) // Daniel Blaufuks: "Exile" (June) // Carlos Garaicoa: "Traveler's Fascinations" (September) // Lecture at the Photographic School // Nikolaj Kulebyakin, "Fragments" (December) // Galleri Image moves out of Toldbodgade 8 and into Vestergade 29.
No exhibition because of venue change // Jane Schreibman: "Astral Allusions" (February) // Gérald Assouline: "Borderlands" (Catalogue) (March) // Trinidad Carrillo: "Maestro Papagayo" (radio show) (April) // Søren Lose: "Rhodes - revisited" (May) // Lecture at Århus Academy // Andrzej P. Bator: "A Paper Piece of Memory" (Catalogue) (June) // André Cepeda: "Anacronia" - Århus Festival (folder) (September) // Thomas Zika: "The third aggregate" (October) // "Counterclockwise" , Image's 25th anniversary exhibition in cooperation with the Polaroid Collections Ansel Adams: "Yosemite Fall" 1966 - Sheri Lyn Behr: "Untitled 35886" 1988 Eric Blau: "Fertility Rites III" 1998 - Linda Broadfoot: "Megalorrhina procera" 1997, David Bunn: "Improvisation (Rhytm), with composition nos..." - Eric Cuvillier: "France Man with Dog" 1996, Herbert Döring-Spengler: "Lagerfeld nr.1" 1990 - Stephen Frailey: Untitled" 1994, Luciano Franchi de Alfaro: "Untitled" 1980 - Paolo Gioli: "Volto Inciso" 1990, Lissie Habie: "Bicycle" 1992 - Peggy Hartzell: "Untitled" 1997, Dieter Herrman: "Elba" 1981 - Arunas Kulikauskas: "Eye Glasses" 1996 , Pierre-Louis Martin: "St. Cyr-en-Talmondais" 1990 - Michel Medinger: "Still life: Chinese Letters" 1988, Sarah Moon: "Anvers" 1990 - Franc Palaia: "Rome Zoo" 1989 - Stephen Petegorsky: "Untitled #181" 1998 - Marc Peverelli: "Les Chaises son lasses, le petit chat ne vient plus" 1988 - Nigel poor: "Eggplant with Cactus" 1993 - Rosamond W. Purcell: "Woman with Red Flowers" 1978 - John Reuter: "Jupiter Angel" 1997 - William Ropp: "Untitled" 1995 - Umberto Saliti: "Terme Excelsior" 1993 - Lucas Samaras "Untitled" 1979 - Natalie Sudman: "Bluff #132" 1996 - Ferenc Suto: "Untitled" 1997 Antonio Strati: "Riviera Mediterranea" 1990 - Ken L. Thurlbeck: "Photo Dependent Sculpture" 1988 - Sergio Tornaghi: "Still Life" 1990 - Natale Zoppis: "Museo della Memoria: Reliquary" 1992 (November) // Susanne Wellm: "Most about time" (December).
Hans Manner Jakobsen: "Delta Autumn" (January) // Aino Kannisto & Maarit Hohteri: "Personal Photograps" (February) // Lecture at the Art Academy of Jutland // Carina Johnsen: "Album" (March) // Jan Rüsz: "Tvelys" (April) // Mario Cravo Neto: Solo exhibition in collaboration with Galleri Esther Woerdehoff (May) // Lili Almog: "Bed Sequence" (June) // Aniu: "Times of Fantasy" (September) // Joakim Eskildsen: "iChickenMoon" (October) // Lecture at Højbjerg PhotoGraphic Workshop // Henrik Saxgren: "Eftersyn" (November) // Lecture at The Architect School Group exhibition, curated by Lasse Krog Møller: Samlinger (December): // Samlingen af Anonymt Fotografisk Materiale (SAFOM) Jan Bäcklund: "Archiveum WALIZKABIUROGRAFYCNA" - Archiwum Honorowy dla Niderlandzkick Fantastykiów Szesnastego (po inwentaryzacje Skolinska) Lotte Skadborg Hansen: "Udsnit af samlingen", Peter Holst Henckel: "The Back of the World", Elsebeth Jørgensen: "Unpacking My Library III: Love Affairs of a Bibliomaniac" , Lone Haugaard Madsen: "Room #15 " Walls 1996-2003, Lasse Krog Møller: "Samlingens arkiv", Sixten Therkildsen: "Ølsamlingen", Iben West: "Velkommen til mit paulun".
Ingrid Holmquist: "Magnetic" (January 10th - February 1st) // April Gertler: "Fliegen" (February 6th - February 29th) // Pia Arke: "Score bysundhistorier" (March 5th - March 28th) // Pernille Koldbech Fich: "Søstre" (April 2nd - April 25th) // Lisa Klapstock: "Threshold" (April 30th - May 23rd) // Atila: "Ready Mades" (Maj 29th - June 20th) // Jaime-David Tischler: "Love's Exile" (August 28th - September 26th) // Timo Kelaranta: "Bridge for Lovers" (October 2nd - October 24th) // Jørn Zoëga Olesen: "Places" (October 30th - November 21st) // Camilla Holmgren: "Don't Look Now" (November 27th - December 19th).
Birgitta Lund: "In Transit" (January 9th - January 30th) Bo Mølgaard: "[ab]sence" (February 5th - February 27th) // Astrid Kruse Jensen: "Hypernatural" (March 5th - March 27th) // Thomas Kellner: "Tango Metropolis" (April 3rd - April 24th) // Claudia Fährenkemper: "Imago" (April 29th - May 22nd) // Kostas Kiritsis: "Self-Portraits" (May 28th - June 26th) // Michelle Lord: "Four Corners" (August 26th - September 25th) // Ismo Hölttö: "People in the lead role" (September 30th - October 23rd) // Ebbe Stub Wittrup: "Things Happen" (28. October 28th - November 20th) // Bring out the Garbage: "or otherwise as something in between" (November 26th - December 18th) // Rosemaria Rex, Tanja Nellemann Poulsen & Luis Paredes: "Fortællinger i 3 rum" - på Århus Kunstbygning (November 11th - December 18th).
Jeanette Land Schou: "Torden og Membran" (January 7th - January 29th) // Annabel Elgar: "We were until we weren't" (February 4th - February 26th) // Sian Bonnell: "everyday dada" (March 4th - March 26th) // Lecture of British Contemporary Art, (March 4th) // Georg Küttinger: "simul - scapes" (March 31st - April 30th) // Ulrik Heltoft: "The One Broken into Two" (May 6th - May 28th) // Jurgita Remeikyte: "Focusing - Foreground and Background" (June 3rd - June 25th) // Nathalie Latham & Richard Fear: "TOUCH Me århus" (August 5th - September 3rd) // Seminar on Arabian Contemporary Photography (September 2nd). Rana El Nemh: "Coastline" (September 1st - October 1st) // Lisa M. Robinson: "Snowbound" (October 6th - October 29th) // Anne Signe Falk (November 3rd - November 26th) // Lykke Andersen: "Scenes and Scenery II" (December 1st - December 22nd).
Christian Vind: "SAUHERAD" (January 12th - February 25th) // April Gertler, Barak reiser & Gianluca Maver: "They looked on while it happened" (March 2nd - April 8th) // Seminar with the three artists (March 3rd) // Marla Sweeny: "Salisbury" (April 13th - May 20th) // Antonio Panetta: "Le rectangle blanc" (May 25th - June 24th) // Toshie Takeuchi: "Planet of Rabbits" (August 31st - September 31st) // Seminar on Japanese Contemporary Art and Culture (September 8th) // Pernille With Madsen: "Scener" (October 5th - November 11th) Artist talk with the artist in connection with the Night of Culture, Aarhus // Mette Juul: "A Diary - but not about me" (November 16th - December 21st) Artist Talk (December 18th) // Jacob Tue Larsen, Marc Räder, Myne Søe Pedersen, Janet Cardiff/Charles Bures-Miller, Florian Slotawa, Walter Niedermayr, Tacita Dean & Patty Chang: "Tourist's Tale" - at Århus Kunstbygning (November 23rd, 2007 - January 20th, 2008) Seminar with the curators Søren Lose and Johanne Løgstrup together with the artist Marc Räder (November 24th).
Hans E Madsen: "RØD FINGER" (January 4th - January 27th) // Harri Pälviranta: "BATTERED" (February 1st - March 2nd) // Henrik Vering: "Berlin - Die stadt und die beute" (March 7th - April 13th) // Angie Hicks: "Killing Time" (April 18th - May 18th) // Signe Vad: "While We Swallow Deception" // (May 24th - June 22nd) // Mireia Sallarès: "To Have & To Lose" (August 29th - October 5th) // Seminar on Spanish contemporary art // Katarzyna Kozyra: "In Art Dreams Come True", at Århus Kunstbygning (August 29th - October 26th) // Seminar "Krop, køn og identitet " with presentations by Rune Gade and Tina Raun Sergei. // Sviatchenko: "Mirror by Mirror" (October 10th - November 16th) // Nicola Dove: "Observance" (November 21st - December 21st).
Tomas Lagermand Lundme: "Working Class Hero" (January 9th - February 15th) // Mariana Vassileva: "Index Glass" (February 20th - March 29th) // Inês d'Orey: "Porto Interior" (April 3rd - May 10th) // Seminar on "photograhy, space and architecture " with talks by Moritz Neumûller og Inês d'Orey // Premiere of " Summertale" by Katarzyna Kozyra, Øst for Paradis - Art Cinema, (May 2nd ) // Amy Stein: "Domesticated" (May 15th - June 28th) // Seminar "Mennesker og dyr i kunst": with talks by Giovanni Aloi, Mette Kia Krabbe Meyer og Amy Stein // Kyungwoo Chun: "Burden or Support" (August 28th - October 4th) // Kyungwoo Chun: "Being a Queen", at Århus Kunstbygning (August 28th - November 1st) // Artist Talk og performance i Bazar Vest, Kyungwoo Chun & Adam Jeppesen: "On Sleepwalking" (October 9th - November 15th) // Trine Søndergaard: "Mono" (November 20th - December 20th).
Mette Bersang: "Untitled Interiors" (January 8th - February 7th) // Seminar on "The photographic space" with Sabine Nielsen og Mette Bersang // Hans Gindlesberger: "I'm in the Wrong Film" (February 12th - March 14th) // Daniel Barroca: "The Covered, Erased or Destroyed Films" (March 19th - April 18th) // Seminar on " Collections" with Louise Wolthers og Daniel Barroca // Lucia Ganieva: "Timeless Stories" (April 23rd - May 23rd) // Seminar on "Portrait photography" with Irina Tchmeryeva and Lucia Ganieva Timotheus // Tomicek: "Something Human" (May 28th - June 27th) // Nata Pirskalava: "Elusive Return to Images" (August 27th - October 3rd) // Michelle Eistrup: "Whispering Horses" (October 8th - November 14th) // Maja Ingerslev: "Tiden må vente..." (November 19th - December 19th).
Søren Dalgaard: "Hibalhidhoo" (January 7th - February 20th) // Tom Lovelace: "Gouge: Disruptions in Landscape Photography" (February 26th - April 3rd) // The State of L3: "Piertopia" (April 8th - May 22nd) // Lotte Fløe Christensen: "Sticks and Stones" (May 27th - June 26th) // Nikita Pirogov: "The other Shore" (August 26th - October 2nd) // The Russian Festival (September 5th-10th) // Richard T. Walker: "A nice View" (October 7th - November 13th) // Jakob Jensen: "Cosmic Riddles" (November 18th - December 19th).
Miriam O'Connor: "Attention Seekers" (January 6th - February 12th) // Pernille Koldbech Fich: "Black" (February 17th - March 18th) // Chris Verene: "Family" (March 23rd - May 6th) // Sonja Lillebæk Christensen: "Almost Heaven" (May 11th - June 24th) // Lasse Krog Møller: "En Samling" (August 24th - October 5th) // The Images of Michael Somoroff and August Sander: "Absence of Subject" (October 12th - November 11th) // Ditte Haarløv Johnsen: "Maputo Diary" (November 16th - December 23rd).
Carina Zunino: "Curtain Falls" (January 11th - February 24th) // Morten Barker: "Landskabet imellem" (March 1st - April 7th) // Calé: "Come as You Are" (April 12th - May 20th) // Magdalena Bors: "The Art of Domestic Compulsion" (May 24th - June 30th). Giorgi Khaburzania: "Music of Being" (August 30th - October 6th) // Kurt Tong: "The Queen, The Chairman & I" (October 11th - December 22nd).
Antti Laitinen: "Three Knots" (January 10th - February 23rd) // Human Sites Sohn+Isaksen: "Flower! Power of Dreams" (February 28th - May 4th) // Mimi Cherono Ng'Ok: "Postkort fra Gellerup" at Sigrids Stue (April 21st - July 1st) // Bareun, Bora Sung, Changyu Kim, Hyungsik Kim, Youngdon Jung, Youngjin Yoo: "New Generation - De nyeste tendenser i koreansk samtidsfotografi" (May 9th - June 29th) // Rodrigo Braga (various series) at Gallery Night Aarhus (August 22nd) // Stephen Gill: "Series Photographs" (August 29th - October 26th) // "Photobook Week Aarhus" in the Library at Aarhus Architect School (October 9th - October 11th) // Emil Salto: "Abstract cloud, curved line, prism, nothing" (October 31st - December 21st).
Jane Jin Kaisen: "Loving Belinda" (January 9th - March 8th) // David Stjernholm: "Seedless Grapes" (March 13th - April 26th) // Lijie Zhang: "Atheist" (May 1st - June 28th) // Maj Hasager: "We will meet in the blind spot" (August 21st - October 25th) // Photobook Week Aarhus 2015 (October 8th - October 10th) // Søren Ulrik Thomsen, Hyun-Jin Kwark, Tom Lovelace, Quentin Stevens, Tom Nielsen, Louise Mønster, Elisabeth Skou Pedersen, Julie Boserup, Christian Yde Frostholm, Claus Pedersen, Jesper Rasmussen: seminar "FRESH EYES on Urban Space" (November 19th) // Ann Cotton, Victoria Durnak, Christian Yde Frostholm, Audun Mortensen, Amailie Smith: "Correspondence" (October 30th - December 20th).
Vladimir Tomic: "Remembering the Nowhere" (January 15th - March 13th) // Mimi Cherono N'gok: "Always, In Spite of Everything" (March 18th - May 1st) // George Awde, Stefanie Zofia Schulz, Omar Imam, Gohar Dashti, Tanya Habjouqa. Curated by Peggy Sue Amison: "In Between / In Transit" (May 5th - June 26th) // Katarzyna Kozyra, Magdalena Bors, Giorgi Khaburzania: "Summer Delights - Gallery Night Aarhus" (August 19th) // Anu Ramdas, Christian Danielewitz: "Against the Grain" (August 27th - October 9th) // Photobook Week Aarhus 2016 (September 26th - October 2nd 2016) // Sabine Nielsen, Jacques Jouet, Louise Juhl Dalsgaard, Kyungwoo Chun, Martin Glaz Serup, Marianne Jørgensen, Morten Søndergård, Gitte Broeng: "
Seminar: Fresh Eyes on Art and Literature in the Public Space" (November 25th)
// James Bridle: "Apophenia" (October 14th - December 18th)
Guston Sondin-Kung: "Reconstruction of a Choreograohic Script" (January 13th - February 26th) // Eoin Moylan: "Down in the Valley" (March 3rd - April 23rd) // Birgit Johnsen & Hanne Nielsen: "Kind of Noisy Silence" (May 5th - June 25th) // Hallgerður Hallgrimsdóttir, Stuart Richardson, Kristín Sigurðardóttir, Claudia Hausfeld & Pétur Thomsen:"This Island Earth" (August 19th - October 1st) // Photobook Week Aarhus 2017 (September 21st - September 24th) // Tom Lovelace, Inês d'Orey, Miriam O'Connor, Thomas Kellner, Maja Ingerslev, Markus Henttonen, Hyun-jin Kwak, Liu Jin, Rana ElNemr, Anushree Fadnavis, Teresa Meka, Jacques Jouet, Niviaq Korneliussen, Andri Snær Magnason, Carl Jóhan Jensen, Tsitsi Dangarembga, Abdellah Taïa & Amitabha Bagchi: "FRESH EYES: International Artists Rethink Aarhus" (October 12th - October 29th) // Hyun-Jin Kwak: "Girls In Uniform: A Night at the Opera" (November 2nd - December 17th)
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Lt. Paula Kronsperger, one of the highest-profile women at the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, is out on workers comp today as more allegations of sex-related wrongdoing rain on her.
Kronsperger, 41, executive officer of the warrants and fugitives unit, went on leave Oct. 11, PBSO spokeswoman Teri Barbera said.
For legal reasons, Barbera couldn't discuss the reason. But two sources at the department said that months under Internal Affairs scrutiny and a new investigation by Human Resources have stressed out Kronsperger.
Four days before Kronsperger's departure, as many as 20 of her employees descended on the office of HR honcho Joyce Stelling to file a federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission complaint against Kronsperger.
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John Kazanjian, head of the local PBA union, confirmed the filing of the EEOC complaint.
"The sheriff (Ric Bradshaw) called me to ask if I could hold off some of my members from joining the EEOC action," Kazanjian said. "But I couldn't do it."
The troops, meanwhile, are grumbling that it is highly unusual for a PBSO employee to be on workers comp for stress. Usually, stressed-out employees use the Family Medical Leave Act. The difference? Workers comp is paid. So PBSO is paying her $104,000 salary, Barbera confirmed.
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Since the summer, Kronsperger, the wife of another sheriff's lieutenant, has been under investigation for allegations she had sex with subordinates, possibly on duty, in her previous gig as patrol supervisor. Kronsperger was transferred to a choice assignment at warrants, and she continued to work during the probe. Now, her new underlings say she's creating a hostile work environment.
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Christopher Ashton Kutcher born February 7, 1978, best known as Ashton Kutcher, is an American actor, producer, former fashion model and comedian, best known for his portrayal of Michael Kelso in the Fox sitcom That '70s Show. He also created, produced and hosted Punk'd, and played lead roles in the Hollywood films Dude, Where's My Car?, Just Married, The Butterfly Effect, The Guardian, and What Happens in Vegas. He is also the producer and co-creator of the supernatural TV show Room 401 and the reality TV show Beauty and the Geek.
* 1 Early life
* 2 Career
* 3 Personal life
o 3.1 Twitter presence
* 4 Filmography
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Early life
Kutcher was born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to Larry Kutcher, a factory worker, and Diane (née Finnegan), a Procter & Gamble employee. He is of part Irish ancestry on his mother's side. was raised in a conservative Roman Catholic family, an older sister, Tausha, and a fraternal twin, Michael, who had a heart transplant when the brothers were young children. Kutcher attended Washington High School in Cedar Rapids for his freshman year before his family moved to Homestead, Iowa, where he attended Clear Creek Amana High School. In a 2010 interview on Late Night with David Letterman, Kutcher claimed to be an all-state linebacker who averaged 15 tackles per game in high school. According to a former coach, however, Kutcher played sparingly as a wide receiver on a team that won only two games in his entire high school football career. Kutcher also appeared in school plays.
Kutcher's brother suffering from cardiomyopathy caused his home life to become increasingly stressful. He has stated that "I didn't want to come home and find more bad news about my brother" and "kept myself so busy that I didn't allow myself to feel". admitted that during adolescence, he contemplated committing suicide. At thirteen, he attempted to jump from a Cedar Rapids hospital balcony, with his father intervening in the incident. Kutcher's home life worsened as his parents divorced when he was sixteen. During his senior year, he broke into his high school at midnight with his cousin in an attempt to steal money; he was arrested leaving the scene. Kutcher was convicted of third-degree burglary and sentenced to three years' probation and 180 hours of community service. Kutcher stated that although the experience "straightened him out", he lost his girlfriend and anticipated college scholarships, and he was ostracized at school and in his community.
Kutcher enrolled at the University of Iowa in August 1996, where his planned major was biochemical engineering, motivated by the desire to find a cure for his brother's heart ailment. At college, Kutcher was kicked out of his apartment for being too "noisy" and "wild". Kutcher stated, "I thought I knew everything but I didn't have a clue. I was partying, and I woke up many mornings not knowing what I had done the night before. I played way too hard. I am amazed I am not dead." To earn money for his tuition, Kutcher worked as a college summer hire in the cereal department for the General Mills plant in Cedar Rapids, and sometimes donated blood for money. During his time at UI he was approached by a scout at a bar called "The Airliner" in Iowa City and was recruited to enter the "Fresh Faces of Iowa" modeling competition. After placing first, he dropped out of college and won a trip to New York City to the International Modeling and Talent Association (IMTA) Convention. Following his stay in New York City, Kutcher returned to Cedar Rapids before relocating to Los Angeles to pursue a career in acting.
After participating as a modeling contestant in an IMTA competition (losing to Josh Duhamel) in 1998, Kutcher signed with the Next modeling agency in New York, appeared in ads for Calvin Klein, modeled in Paris and Milan, and appeared in a Pizza Hut commercial.[citation needed]
After some success in modeling, Kutcher moved to Los Angeles and, after his first audition, was cast as Michael Kelso in the television series That '70s Show, which debuted in 1998 and ended in 2006. Kutcher was cast in a series of film roles; although he auditioned but was not cast for the role of Danny Walker in Pearl Harbor (2001),[12] he starred in several comedy films, including Dude, Where's My Car? (2000), Just Married (2003), and Guess Who (2005). He briefly appeared in the 2003 family film, Cheaper By The Dozen, playing a self-obsessed actor. His 2004 film The Butterfly Effect was an unusually dramatic role for Kutcher, playing a conflicted young man who fell in love with a girl called Kayleigh; the film received mixed to negative reviews, but was a box-office success.
In 2003, Kutcher produced and starred in his own series on MTV's Punk'd as the host. The series involved various hidden camera tricks performed on celebrities. Kutcher is also an executive producer of the reality television shows Beauty and the Geek, Adventures in Hollyhood (based around the rap group Three 6 Mafia), and The Real Wedding Crashers and the game show Opportunity Knocks. Many of his production credits, including Punk'd, come through Katalyst Films, a production company he runs with partner Jason Goldberg
Because of scheduling conflicts with the filming of The Guardian, Ashton was forced not to renew his contract for the eighth and final season of That 70s Show, although he did appear in the first four episodes of it (credited as a special guest star) and returned for the show's series finale.
Kutcher was part of the management team for Ooma, a tech start-up launched in September 2007. Ooma is in the Voice over Internet Protocol business and Ashton's role was as Creative Director. He was spearheading a marketing campaign and producing viral videos to promote this service. Kutcher has also created an interactive arm of Katalyst called Katalyst Media with his partner from Katalyst Films, Jason Goldberg. Their first site is the animated cartoon Blah Girls. Ooma revamped its sales and marketing strategy with a new management team in the summer of 2008, replacing Ashton Kutcher as their creative director. Rich Buchanan, from Sling Media, became Ooma's Chief Marketing Officer.
Kutcher produced and starred in the 2010 action comedy, Killers, in which he played a hitman.
Kutcher guest hosted WWE Monday Night Raw on May 31, 2010. There was controversy over the event due to Kutcher only being seen on screen and not in person by many in attendance.
He currently advertises for Nikon cameras.
Personal life
Kutcher and Moore, September 2008
In 2003, Kutcher began dating Demi Moore. Moore and Kutcher married on September 24, 2005, in a private ceremony conducted by a Rabbi of the Kabbalah Center; the wedding was attended by about 150 close friends and family of the couple, including Bruce Willis, Moore's ex-husband. In October 2010, Kutcher and Moore met with co-director of the Kabbalah Center Rabbi Yehuda Berg in Israel.
Kutcher has invested in an Italian restaurant, Dolce (other owners include Danny Masterson and Wilmer Valderrama) and a Japanese-themed restaurant named Geisha House located in Atlanta, Los Angeles and New York.
Kutcher is a self described fiscal conservative and social liberal.He is a student of Kabbalah; his co-star, Natalie Portman, stated in 2011 that Kutcher "has taught me more about Judaism than I think I have ever learned from anyone else".
On September 17, 2008, Kutcher was named the assistant coach for the freshman football team at Harvard-Westlake School in Los Angeles. However, he was unable to return in 2009 because he was filming Spread.
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On April 16, 2009, Kutcher ("aplusk") became the first user of Twitter to have more than 1,000,000 followers, beating CNN in the "Million followers contest". Kutcher announced via Twitter that he would be donating $100,000 to a charity to fight malaria. However, there have been several reports that Twitter manipulated the contest's results by preventing users from "unfollowing" Kutcher or CNN.
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Introduction to wind energy and the development of the wind power industry.
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This course begins with an introduction to the history and development of the wind power industry. Students will learn where wind energy is used today and the technology employed. Important issues that will be discussed are the impacts as well as the benefits of this form of environmentally sustainable energy. The course ends with an analysis of where wind energy is headed. The course will focus on the use of case studies to illustrate principles of wind energy.
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Video of Iranian Dog Killings Sparks Demonstrations Throughout the Country
Iranian animal-rights activists have taken to the streets in several cities throughout the country to protest a grotesque video showing men killing stray dogs. The video is undated, but went viral within the last week. It allegedly shows dogs dying … Continue reading
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Combined vessel contracts worth in excess of US$500 million
Topaz Energy and Marine, a leading offshore support vessel company, has secured substantial contracts in connection with the development of the Tengiz oilfield in Kazakhstan during 2016. The two contract wins announced in the second and third quarter together represent revenue of more than US$500 million. The two contracts bring Topaz's backlog to approximately US$1.6 billion.
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Under the terms of the main contract awarded by Tengizchevroil (TCO) to a consortium comprising Topaz and Blue Water Shipping A/S, Topaz will commission the construction of 15 Module Carrying Vessels (MCVs). The vessels will be owned and operated by Topaz and will commence work in Q2 2018 for a minimum contract period of three years. Topaz has also been appointed the technical managers of three additional MCVs by a consortium comprising Blue Water Shipping A/S and Kazmortransflot (KMTF).
René Kofod-Olsen, Chief Executive Officer, Topaz Energy and Marine, said, "We are honoured to have been entrusted to run vessel operations for this crucial project. The two recent project awards have added tremendously to Topaz's backlog and therefore improved our earnings visibility and credit strength in these challenging times for the OSV industry."
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First order of business: Please help us spread the word! If you blog or tweet or post on Facebook, will you give the upcoming event just a sentence or two? Maybe a link? Muchas gracias. What other ways can you think of to publicize? I plan to put a note on the bulletin board at our library. Thanks for the reminder to share the fun, bccmee.
Prepare your mind: More than one of you suggested reading the book North & South by Elizabeth Gaskell. Not a bad idea at all, and will give you a lot of food for thought when it comes to watching the character development in the film. The book is in the public domain, so if you don't own a copy or can't borrow it, and you don't want to purchase it, you can find it free at Project Gutenberg. There are also free audio versions on Librivox.
If you do decide to purchase a copy, and/or you still need the DVD, please consider using the Amazon associate links on RichardArmitageNet (found under the picture of the day on the home page) and they will send their proceeds to one of Richard's preferred charities. Any time you shop Amazon for anything, you could use their link to do good.
Food: Hmmm, what do they actually eat on screen in North & South? There's the workers' stew John enjoys, and there's Margaret's noisy, revolutionary toast. I always supposed she was buttering it, but perhaps she's spreading marmalade. And what does Hannah serve at her dinner besides soup? Help me out here. Is there more food mentioned in the book than the film? I can't remember.
For more modern fare, how about Thornton's chocolates? That could represent Richard Armitage's smooth, chocolatey voice. And I saw some tweets about other "theme" food. Who said cupcakes with top hats? There's the old standby, popcorn, which could denote Fanny's popping attitude. Maybe have black licorice for the angry crow. Or try my favorite, Hot Tamales candy, which could represent the fire from the old dragon, or all that other smoldering that's going on. Though none of us need any added heat after waiting for the lovers' passion to finally steam up those train windows.
Drinks: Tea is of course appropriate. But if you can do it responsibly, I'd recommend a glass (or three) of wine.
Naturally you could go for soft drinks. Grape Crush in honor of Boucher? (Ooh. Can't believe I went there.) What about having a pint with Higgins, or some cognac and a cigar with the masters, Irish whiskey for the strike breakers? I'm thinking I might play a drinking game - every time someone says "tittle" or "tattle"-- drink. Ha!
Costume: If putting on a bonnet is your thing, go for it. Be prepared to share pictures. And do tell how long it took to iron your petticoats. Or go for comfort and find your sweatpants and a cozy top. I'm thinking I need a t-shirt that says, "My other shirt is a corset."
Don't forget a cuddly blanket, or a cuddly significant other to keep you warm.
Environment: I have some small children. I also have a wonderful husband and some older children. I am enlisting their help in planning so that I can have "just for mommy" time and they can also have some fun. We will be preparing their own entertainment with activities, movies, games and snacks. Do I really need to say in another part of the house?
Now how about some added realism? Dig that train set out of your Christmas box and have the little choo-choo make a lap around the living room every once in awhile. Buy yourself some yellow roses, and don't forget to look back. Look back at me.
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Thanks to everyone who made suggestions. More ideas? Did I leave out something important? Please share in the comments!