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Browse Artists and Groups Marc-Aurèle Fortin, A.R.C.A.
Marc-Aurèle Fortin
R.C.A. Canadian, March 14, 1888–March 2, 1970
Marc-Aurèle Fortin, A.R.C.A.
Could we not compare this painter to a kind of Merlin, to a magician conjuring up, out of his palette, giant trees, extravagant skies — indeed — a spellbinding display of nature, which opponents of fantastical deformation and experimentation plainly condemn, yet charms those who do not ask that art be an exact or faithful reproduction of reality. Jean Chauvin, art critic, 1928
M.A. Fortin Remembered by Walter Klinkhoff
Marc-Aurèle Fortin was amongst the first Canadian artists I visited regularly. He was living with his wife at the time, mid 1950s, in a house on Saint Urbain street near Laurier where he lived in a truly bohemian style.
Nothing seemed to have ever been dusted and it was impossible to find a place to sit down. Broken window panes had been repaired with adhesive tape, paintings and paint tubes were everywhere - under the table, in cupboards, in every corner and under the sofa. Both he and his wife were extremely nice people and seemed to like me. "Marco," as she called him, was always dressed like a derelict who had slept in a gutter. A diabetic, he had to get exercise and went everywhere on an old bicycle. I liked his work very much and his prices were very reasonable, but in those days nothing was easy to sell. Fortin was very interesting to listen to but he always told me that "his own people," meaning French Canadians, took him for a house painter when he told them of what his work consisted. Up until that time he said he had only had some recognition in Mexico where he must have been some years earlier. Mrs. Fortin was also an intelligent and quite intellectual person. Like her husband's father, hers had also been a judge. She had an unfortunate squint, one eye looking almost at right angles sideways, and one had to get used to this at first. When Fortin bought his house in Sainte-Rose and moved there with Archambault and his girlfriend, Mrs. Fortin did not go with them. They had not been married very long, had not been getting along and "Marco" told me that he had given her $5,000 and wanted to be rid of her. But I am ahead of my story.
Usually I bought earlier works, which he had in abundance even though most of the paintings were in storage with Galerie L'Art Français, who later said they had an exclusive contract for selling the works. In those days Fortin never bought materials for painting, but when I brought casein colours, brushes and good paper I could come back a few days later to get some nice casein paintings These were not his best work any longer by any means, but still remarkably original in style and firm in design and execution. Prices were always very modest and never discussed.
Montreal's best known framemaker was Antoine's. He had an art gallery attached to his framing business and was frequently surprised to see how many Fortins I had from the artist and left with him for framing. He had never been able to get any and asked me if I would be willing to take him along the next time I visited Fortin. This we soon did and I thought I might be doing Fortin a favour by bringing Antoine Ulrich with me. When Antoine asked for some prices, the watercolours I had been buying for twenty dollars were for Antoine $250 and $300, far more than what they could be sold for at that time. After mentioning the prices Fortin disappeared into the kitchen. We waited for maybe twenty minutes and then started to ask where he was. Mrs. Fortin told us he had taken a bicycle to go to a tavern to drink wine. For some reason never disclosed to me, Fortin did not want anything to do with Antoine. Antoine bought nothing but when I returned the next day, prices had reverted back to the twenty dollar level.
On one occasion I discovered a beautiful painting of Baie Saint Paul in winter with people in heavy coats in front of the church. There were some sleighs and a dark sky. It was in perfect condition in a pile with other things of lesser quality and I decided to buy it. Fortin mentioned his modest price and I agreed. Then he insisted I had to see the "mis en valeur" on a wall. He found a large four inch nail and drove it through the middle of the panel into the wall. I think he was teasing me and expected me to scream. I did not take the bait, admired the painting, which really was one of his very good ones, paid for it and left. I had the hole repaired, no problem for my restorer.
Fortin asked for some assistance in connection with his move to Sainte-Rose and my wife and I picked him up and drove him there. On the way he told me some strange and disquieting things. He had engaged a man by the name of Archambault as a chauffeur and had given him money to buy a car. Archambault had the car registered in his own name and Fortin wanted to know if this was "comme il faut"! I told him to make sure the registration was put into his own name and promptly, but I am quite sure this was never done. The old stone house Fortin had bought had a gaping crack in its outside wall and this was to be repaired. A bathroom was to be improved and the cost of this seemed to me totally out of line, a multiple of what it should have been. I had recently had some work done at my house and had a good means of comparison. Visiting him in the hospital I was asked by a doctor some questions about Archambault. There was no medicare yet and the doctor had sent a bill. Archambault had come to see the doctor, asked him to send a bill for a much higher fee and split the difference with him. The doctor had thrown him out and threatened a criminal charge.
Fortin had always told me that he would never be poor because his father had left him some money in a trust account that he could not touch and he had a regular income from this, which he could live on modestly. He died destitute nevertheless. His father's will was in the hands of a lawyer of dubious reputation. A clause in the will permitted withdrawal of funds in events of emergencies. Between the lawyer and Archambault all the money was gradually withdrawn. Had Rene Buisson not looked after Fortin in the last years of his life, I really wonder what would have become of him.
When Fortin's second leg had to be amputated, he was left totally at the mercy of Archambault. I found it very difficult to visit as the situation was so tragic. I arrived one day when Fortin was sitting in his bed, holding his beads and saying the Rosary. I waited until he had finished, gathering my thoughts. The bed sheet he had, originally white, was dark grey, closer to black. Fortin looked emaciated and probably was hardly fed. I was powerless. More and more Fortin forgeries were coming on the market and it became known that Archambault's girlfriend was the source of the copies and fakes. One evening, Archambault, with whom I had never wanted any business dealing, unexpectedly rang my door bell at home. He had three large paintings in his car and wanted to sell them but would not come into the house, or maybe I did not ask him. He spread the three canvases on my front lawn. They were very good and I would have loved to buy them. He gave me the price and I accepted under the condition that I would give a cheque made out to M.-A. Fortin. I have never seen a man roll up three canvases and depart more quickly than he did.
On another occasion, following a brief telephone conversation, two gentlemen arrived at the gallery carrying three paintings covered with wrapping paper. I had understood the paintings were to be offered to me for sale. After inspection I declared I was not interested in buying them and was asked for a reason. I was known to buy paintings by Fortin and always had some on display or in stock. I explained that I do not usually give a reason when I turn down a painting because it so often offends. I was told to feel free to make any remark, no-one would take offense. I then declared that in my opinion the three paintings were fakes. At this point the gentleman who had until then not said anything introduced himself with a card, showing he was a lawyer. He told me that they had suspected the paintings were spurious, already had another opinion to this effect and asked me to give my opinion in writing as there would very likely be a lawsuit. After some thought, I refused to do this although under normal circumstances I had always given my opinion freely in writing and appeared as a witness. I explained to the lawyer, asking him to bear in mind this very unusual situation. I reasoned that Fortin was completely in the power of Archambault who was much involved with the selling of fakes. He later was convicted on another charge and sentenced to a jail term. Archambault could force Fortin to testify that he had painted the pictures and although, under subpoena, my testimony would have to be that the paintings were in my opinion forgeries, a judge would take the word of the artist, although he was in his dotage. My advice was to not sue while Fortin could be forced to sign just about any declaration presented to him by Archambault.
In a Fraser Bros. auction sale I once bought an outstanding Fortin winter landscape of Baie Saint Paul with the church, horse and sleighs, deep snow and icicles hanging from the roofs. It was framed in a narrow, very cheap frame in which Fortin sometimes sold his best paintings, though usually he sold them unframed. I had a client for the picture and hung it up in his office the next day and sold it. My client insisted that I should take the painting away again and return it properly framed. While unfitting the painting, I was astonished to find not the single board the picture had been painted on but a second board, used as backing. This had an equally lovely and quite similar complete, signed Fortin winter landscape painted on it. Both oils were equally fine and amongst the best I had ever had! I was amused to see an item in the papers in April 1993, reporting a similar occurrence. The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts discovered an early Pellan work that the artist also had used as a backing. They were advised that the principle "finders keepers" applied, and they are pleased to keep it in their collection.
In my early years when I bought paintings from Fortin he often mentioned two other collectors, Buisson and Bonneville, both from the Rouyn area. One was a Molson Brewery distributor, the other a newspaper publisher. We each probably bought about one hundred or more paintings. I sold them at a small profit and they kept theirs, saw the value climb at a great rate and sold them some many years later at the then prevailing very high prices.
Fortin and I had several conversations with regards to his relations with the dealers and depositors at Galerie L'Art Français. These conversations are at variance with much I have heard since. Mr. and Mrs. Lange, a Belgian couple, had founded Galerie L'Art Français in the early 1930s. Business must have been extremely difficult - the work by even the best artists could not be sold. They had rented a premises on Laurier Avenue. Fortin was one of the true creative artists with a compulsion to paint and quite indifferent about selling, so his work just accumulated and storage became a problem. The Lange's offered Fortin free storage and he accepted. I believe he also promised to give them exclusive selling rights, but this must have been done very informally and Fortin certainly paid no attention to this. In my experience the Langes were difficult to deal with. In my early days I did some business with them, occasionally buying something but far more often selling or giving them paintings on sale or consignment. After they either had bought something or taken it on consignment one did not hear about it any more. When a consigned painting had been sold, you only knew that it was no longer on the wall and after a few visits it was finally admitted that it was sold. Getting paid was the next hurdle and it took many visits until finally a cheque was issued. Thirty days credit or postal service did not exist. I was never even told a cheque was in the mail! Mr. or Mrs. were too busy to write one and you had to come back many times. Fortin mentioned how Lange one day told him he could not get his lease renewed and would have to give up his business or buy the building. Fortin would lose his storage facilities. Fortin was the one who then lent Lange the money to buy the building on Laurier Avenue. Just before Fortin died, he was sued by the Langes for a huge amount of money for framing, restoration, storage, damages for breach of contract and other delinquencies. I believe this was done to establish a claim against which the Langes could lay claim to the paintings they had in storage. What became of this claim I do not know.
Please send me more details about the following artist. Marc-Aurèle Fortin, A.R.C.A.
Paysage à Québec, 1936 (circa) Oil on board - Huile sur carton 16 1/2 x 23 1/4 in
The Port, Montreal, 1925 Watercolour - Aquarelle 14 x 16 in
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Fitzhenry Collection joins Morrice and Lyman at McMichael
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Where in the world is the Channel Telegraph?
I am a Collingwood barrack-er.
We got the wobbles at the first Grand Final.
The Saints they had heart, and fought back after The Pies dominated the first half.
But the black and white lads couldn't withstand a spirited attack and the Saints got in front.
Then it a was one-pointer with a minute to go, and then a draw.
One team will win comfortably. Until Saturday evening I thought the Pies would do it easily.
But perhaps the Pies are yet to really turn it on…perhaps they will run away with it second time around and be easy winners – with all that Grand Final experience they got last week.


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If you've never travelled abroad before or aren't familiar with things like exchange rates or where to get hold of cash while you're on holiday, here's everything you need to know about Ibiza currency.
What is the official Ibiza currency?
In keeping with the rest of the EU, the Euro is the only form of Ibiza money that's accepted as legal tender. You'll see it represented as either 'EUR' or €. The preceding Ibiza currency, the Spanish Peseta, was taken out of circulation in 2002, although it was officially replaced by the Euro in 1999. Pesetas are now worthless and cannot be changed up in banks or used to buy goods or services.
Notes about notes
Euro notes in Ibiza each depict something from Spanish culture, both ancient and modern. In Ibiza, currency notes are also given notably different sizes, so that the visually-impaired can feel which note is which. The smallest note is worth the least, starting at €5 and increasing in value and size, up to €500.
Euros are different colours, making it easy for both the fully-sighted and the visually-impaired to distinguish between them. It's worth remembering that many shops simply don't have the change to deal with the larger notes, so you can make your life a lot easier by carrying only smaller denominations of Ibiza money.
Carrying coins
Much like the British Pound and Pennies, one Euro equals 100 cents. These are available as 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50, before you get up to the Ibiza money equivalent of the one and two-pound coins which are the one and two Euro coins. Much like the notes, the Ibiza currency carries pictures of Spanish iconography, such as famous sculptures, buildings or pieces of art. While the Ibiza money might be unfamiliar at first, paying for items with the right change can help you avoid coming home with a load of useless shrapnel in your purse or wallet. Euro coins are too small in worth for banks to convert them back into Sterling, so you could be stuck with a pocketful of coins! Use them up in the airport before you travel home, buying those last-minute treats, souvenirs, and travel essentials.
Cards and traveller's cheques
Traveller's cheques were once an easy way to get Ibiza money, but they're becoming less common. Credit and debit cards are a much better bet, there are plenty of ATMs in the larger towns and cities. Some British banks charge commission on cash withdrawals in other countries, so it's worth checking with yours what they charge on Ibiza currency, before you go.

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Miss Belarus is a national beauty pageant held in Belarus that selects representatives of Belarus to compete at the Miss World and Miss International beauty pageants. The Miss Belarus pageant was established in the year 1998 and was founded by the Wellness Company Diva.
The reigning Miss Belarus is Polina Borodacheva. Polina will represent Belarus at the Miss World 2016 pageant.


WisPQC's NAS/NOWS initiative will begin in January 2019. The initiative will focus on improving identification of infants at risk for NAS/NOWS and standardizing care. For questions, contact WAPC staff by email at [email protected] or by phone (608) 285-5858.
The goal of our initiative is to have as many babies as possible receive human milk. The measures for the initiative are being finalized and will cover the spectrum of perinatal care.
Hypertension is a common medical disorder in pregnancy in the United States. This initiative helped increase the number of providers who use evidence-based protocols for screening and managing women with hypertension.
Be part of our process! The Collaborative offers opportunities for organizations to engage in quality improvement that can improve perinatal outcomes.


¨We are sitting on gold,¨ he said, looking out past the few small houses towards the mountains of Urabá, a region of northern Colombia that has been a hotbed of the armed conflict. Having grown up in the Peace Community of San Jose de Apartadó, he was well aware of the price for their land. For 20 years, the Peace Community has remained neutral in the conflict, and non-violently resisted armed actors fighting to dominate their territory. Since the Peace Community's founding, over 180 of its members have been assassinated, which is among hundreds of additional human rights violations. After the signing of the peace accords last year, they continue to resist various threats to their rights. The region has a huge reserve of coal, and they fear that multinational corporations will eventually push them out to build mines.
This is not an unfounded fear. One of the six main points in the Peace Agreement between the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) and the Colombian government is rural development and land reform. Scholars and activists have emphasized that this is critical to a sustainable peace, as unequal distribution of land is considered a root cause of the conflict, and two thirds of agricultural land is concentrated in just .4% of all farms. The rural development reform plans for a massive project in registering the large portions of rural land in Colombia that have no formal title. It also includes measures to prevent land accumulation so that small-scale farmers and indigenous communities, who have borne the brunt of the violence, will not be forced out.
However, the peace agreement also emphasizes a need for competitive rural development. This idea is being implemented through the ZIDRES bill, which would overrule some of the key points in the peace plan to allow companies to accumulate huge territories. Alongside this proposed legislation, an alarming number of leaders have been assassinated from rural social organizations that advocated for land reform.
The battle between small-scale farmers and indigenous people against large-scale energy projects is certainly not unique to Colombia. In the United States, the protest against the Dakota Access Pipeline, or DAPL, provides a discomforting example of why land rights cannot be left to wavering politics. The protest was led by Native Americans at the Standing Rock Reservation, concerned that the proposed pipeline would cross sacred burial grounds and could contaminate their water supply. Although in December the Army Corps of Engineers decided to reroute DAPL, the Trump administration passed an executive order to move forward with the planned pipeline, and removed the last of the protesters in February. The quick reversal is evidence of the need for stronger legal frameworks to protect indigenous lands.
This is not to say that all resource extraction projects should be immediately halted, as there is no denying the current global dependency on fossil fuels. Many commentators also make the case that these operations boost economies and provide jobs where work is limited. But protecting indigenous lands can be good for the environment and the economy. A recent report by World Resource Institute in Colombia, Brazil, and Bolivia found that securing indigenous land claims protected forests, helped local farmers, and reduced pollution and erosion.
While investments are being made in alternative energies, securing land rights is a way to slow current environmental damage. Protecting territories with a valuable resource is not easy, but it is possible. In November of 2016 an agreement was reached between 24 nations and the European Union to designate the largest marine preserve in history in the Ross Sea in Antarctica. People worldwide recognized the need to act, despite possible losses for the commercial fishing industry. The same can be done for indigenous lands.
One possible way is through National Action Plans enacted by the Paris Climate Agreements. At the landmark summit in 2015, 188 countries passed an agreement to cut global carbon emissions and keep temperatures within 2 degrees of pre-industrial levels. However, 167 have still not agreed to recognize indigenous land rights in their national action plans. In the same way that carbon emissions have effects beyond borders, exploiting resources in one country affects global ecosystems. As many energy companies transcend national borders, there is an international responsibility to ensure they respect vulnerable territories.
Colombia provides an example of progress in securing land rights on the national level. Companies are mandated to consult with indigenous and ethnic groups on projects that would affect their territory. Though there is dispute over what "consultation" means, last February the Constitutional Court of Colombia was able to halt two major extraction and petroleum companies for not properly following this procedure. In other regions, such as in the Peace Community, activists will continue to work with international supporters to hold the government accountable, and ensure the rural development plan provides for rural communities' long awaited land titles, and not eviction notices.
Indigenous communities and small-scale farmers have consistently been on the front lines of environmental activism. It is time that they gain the legal right to the lands they have long fought to protect, so that all of our descendants might be able to appreciate them.
Kati Hinman is a human rights accompanier with the Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR) Peace Presence. FOR Peace Presence accompanies at-risk human rights defenders in Colombia to support their ability to defend life, land and justice. She currently accompanies the Peace Community in San Jose de Apartado. She graduated with a degree in Peace and Conflict studies from UC Berkeley, and then served as a John Gardner Fellow with the Children's Village, a child welfare agency in New York. She is passionate about survivor-lead programs to address violence. You can connect with her on LinkedIn.
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Companies developing security software applications fall within the custom software industry sector. It is classified under SIC code 7371 and NAICS 541512.
Information systems security concerns in companies large and small are a major reason this sector of the software industry has experienced rapid growth in recent years. In 2011, over 49,000 US based firms have been responsible for over $65.4B in total annual revenues. The industry as a whole employs well over 555,000 professional and administrative staff.
Yet the vast majority of security software companies are considered small to mid-size businesses. The average firm produces about $1,500,000 in annual sales with a staff of just 12.
As with any software business, you have a number of well known valuation methods to value security application development firms. These companies are common acquisition targets so you can use the recent business sales as a guideline to estimate the value of a company in this industry.
As the above table shows, the calculated values can differ quite a bit. This depends on how our example business financials compare to its industry sector peers. For example, this company appears to be relatively asset rich for its level of revenues and profitability.


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Vaccines: Marathon County Board of Health supports removing personal conviction exemption
Marathon County Board of Health voted Tuesday morning to support the elimination of the personal conviction waiver for vaccines in Wisconsin.
Vaccines: Marathon County Board of Health supports removing personal conviction exemption Marathon County Board of Health voted Tuesday morning to support the elimination of the personal conviction waiver for vaccines in Wisconsin. Check out this story on wausaudailyherald.com: https://www.wausaudailyherald.com/story/news/2019/11/05/vaccines-marathon-county-board-health-votes-eliminate-personal-conviction-exemption/4156250002/
Laura Schulte, Wausau Daily Herald Published 1:01 p.m. CT Nov. 5, 2019 | Updated 2:43 p.m. CT Nov. 5, 2019
The Marathon County Courthouse (Photo: USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin file)
WAUSAU - Nearly two hours of public comment preceded the Marathon County Board of Health meeting Tuesday morning, as residents took turns sharing thoughts about the ability for parents to not have their children vaccinated.
The meeting drew dozens of people to the Marathon County Courthouse to comment on whether the board should support the elimination of the personal conviction waiver for vaccinations. Some parents spoke of their children's health issues that they believe were caused by vaccinations, while doctors and medical students shared that vaccinations are essential to a healthy population.
Despite more than 25 people speaking against the elimination of the waiver during the public comment period, the board voted to support the elimination at the state level. That vote will be sent to state legislators, said board president John Robinson. Other details of the meeting, such as how many spoke during public comment, will be available for legislators to peruse if they'd like on the Marathon County website as a part of the meeting minutes.
The resolution, which was brought forward at the last Board of Health meeting, will not have any immediate effect in Marathon County, but is a vote of support by the county for the Assembly bill, which was introduced in May. The bill, No. 248, has a number of coauthors and supporters, according to the state's online records. The supporters are both Democrats and Republicans.
Dozens of concerned citizens turned up to express their views on whether or not the Marathon County Board of Health should support the elimination of the personal conviction waiver for immunizations on Tuesday, November 5. (Photo: Laura Schulte/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin)
After the contentious public comment period, members of the board addressed each other and the crowd. Marathon County Health Officer Joan Theurer gave a short presentation about why vaccines are necessary to prevent outbreaks of illness, such as the outbreak of measles that spread across 31 states this year and saw 119 people hospitalized, Theurer said.
"The 2019 measles outbreak in the United States demonstrated how easily diseases can spread when communities are not protected," she said.
Theurer, who is also a registered nurse, pointed out that Wisconsin is one of only 16 states that still employs a personal conviction waiver, in addition to medical and religious waiver, and that recently Marathon County has experienced a higher rate of those waivers being applied. According to her presentation, the number of people in Marathon County fully up-to-date on immunizations dropped from 80% in 2011 to 77% in 2017.
That's an issue, she said to end her presentation, because lower immunization rates simply put whole communities at risk. She also noted that it's important that other counties surrounding Marathon have high vaccination rates, too, and said that Wood, Onieda, Lincoln and Langlade counties voted to eliminate the exemption as well.
Dean Danner, a member of the board and the senior vice president and chief operating office of Aspirus Clinics, said that though he tends to be a conservative voter and believes government should be smaller, he wants Wisconsin to do away with the personal conviction waiver.
"I believe in public health. There have been more advances in health and longevity that have come from public health," he said. "Public health is the backbone of our lives. I don't believe the government should interfere in our lives, but this is needed."
Kue Her, a member of the board and a registered nurse, said she also struggled with making her decision on how to vote because eliminating the waiver essentially meant people would no longer have the right to make vaccination decisions for themselves or their children. But she said she also has to consider the vulnerable populations she serves in her job.
"It's an exciting time because there is a group of people that are saying we're not going to do things because this is what we've always done. Maybe this is the group of people that are going to find a safer way to do this," she said. "But my heart is telling me, with the population I serve, that I take care of each and every day, that removing the personal conviction is the right thing to do."
Lori Shepherd, a member of the board and a pediatric doctor with Marshfield Clinic in Wausau, shared a story about one of her worst memories during her residency. A child died before the vaccine for the illness had been created, she said, and she had to tell the parents.
"We had treated that child valiantly, and that child had survived for about 12 days, but the child succumbed to complications," she said. "That was one of the worst days I remember in a long career of telling parents hard things, because I have chosen to take care of children with special needs."
She also spoke of family members who had polio before the vaccine, either dying from the disease or spending months in an iron lung to survive.
"I'm thankful every day that I don't have to tell parents that their child has polio and is paralyzed or might die," she said. "So many things that vaccines have done have saved lives and made a difference in what I do."
Contact watchdog reporter Laura Schulte at 715-496-4088 or leschulte@gannett.com. Follow her on Twitter @schultelaura.
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Since 2012 Kunstvlaai no longer has a fixed location, which means that the architectural context also defines the specific content of every edition. The Amstelpark will maintain its function as a public, green space and will facilitate various spatial interventions from participating initiatives. For these interventions initiatives are selected that address and critically engage with the use of space and modes of presentation.
The Amstelpark differs from earlier locations like the Westergasfabriek terrain and the empty Sint Nicolaas Lyceum because it is a park that is already 'complete' in its public function. This gives Kunstvlaai the challenge to relate to this outside space, as opposed to filling an empty space with art and activities.
To see the locations of the participants in the Amstelpark click here.
Spaces in Dialogue is a themed programme of round-table discussions that will be held during the Kunstvlaai.
It will take place in Het Glazen Huis, one of the original pavilions in the Amstelpark. In line with the general concept of the Kunstvlaai, the central theme of Spaces in Dialogue revolves around the varied and experimental ways in which initiatives engage with space and ways of presentation. The speakers are associated with the art(ist-run) initiatives themselves. Every day has a specific theme, respectively Space and Context, The Positioning of The Art(ist-Run) Initiative and The Different Manifestations of The Art(ist-Run) Initiative.
Spaces in Dialogue takes place on May 23, 24 and 25 from 14:00h – 17:00h and 18:30h – 21:00h.
During the Kunstvlaai pavilion the Orangerie will host a Pop-up Bookshop. Publications by every participating initiative will be for sale. Art Bookshops San Serriffe (Amsterdam) and PrintRoom (Rotterdam) are invited to show a promising selection of their publications. Platform BK will present their 'Art Landscape' - an ongoing project that provides information about Dutch initiatives. Our Pop-up Bookshop sells the Kunstvlaai multiples, made by artists Frank Koolen, Rory Pilgrim and Freek Wambacq too.
Open daily from 12:00h - 20:00h.
We hope to see you on Wednesday, May 21 from 18.00 to 22.00 hrs at Amstelpark in Amsterdam-Zuid. At 18.30 hrs, Kunstvlaai will be officially opened with words and music. The Fanfare van de Eerste Liefdesnacht gives an unofficial tour along the spatial interventions in the park. Oedipus Festivlaai serves food and drinks. The Red Bridge serves as the main entrance to Kunstvlaai.
'In Memoriam Bart Vegter' was compiled in 2012 in honor of this important Rotterdam experimental filmmaker who died in 2011.
Fiona Larkin's project Wolfs Den is a work in progress, comprising of a series of actions, interventions and group engagement. It consists of a collection of second-hand jackets that can be worn by participants and visitors of Kunstvlaai.
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A round-table discussion organised by Partizaning, with Dutch public artist Harmen de Hoop in dialogue with Partizaning's Shriya Malhotra and Anton Polsky/MAKE. Drawing from their own experiences and collective practices in the context of the Netherlands and contemporary Russia, they will aim to answer these questions: does art-activism work? What are its effects and results? And where, how and why has it worked in the past? Their talk will situate their own/collective work in a historical context, and revolve around issues like the impact of space and context on these actions.
Irony Curtain: Is Russia a New Old Evil Empire?
A round-table discussion organised by Partizaning, with Roel van Duijn (Provo), Shriya Malhotra and Anton Polsky aka MAKE.
PAE (Performance Art Event) has invited the Amsterdam based artists Piet Langeveld & Jacques van Poppel to create a performance art work at the Kunstvlaai. In this first collaboration called "Clown Pino is blij" they will perform a series of short actions at unexpected moments on different locations in the park. The performance will start somewhere around het Glazen Huis and lasts until 17:00 hrs.
Expodium organizes a series of informal strolls in Amstelpark and invites you to view the park as a metaphor for sustainable design. Expodium will associate the park's history with the organization's transition from a foundation to a collective.
- Expodium's walk starts at the Glazen Huis.
PAE (Performance Art Event) has invited the Amsterdam based artist Marieke Warmelink to create a performance art work at the Kunstvlaai. As the 'MAN IN PAK' she invites the audience in the 'Glazen Huis' to search for an alternative form of governance, a participatory performance where storytelling, lecture, video and installation transform into an engaging experience. - Het Glazen Huis, 25 minutes.


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By Hailey Rose McLaughlinJanuary 14, 2020 6:00 AM
European Space Agency astronaut, Luca Parmitano, during the third spacewalk to repair the AMS. (Credit: NASA)
NASA TV will be airing live the next three spacewalks, which will finish repairs to the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS) and replacement of batteries on the solar panels on the on the International Space Station (ISS).
Two of the three excursions will be conducted by an all-female team. NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Christina Koch, who performed the first female spacewalk together in October, will be replacing nickel-hydrogen batteries on the ISS' solar panels with new lithium-ion batteries.
NASA astronaut Andrew Morgan and European Space Agency astronaut Luca Parmitano will make the third walk to finish repairs to AMS, an important instrument used to study our universe.
The AMS sifts through particles in space, which has led to new discoveries about physics and, specifically, dark matter. Repairing it has been an ongoing project for astronauts on the ISS. The work is complicated in part by the fact that AMS wasn't meant to be repaired. But because it is providing such important information about the universe we live in, NASA made the choice to fix it. The agency's engineers have spent four years preparing for the repairs.
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Eavesdropping on Sydney Startups: 5 quotes you might have missed in January
As we slowly made it back to our desks across January, the Sydney startup space readied itself for the year ahead with capital raises and climate change dominating the news. Here's what we heard last month …
"There's a huge global market opportunity for us and we're the clear market leader around the world. We want to keep building out the tech platform and push into new markets across various segments and deepen our relationship with customers through new products as well."
-Sankar Narayan, CEO and Executive Director, SiteMinder
The start of a new decade brought with it the announcement of our latest tech unicorn, Sydney-based hotel inventory management platform, SiteMinder. The completion of the international funding round saw the travel tech company valued at $1.1 billion with investors including the world's largest asset manager, BlackRock, as well as AustralianSuper, Pendal Group, and Ellerston Capital. According to a statement, the newly crowned member of the unicorn club will be directing the funding toward investment in research and development, and for fuelling growth through new go-to-market strategies.
"Our vision is that 80 to 90 percent of what lawyers are doing could be done with software code. What the humans in our business are doing are the most human things: customer service and showing empathy."
-Alex Solo, Co-founder, Sprintlaw
Sprintlaw are at the forefront of the digitally-focused law firm movement transforming the way legal services are delivered to businesses via tech. On a mission to make legal services faster, simpler and more affordable for entrepreneurs and small business, Sprintlaw's workflow is split between its team of remotely employed staff and 100 "intelligence bots" which work to automate legal tasks. The Sydney-based startup has entered the new year with a $1.2 million raise from seed investors which will be directed toward refining their offering and the exploration of an overseas launch.
"The more we're working with distilleries the more potential collaborations we're able to pitch them. A lot of that has inspired tech that can solve some of the pain points distilleries are having."
-Joel Hauer, Founder, Whisky Loot
Booze subscription discovery service, Whisky Loot, has grown its business by responding to the pain points of both drinkers and distillers; taking the risk out of a whole bottle purchase for customers and providing distilleries with invaluable customer experience data. After bootstrapping for two years, the Sydney-based startup has just secured $400,000 in seed funding to fuel growing demand and the potential to expand into other verticals and markets. Watch this space!
"Tech and innovation is key to finding our way out of this global environmental crisis and as Australia's largest startup community, we have a significant role to play in that."
-Dr Katherine Woodthorpe AO, Chairman, Fishburners
Australia's bushfire crisis has drawn together a super league of startup founders to create The Envirotech Alliance, a group of environmentally focused startups with a mission to create scalable solutions to tackle climate change. The alliance is setting out to build a structure around work in the sector to measure the impact of startups on fighting climate change and demonstrate the economic benefits of clean tech. Founding members include technology lobby group TechSydney, co-working space, and startup community hub Fishburners, energy community Spark Club, women's tech startup Girl Geek Academy and startup communications agency Launch Group. The first Envirotech Alliance meet-up will be held on 17 March 2020.
"It's about pulling the tech community into action to do something great. People feel like it's time to take into our own hands and, in truth, change will come from us."
-Lo Russo, Founder, Digivizer
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Prenatal invasive decompression therapy of an arachnoid cyst in a fetus with normal heart anatomy and no functional anomalies - a case report
Jakub Malinowski, Maciej Słodki, Krzysztof Szaflik and Wanda Mikołajczyk-Wieczorek
We present a case of a female fetus with large posterior fossa cyst. After detailed diagnosis in referral center revealing normal heart anatomy and no functional abnormalities in cardiovascular system, a trial decompression of the fluid reservoir was suggested to the parents and successfully performed at the 30th week of pregnancy. Neurosurgical treatment was continued in the neonatal period. At the age of 7 months, the child presented normal physical development, and the cranial image of the CNS showed good recovery of the brain.
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On outcome of five consecutive pregnancies with heart defects detected in 1st trimester of pregnancy
Agnieszka Nawara-Baran and Beata Radzymińska-Chruściel
The aim of this study was an analysis of cardiac assessment in the first trimester, their outcomes, and comparison with literature data. Five cases were analysed from the year 2014. The exams were performed between 11-13 + 6 weeks. The analysis confirmed that the detection of CHD in 1 st trimester was possible and was verified by an early fetal echocardiogram. The most common symptoms of abnormal heart images in the early screening assessment were: axis, heart size and color Doppler assessment of the chambers and V sign. The outcome of pregnancies with early detection of fetal heart defects was poor. There was only one surviver
New classifications of prenatally diagnosed congenital heart defects and their influence of neonatal survivability
Maciej Słodki and Maria Respondek-Liberska
Attempts to adapt the classifications of pediatric congenital heart defects (CHD) to prenatal cardiology have been lasting for many years. The paediatric cardiology CHD classifications are mainly based on anatomic details and/or pulmonary blood flow and are not always useful in fetal medicine. Because of these reasons and also many more, adaptation attempts of congenital heart defects of children, from pediatric to prenatal cardiology have not brought desired effects.Clinical course in utero and at delivery can now be predicted, and as a consequence, fetal medicine specialists are being asked to consider the fetus as a patient and the transition to postnatal life is an important part of care. The new prenatal classifications of CHD shows new particular group of CHD, requiring emergent procedure after birth. Thanks to organizing special delivery room with special team of specialist we can much more improve the outcome, especially in severest CHD.
How "fast" reading of prenatal cardiac diagnosis may badly influence the neonatal management - case report from tertiary center in 2015 and literature review
Katarzyna Piątek, Katarzyna Zych-Krekora, Joanna Płużańska, Ewa Gulczyńska and Maria Respondek-Liberska
Complains about prenatal diagnoses usually touch late diagnosis, missed diagnosis or uncomplete diagnosis. Prenatal diagnose provides usually important information for parents, obstetrician and neonatologist. Successful perinatal care is based on a good cooperation of the perinatal team. This time we present a peculiar situation when improper reading of prenatal diagnosis had caused a lot of troubles for the patient, parents and hospital staff.
Early neonatal surgery for congenital heart defects after prenatal diagnosis of restricted foramen ovale as the priority procedure?
Maria Respondek-Liberska, Joanna Płużańska, Katarzyna Zych-Krekora, Ewa Czichos, Maciej Słodki and Jadwiga Moll
From 2012-2014 we selected fetuses who had an isolated congenital heart defect and restriction of the foramen ovale defined as its diameter of 4 mm or less, shunt across foramen ovale, V max > 70 cm/sec along with a typical harsh sound during fetal ausculation during echocardiography and reversal flow in pulmonary veins, no extracardiac anomalies, singleton pregnancies and delivery > 37 weeks of gestation. It was retrospective analysis of 16 cases: There were 10 non-survivors and 6 survivors The only significant difference between survivors and non-survivors pertained to the fraction of newborns operated on up to 11th day, which was significantly higher among the survivors (5/6 vs. 2/8, p=0.031).
1) In the event of prenatal restriction of the foramen ovale early surgery by day 10 had a statistically better outcome in terms of survival compared to cases that underwent surgery at a later period at our Institute.
2) Prenatal restriction of the foramen ovale was more often related to male gender and in 75% of cases in our series had complicated follow-up: neonatal death or prolonged hospital stay.3) Information from prenatal echocardiography regarding restriction of the foramen ovale should be taken into consideration as valuable information suggesting priority for early cardiac surgery.
Antenatal echocardiographic diagnosis of an aortopulmonary window combined with pulmonary stenosis in neonate. A case report
Katarzyna Więckowska, Jerzy Węgrzynowski, Katarzyna Zych - Krekora, Joanna Kwiatkowska, Maciej Słodki and Maria Respondek-Liberska
In this report a case of aortopulmonary window (APW) diagnosed at 26 hbd is presented. APW supported the pulmonary circulation in neonate afflicted with pulmonary stenosis. To our knowledge, this is the first report in the literature referring to observing their coincidence in fetal life.
The Significance of Autopsy to Look for Extracardiac Anomalies, Despite Correct Prenatal Diagnosis of Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome in Two Siblings
Iwona Gawron, Magdalena Borówka, Jacek Kołcz and Janusz H. Skalski
Thanks to recent progress in foetal imaging, it is now possible to detect many anatomical defects at earlier gestational age. To illustrate the importance of prenatal diagnosis and the impact of extracardiac congenital anomalies we presented the cases of sibling with prenatal diagnosis of hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS) and post-mortem diagnosis of adrenal hypoplasia.
Prenatal diagnosis was made in one mother twice, in two subsequent pregnancies, respectively at 22 and 18 weeks gestational age. The mother-to-be was referred to specialist foetal echocardiography because of suspected image of the heart. After the diagnosis was made, future parents were thoroughly informed about prognosis and possible management and decided to continue pregnancy, and treat a newborn, despite the fact that the foetal defect was diagnosed subsequently. The two newborns underwent surgical treatment and no complications occurred during the surgery. The children died after Norwood operation among the symptoms of acute adrenal failure. In post-mortem examination of the younger, the severe adrenal hypoplasia was identified.
Prenatal diagnosis enables to make informed, conscious decisions at appropriate gestational age. Detection of congenital heart defect should incline an ultrasonographer towards searching for extracardiac lesions, which might significantly influence prognosis and surgical outcomes.
Relative Certainty as Opposed to Uncertainty in the Diagnosis of Isomerism
Diane E. Spicer, Maria Respondek-Liberska and Robert H. Anderson
The situation in which the bodily organs are "jumbled up", frequently described in terms of visceral heterotaxy, was first brought to prominence by Ivemark, who emphasised the situation in terms of anatomy and development of the spleen. Putschar and Mannion then indicated that "between the normal situs, which is asymmetrical, and the situs inversus, which is the asymmetrical mirror-image of normality, a symmetrical situs sometimes exists, and this is the essence of bodily isomerism".
In the setting of the congenitally malformed heart, however, the isomeric features are found uniformly only in the atrial appendages. To date, these such subtle features have largely been recognised at autopsy, but if specifically sought for, they should be identified by the echocardiographer, even when working in the prenatal setting.
The positive diagnosis of cardiac isomerism, therefore, depends on the recognition of isomeric atrial appendages. There is no evidence of isomerism at ventricular or arterial level. The relationship of the great vessels as they traverse the diaphragm, nonetheless, has been shown to be helpful in pointing to the need for more specific examination of the atrial appendages. When analysed on this basis, there can only be left or right isomerism, although the isomeric features are not always found uniformly throughout the bodily organs. Should there be disharmony between the systems, the specific findings should be described for each system, thus removing any suggestion of ambiguity.
The distinction between left and right isomerism is crucial for counselling, not only for immediate decisions regarding the progress of the pregnancy in question, but for future potential pregnancies. Distinguishing between pregnancies developing with right and left isomerism could also provide the key for determining the genes responsible for the production of laterality.
Recommendations for Fetal Echocardiography in Singleton Pregnancy in 2015
Maria Respondek-Liberska, Mark Sklansky, Dennis Wood, Maciej Słodki, Stuart Weiner, Bettina Cuneo, James C. Huhta, Ulli Gembruch, Giuseppe Rizzo, Gurleen Sharland, Reuven Achiron and Jay D. Pruetz
The first recommendations and guidelines for physicians training in fetal echocardiography (FE) were created in 1990 and later on up-dated by multiple medical associations and journals in Europe and the United States. This time advanced fetal cardiac ultrasound recommendations focused more on the organizational and logistical aspects of FE, to better define the fetal echo guidelines for practitioners in tertiary centers. Underlined is FE in 3rd trimester, with special attention to the direction of flow across the foramen ovale and ductus arteriosus.
AHA classification of heart defects in prenatal cardiology into seven major groups (from 2014) is presented as well as the Polish classification into four groups (from 2012) related to the urgency of required time to postnatal treatment/intervention based on FE findings in the 3rd trimester of pregnancy.
Current definition of fetal cardiologist in 2015 is also presented.
Prenatal Sonographic Diagnosis of Pierre-Robin Sequence - A Case Report
Rafał Zieliński, Sebastian Foryś and Maria Respondek-Liberska
The rare anomalies diagnosed in prenatal ultrasonographic examination include Pierre-Robin sequence. The aim of the report was to demonstrate a well-documented case of Pierre-Robin sequence detected by ultrasonography at the 24th week of gestation, present the differentiation of Pierre-Robin sequence in the prenatal ultrasonography and to emphasize the importance of early sonographic diagnosis of the anomaly.
The prenatal diagnosis of Pierre-Robin sequence in prenatal ultrasonographic assessment is of great importance as it permits planning further course of pregnancy as well as EXIT procedure and postnatal treatment.
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