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Elizabeth Margulies

Elizabeth Margulies also known as Liz Margulies is an American art advisor, Private collection and the director of Family Programs and Initiatives at Museum of Modern Art.
== Early Life and education ==
Margulies is the daughter of art collector Martin Margulies, founder of the Margulies Collection at the Warehouse, a 50,000 square-foot private art space in Miami’s Wynwood Art District. Margulies attended the School of Visual Arts in New York City and graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Design. Later, she completed her Master of Arts degree in Modern and Contemporary Art from Sotheby's Institute of Art, New York.
In 2012, Margulies was casted for Bravo (American TV network), Gallery Girls.
== Career ==
In 2016 Margulies worked at Culture Corps, an art consultancy. Throughout 2017, she led licensed reproductions and the selection, fabrication and placement of artworks by Jasper Johns, Franz Kline, Robert Motherwell and Frank Stella on Showtime’s television show Billions (TV series).
In June 2017, Margulies led the placement of Anne Patterson (artist) Another Sky installation at The Venetian Las Vegas’ Waterfall Atrium, concurrent with licensing digital artworks by artists including Marilyn Minter and Laurie Simmons displayed at The Venetian’s cocktail lounge, The Dorsey.
In April 2018, Margulies managed the Peanuts Global Artist Collective, where artists including Rob Pruitt, Kenny Scharf, FriendsWithYou, Tomokazu Matsuyama and Nina Chanel Abney were commissioned to bring Charles M. Schulz’ Peanuts cast to life through public experiences, with murals in San Francisco, Mexico City, NYC, Paris, Berlin, Seoul, and Tokyo.
Margulies also worked on a city-wide public art program honoring New York (magazine) 50th anniversary.
Margulies is also the director of Family Programs and Initiatives in MoMA's Department of Education.
Margulies founded Elizabeth Margulies Art Consulting in 2019. In 2019, Margulies assembled a collection for the Hudson Yards (development) offices of Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners, a private-equity firm.
In March 2019, Margulies worked on a public installation for Flaneur Hospitality at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 28th Street in Manhattan. According to Culture Magazine, the installation was one where “massive reproductions of David Salle’s paintings Swamp Music and Solar System (2013) soared over the intersection and printed onto the scaffolding netting surrounding the McKim, Mead & White bank building” a historic hostel set to debut in Fall 2019.
Margulies also co-authored the 2018 book of art activities Art Making with Museum of Modern Art with Cari Frisch.
Category:American art curators
Elizabeth O. V. Ferris BEM

Dr Elizabeth O. V. Ferris BEM (born c. 1986) is a former Scotland Wheelchair Rugby League Internationalf and founder of Dundee Dragons Wheelchair Sports Club SCIO, in Dundee, Scotland. 
Ferris was born in Derry, Northern Ireland. She attended Rainey Endowed School, Magherafelt and after leaving in 2003 went on to study Medicine at the University of Dundee. A Spinal Cord Injury during her studies rendered her paralysed from the waist down and she was the first full-time wheelchair user to graduate from the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Dundee_School_of_Medicine School of Medicine
During her rehabilitation Ferris was introduced to the sport of Wheelchair Rugby League. She was selected to represent Scotland at the 2013 Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup and now serves as the President of Scotland Wheelchair Rugby League.
She founded Dundee Dragons Wheelchair Sports Club in 2013 as there were no facilities in Tayside for team based wheelchair sport. The club became a SCIO in 2016. Notable members include Michael Mellon, Multiple Medalist with Team UK at the Invictus Games, Gemma Lumsdaine and Hannah Moncur.
The recipient of the Dundee City Disability Sport Jenny Wood Allen Award in 2014 Ferris received an Honorary Fellowship from the University of Abertay, Dundee in 2017 and was awarded the British Empire Medal in the 2020 Queen’s Birthday Honours for services to Disability Sport in Scotland.
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Category:Irish sportspeople by sport
Category:Irish disabled sportspeople
Elizabeth Ryu

Elizabeth Ryu (born 16 august 1982) is an Australian entrepreneur. She is the CEO of Happytel Retail Group, a family-owned business and Australia's leading retailer of smartphone repairs and smartphone accessories. She also serves as the Director of Active Golf, along with other businesses in health, real estate, and online businesses. She is also the co-founder of the DASTA - Digital and Sustainable Technology Association.
==Early life and education==
Ryu was born in Seoul, South Korea, and immigrated to Sydney, Australia with her parents and her brother when she was five years old. 
Ryu studied at Presbyterian Ladies College, Sydney. At University of New South Wales (UNSW) she graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and a Bachelor’s degree in Law. She then completed a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice at The College of Law, and later admitted as a Lawyer. Ryu went abroad to complete her Executive Master of Business Administration (MBA) at London School of Economics, NYU Stern and HEC Paris.
==Career==
Ryu is the CEO of Happytel Retail Group, which was established in 1994. Ryu became the CEO in 2005, and since then the company has grown to over 350 employees and 60 stores to become the largest retailer of smart device accessories and smart device repairs in every capital city and major shopping center in Australia and New Zealand.
Ryu also serves as the Director of Active Golf, an innovative and technological golf practice simulation business across Australia.
Ryu is also the co-founder of DASTA - Digital and Sustainable Technology Association.
==Personal life==
Ryu is fluent in English and Korean. She is passionate about learning, art, empowering others and is also a keen golfer. She is a big advocate of Dementia.
==In the media==
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Category:1982 births
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:People from Seoul
Category:University of New South Wales alumni
Elizabeth Sankey

Elizabeth Sankey is a British filmmaker and musician, best known for her film Romantic Comedy and for playing in the indie-pop band Summer Camp.
As part of Summer Camp she has released four albums and the soundtrack to the film Beyond Clueless.
Her debut feature film, Romantic Comedy, premiered at South By Southwest and was distributed in the UK by MUBI. It is comprised of clips from hundreds of pre-existing films, with narration by Sankey exploring the history of the genre, intercut with interviews with other contributors including Jessica Barden, Charlie Lyne and Laura Snapes. 
==In the media==
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* Summer Camp’s Elizabeth Sankey: why the musician-turned-director is on a mission to save the romcom
* Elizabeth Sankey on imdb
* Elizabeth Sankey Introduces Her Film "Romantic Comedy"
* Elizabeth Sankey | IFFR
Category:English film critics
Category:English television presenters
Category:British bloggers
Category:1991 births
Category:Living people
Category:British filmmakers
Category:British musicians
Elizabeth Scala

Elizabeth Scala is a literary scholar at the University of Texas at Austin. A medievalist by training, she specializes in the works of Geoffrey Chaucer, particularly his Canterbury Tales.
In the fall of 2022, a course she offered on the songwriting of Taylor Swift drew global attention, with Scala providing interviews to such media outlets as CNN, Billboard (magazine), Newsweek, National Public Radio, BBC Radio 4, the New York Post, and PinkNews. Titled Literary Contexts and Contests: The Taylor Swift Songbook, this course examined Swift's lyrics alongside those of canonical writers like William Shakespeare and Sylvia Plath, as well as Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca and Alfred Hitchcock's 1940 filmic adaptation of that novel. Although Swift had earlier been the focus of a New York University course which explored her musical entrepreneurship and celebrity, Scala's emphasis on the literary devices of Swift's songs was among the first sustained efforts to place their lyrics in relation to the Western canon of literature.
Scala's scholarship includes The Canterbury Tales Handbook published by W.W. Norton & Company and Desire in the Canterbury Tales from Ohio State University Press.
Category:Literary scholars
Elizabeth Tamajong Vukeh

Elizabeth Tamajong Vukeh is a Cameroonian female scientist and political activist. She headed the National Education Center at the Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation. She is committed to women's emancipation and the promotion of human rights.
==Biography==
Elizabeth Tamajong Vukeh was born on March 12, 1958 in Bamenda in the North-West region (Cameroon). Supported by her mother, she devoted herself to education and the search for knowledge. At the end of her high school studies, she received a scholarship to train at Morgan State University in Baltimore, Maryland, United States.. She obtained a Bachelor's degree in History in 1981. Her American university training concluded at the University of Minnesota with a Ph.D in Educational Administration in 1985 and a post-doctoral fellowship in Educational leadership in 1993.
==Career==
Elizabeth Tamajong Vukeh after her studies in the United States returns to Cameroon. She started her career as a part-time teacher at the University of Yaoundé I and at the Ecole Normale Supérieure of Yaoundé. She became thesis director and member of several master’s and doctoral juries. Nigerian universities grant her guest lecturer status and she conducts research on Educational leadership.
Thanks to her academic work in the educational field, the Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation awarded her the title of Cameroonian researcher and then Chief research officer. From 2002 to 2018, she directed the National Education Center. This allows her to coordinate several research projects in social development and the publication of scientific journals. She also coordinates the organization of international conferences.
In August 2022, she became the Executive director of the Cameroonian branch of The Fomunyoh Foundation (TFF): a humanitarian foundation that promotes democracy and human rights. This organization was created by Christopher Fomunyoh.
==Political commitment==
Elizabeth Tamajong Vukeh holds several senior positions in the Social Democratic Front (SDF), one of the largest opposition parties in Cameroon. She works to increase the political participation of women and their involvement in decision-making spheres. As a result, she often has spats with party men. She organizes annual capacity building seminars for women and young people. In 1996, she became Secretary General of SDF, under the direction of Chairman Ni John Fru Ndi. However, in 2015, she sent a letter of resignation from her position as Secretary General to the National Executive Committee (NEC) in which she nevertheless claimed to remain a member of the SDF despite strong internal tensions
Category:Cameroonian women
Category:Cameroonian women writers
Category:1958 births
Category:Living people
Category:People from Bamenda
Elizabeth Thompson (painter)

Elizabeth Thompson (born 1954 in New York City) is an American painter whose works have been described by writer and art historian Bonnie Clearwater as “ a call to action for the reclamation of Paradise.” She has painted the Florida Everglades as “de-peopled visions of a primordial Eden."* Thompson lives in Florida and New York City.
== Early Life and Education ==
Thompson grew up in Englewood Cliffs New Jersey. Thompson received a BA from Mount Holyoke College and graduated Magnum Cum Laude in 1975. Pratt Institute awarded her a BFA in 1977. She attended the Ecole des Beaus Arts in Paris from 1976-77.
== Career ==
Thompson began her carer by winning a competition to paint 135 oil storage tanks on the New Jersey side of the Hudson River. She then went to Paris and had her first exhibit on the Rue Seine in 1978. She has an extensive list of site specific murals that were commissioned by corporations and collectors. She also painted series that include subjects such as Paris monuments and sphinxes, swimming pools at night, African landscapes, the Everglades and impending environmental events. Bruce Helander, in the introduction to the book that accompanied her exhibition at the Coral Springs Museum of Art, says “ Thompson s a visual storyteller whose canvases are filled with plot-twists.” Thompson has had 17 solo exhibitions and has participated in 16 group exhibitions. She cocurrated an exhibition “Pools” that toured gallery and museum venues worldwide, including at a Gallery in Moscow, Russia in 1989.This exhibition was the first independent show in a nongovernment gallery in Moscow since 1917. At an exhibition of her Africa paintings, some visitors commented that the landscapes reminded them of the Everglades. After floating through a tunnel of Mangroves, she was hooked. Critic Jon Thomasson wrote of her palette, “you discover shades of green you didn’t know existed.”
== Style ==
Thompson uses both the traditional method of Oil paint and canvas, but beginning in 2017’ began experimenting with Acrylic paint on unprimed canvas. She paints on the floor and allows the “accidents” created by pouring paint directly on the canvas dictate the eventual subject and composition of the work.
== Personal Life ==
Thompson married Richard Thompson in 1978 was widowed in 2006 She now lives with her partner, Guerrino De Luca. She has two daughters Victoria and Antonia, two granddaughters Leonora and Esme, and an older brother.
== External Links ==
*Elizabeth Thompson’s Official Website.
*Elizabeth Thompson on Linkedin
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Category:Painters
Category:American painters
Category:American women painters
Category:1954 births
Category:Artists from New York City
Category:People from New York City
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Elizaveta (Lisa) Karaeva

Elizaveta Saparovna Karaeva (Garaýewa in Turkmen) was a renowned Turkmen actress, known for her contributions to the performing arts in Turkmenistan. She held the following awards - People's Artist of the Turkmen SSR and People's Artist of the Soviet Union. She was a member of the Turkmen Drama Theater named after Mollanepes. 
==Filmography==
She played a lead role in the movie titled White Mist (Белая Мгла in Russian). White Mist a Soviet Turkmen drama film released in 1977, directed by Khodzha Kuli Narliyev. The film portrays Turkmen life during the early years of the Soviet rule delving into themes of tradition, cultural change, and the struggle for survival in the rapidly changing society. Likewise, she appeared in the film No Smoke Without Fire (Нет Дыма Без Огня) 1972 based on the story of story of 'Persistent' by Jumageldyev, T . Karaeva also portrayed in the film Mahtymkuli, 1968 . Karaeva also played in Morning Riders, Dad will Return, Solar Time, When a Woman Saddles a Horse, Mysteries of Mum 
Unfortunately, no further information is available on Elizaveta Karaeva. However, it is noteworthy that in 2020, Mukam Turkmen YouTube Channel created a commemorative video highlighting the significant contributions of Elizaveta Karayeva - In Memory of Elizaveta Karaeva
Category:Turkmenistan actresses
Category:Turkmenistan people
Category:Artists
Elize Polderman

Elize Polderman is a multitalented artist and performer: actor, improv star, stand-up comedian, musician, and rural sociologist. She was born in Zeewolde but reached international recognition in the great Metropole of Wageningen, where she built a solid career in the Theatre Wilde Wereld.https://theaterdewildewereld.nl/
In 2012, she did the Z tot Z run to support charitable work, highlighting her social engagement.
Since 2015, she has been involved in improv groups, bringing joy to everyone who loves this art form.
In a post-pandemic world,https://www.npr.org/sections/publiceditor/2023/07/13/1187493251/what-is-post-pandemic she formed the theatre group KLEUN, showing her anachronic nature by using Facebook as a form of social media engagement.
In 2024, she had her premier as a standup comedian, starting with a group of aspiring artists mentored by the Wageningen Comedy Club in the figure of Lady Emma Holmes.https://www.facebook.com/WageningenComedyClub/
Parallel to her unprecedentedly successful artistic career, Mrs. Polderman enrolled in an Applied Sociology program at Wageningen University, and in 2024, she will defend her Master's Thesis in Rural Sociology.
Elize shares her time between teaching and performing improv, writing and performing standup and storytelling and supporting green and vegan collectives to draft their world-changing Programs.
Category:Multimedia artists
Category:Actors
Category:Stand-up comedians
Category:Musicians
Category:Rural sociologists
Elke Jeinsen

Elke Jeinsen (born 25 July 1966 in Stockholm, Sweden) is a German model and actress.
==Career==
Jeinsen grew up in Hanover. In 1986, she won the competition to be Miss Hanover and was runner-up as a candidate for Miss Germany. In October of that year she was Playmate of the Month of German Playboy Magazine. In the following year she worked as a model and was "Lady Luck" in the ARD programme Einer wird gewinnen (only one will win). In 1991 she appeared on the RTL show Tutti Frutti, partnered with Hugo Egon Balder. During production she lived for a year in Milan, Italy, where the program was produced and where she modelled for Versace.In 1992, she moved to Los Angeles, where she would become the second German after Ursula Buchfellner ("Miss October 1979") to appear as the Playmate in the American magazine Playboy, as ("Miss May 1993"). Her appearance was record-breaking, with her appearing on the front page in nineteen countries. She has also appeared in various television programmes and fiction films
==Accusations against Donald Trump==
In 2018 fellow Playboy Playmate Barbara Moore alleged that Donald Trump had a six-month affair with her, cheating on his pregnant fiancée Marla Maples. The White House (Trump was president at the time of the allegations) refused to comment. Jeinsen was with Moore and Trump at Trump Tower during one instance of their affair, saying that she witnessed it, but did not engage in sexual activity with Trump herself. 
==Personal life==
Jeinsen now works as a fitness trainer in Los Angeles. She runs a cooking Channel on YouTube called "Hello Elke!"
==Filmography==
* 1991: Tutti Frutti (TV Show)
* 1993: Wayne’s World 2
* 1994: Playboy Video Playmate Calendar 1995 (Documentary)
* 1996: Baywatch – Die Rettungsschwimmer von Malibu (Baywatch, TV Show; one episode)
* 1996: 364 Girls a Year
* 1999: Elke Jeinsen Pantyhose PPV649
* 2000: Midnight Healing
* 2000: Atomic Hero 4: Citizen Toxie
* 2000: Hellcats in High Heels 2
* 2000: 3 Engel für Charlie
* 2001: Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles
* 2001: Rock Star
* 2002: Lost Angels: Nikita Denise
* 2002: Lost Angels: Michelle Michaels
* 2003: Baywatch – Hawaiian Wedding (Fantasy film)
* 2003: Bondage My Way
* 2004: Hellcats in High Heels 3
* 2005: Every Man's Fantasy 2
Category:1966 births
Category:People from Stockholm
Category:German people	
Category:Models
Category:Actresses
Ella Rosa (singer)

Ella Rosa is Born and raised in Henley-On-Thames, having lived in Freeport, The Bahamas, singer Ella Rosa made her first upload to Spotify when she was 16-years old. After moving to Manhattan at the age of 11, she developed a knack for music by studying opera and listening to the likes of Erykah Badu, The Police, Amy Winehouse, Nina Simone, and more. Soon she started writing and releasing her own music based on these influences.
 
Her first single, “Myself”, earned industry recognition from entertainment leaders such as ‘Complex’, ‘Wonderland Magazine’, ‘EARMILK’ , ‘FLAUNT’, and ‘Grimy Goods’, just to name a few. These names appeared again as the artist released other singles from her YELLOW BLAZER EP. Ella Rosa issued her third single, "Too Cool" in 2020 which garnered Spotify playlist support, followed by "24 Hours" and then "Selfish".
 
Ella’s experiences are conveyed through soulful vocals, underlined with jazz undertones, an apt metaphor for a resilient and upbeat approach to life as an emerging artist.
Category:English people
Category:English singers
Elle (magazine)

Elle (stylized ELLE) is a multinational women's lifestyle magazine with a focus on fashion, beauty, health, and entertainment. It was founded in France and is published in over 100 countries. In French, the title translates as "her" or "her." It was established in 1945 by Hélène Gordon-Lazareff and her husband, the novelist Pierre Lazareff, as a non-profit organisation. The magazine's audience has steadily increased since its inception, reaching an all-time high of 800,000 subscribers in France by the 1960s. Elle has now extended beyond France's borders, establishing a worldwide network of newspapers and readers in the process. The inaugural issue of Elle's Japanese magazine was published in 1969, making it the first of many foreign Elle publications to follow.
Previous editors of the journal have included Jean-Dominique Bauby, who is well-known for his memoir, and Roberta Myers, who was the magazine's editor-in-chief for the longest period of time. Nina Garcia is the current editor-in-chief of Elle, having taken over for Myers following the latter's retirement from the role.
Elle magazine is often regarded as the world's biggest fashion publication, with 46 worldwide versions published in more than 60 countries. In all, Elle magazine has more than 69 million readers, with the majority of them being women. In addition to the magazine, the Elle brand encompasses 33 websites that are accessible from anywhere in the world and attract 370 million monthly visits. The brand is owned by the Lagardère Group, which is based in France. Elle's formal headquarters are in Paris, while licenced publishers may be found in a variety of different locations across the world.
Category:1945 establishments in France
Category:Are Media
Category:Elle (magazine)
Category:Hearst Communications publications
Elle Chase

Elle Chase, also known as Lady Cheeky,https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/06/style/tumblr-porn.html is a writer, speaker, sex educator, body acceptance advocate, intimacy and body image coach. She is best known for her work in promoting body positivity and sex-positive education through her writing, workshops, and social media presence.
Chase wrote "Curvy Girl Sex: 101 Body-Positive Positions to Empower Your Sex Life." She has also written for numerous publications, including Teen Vogue, Cosmopolitan, and the Huffington Post.
In addition to her writing, Chase is a well-regarded speaker and educator on issues related to body positivity and sex-positive education. She has given talks and workshops at universities, conferences, and events around the world, and she has been featured in media outlets such as Glamour, Cosmopolitan and The New York Times, and on ABC's Nightline and NBC's The Today Show.
Chase was the subject of a documentary film titled "Inside Her Sex", aired on CBC. She co-created two sex-positive and inclusive adult coloring books.
Chase's work aims to help people of all sizes, shapes, and backgrounds feel empowered and confident in their bodies and their sexuality. Chase attempts to break down the stigma and shame surrounding sexuality and promote a more inclusive, accepting, and joyful approach to sex and relationships.
Category:Writers
Category:Sex educators
Category:Intimate relationships