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Andréas Wargenbrant

Peter Onni Andréas Wargenbrant known as Andréas Wargenbrant, born on October 13, 1967 in Helsingborg, is a Swedish sculptor, painter and photo artist.
== Career ==
Andréas Wargenbrant is best known for his sculptural works in metals such as bronze, copper and cast iron, which have been surface treated to create a rustic, patinated finish. The methods involve, among other things, letting the sculptures wear outdoors for a long time and tooling them with different abrasives. He also engages in photography and painting.
Andréas Wargenbrant was born and raised in Helsingborg and is an autodidact. His major breakthrough came in 2010 with his interpretation of the classic Swedish Dala horse in bronze, which was sold at the auction house Bukowskis.https://www.bukowskis.com/en?from_language=sv Motifs are often animals such as dogs, birds and horses, but money is also a central theme of the art.
His metal wall sculpture, "One Dollar", made its break in a longer exhibition at the classic Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas.https://gma-lv.com/andreas-wargenbrant He has a large audience in Sweden and in Germany, where his sculpture "Ocean 1" was selected by Unescohttps://whc.unesco.org/ to represent a World Heritage Site and now is on display in Hamburg. 
Huge versions of his art can be found in store rooms and foyers, such as the two-meter-high gold-patented shoe My love to Louboutin at Boman's hotelhttps://www.bomans.se/ in the Swedish city Trosa.
Andréas Wargenbrant is also artistic leader of "Spritan",https://visithelsingborg.com/guide-spritfabriken-i-odakra/ a creative hub created in Ödåkra liquor factory outside Helsingborg.
== References ==	
== External Links ==
*Andréas Wargenbrant official website
*Andréas Wargenbrant on Facebook
*Andréas Wargenbrant on Instagram
Category:1967 births
Category:People from Helsingborg
Category:People from Helsingborg Municipality
Category:Sculptor in Helsingborg
Category:Swedish sculptors
Category:Swedish male sculptors
Category:Sculptures in Sweden
Category:Swedish painters
Category:Swedish photographers
Andrés Muhlach

Andrés Antonio Muhlach born November 5 2001) is a Filipino known for being the twin sister of Atasha Muhlach. Their parents are the celebrity couple, Aga Muhlach and Charlene Gonzales.
==Personal Life==
Andrés's parents are seasoned actors, Aga Muhlach and Charlene Gonzales, both of whom are actors with years of showbiz experience in the bag. He has a twin sister, Atasha Muhlach, and an older half-brother, Luigi "Iggy Boy" Muhlach, who is Aga's son with Janice de Belen.
Category:2001 births
Category:People from Quezon City
Category:Filipino people
Andrés Pazos

Andrés Pazos was an actor and director known for his roles in Whisky as Jacobo (2004), Who Says It's Easy? (2007), and El rey del río (1995).
==Biography==
Pazos spent most of his life in Uruguay where he studied theater. He continued working in cinema throughout his life until he lost his battle with cancer at 65 years old.
==Filmography==
● Matrioshka ( Germán Tejeira , 2008 )
● Who said it's easy? ( Juan Taratuto , 2007 )
● The kennel ( Manolo Nieto , 2006 )
● Whiskey ( Pablo Stoll and Juan Pablo Rebella , 2004 )
● Televapor ( Paco Carballés and Ricardo Llovo , 1997 )
● The king of the river ( Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón , 1995 )
Category:Spanish actors
Category:Spanish film director
Category:1945 births
Category:2010 deaths
Andrés Reisinger

Andrés Reisinger (born 1990) is an Argentinian digital artist. His work focuses on defining the fertile space between the digital and physical spheres. He lives and works in Barcelona, where his studio also resides.
== Biography ==
Andrés Reisinger (b. 1990) occupies a unique position in contemporary culture, working and defining the fertile space between the digital and physical spheres. Originally from Argentina and currently residing in Barcelona where his studio is also based, Reisinger's work, by his own definition “unclassifiable”, bridges realms with an instantly recognisable aesthetic that conveys his artistic vision.
Some of Reisinger's most well known works include 'The Shipping' and 'Arcadia', which both fetched rarely seen before figures at auctions, and 'Hortensia', the embodiment of Reisinger's ethos and ever evolving artwork, born as digital Rendering (computer graphics) and transformed into rare design creation and contemporary object
Reisinger Studio was founded by Andrés Reisinger as a vehicle to further expand his work and artistic practice. Collaborating with Apple Inc., Bally, Cassina S.p.A., Kettal, Microsoft, Samsung, and Verizon Communications to name but a few, Reisinger and his team engage in projects that are aligned with the core values of the studio. His works are exhibited in private residencies all over the world as well as in some of the most important collections of digital art, including at Moco Museum (Barcelona, ES), Palazzo Strozzi (Florence, IT) and Design Museum Gent (Ghent, BE).
== Exhibitions ==
Andrés Reisinger lives and works in Barcelona. Some of his exhibitions include 'Too Much, Too Soon!' at Nilufar Gallery (2022 - Milan, IT), 'Let's Get Digital!' at Palazzo Strozzi (2022 - Florence, IT), 'Somewhere Ethereal' at Fotografiska (2022 - Stockholm, SE), 'The Smell of Pink' at Faena Project Room for Aorist at Miami Art Week (2021 - Miami, US), Moco Museum (2021 - Barcelona, ES), 'Odyssey' at Nilufar Gallery (2021 - Milan, IT), 'The Shipping' at Nifty Gateway (2021 - US), 'Job Interview' at Last Resort Gallery (2019 - Copenhagen, DK), Montoya Gallery (2019 - Barcelona, ES), 'Maze' at 1stdibs Gallery (2019 - New York City, US), QTS Curated by Chamber NYC (2018 - Buenos Aires, AR), '1000 Vases' at Espace Commines (2018 - París, FR) and 'Hortensia Chair' at Design Museum Gent (2018 - Ghent, BE).
== Awards & Merits ==
* Forbes 30 under 30 & Style, Forbes
* Art Directors New York City
* Architectural Digest 100
Category:1990 births
Category:Argentine artists
Andy Bigan

Andy Bigan is an American multi-intrumentalist, working primarily as a drummer and percussionist based in New York City. He is best known as the drummer and musical director for Snow through the success of his 1992 single "Informer," which spent seven weeks at No. 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100. His other notable work includes collaborations with the late Alan Merrill, rockabilly artist Robert Gordon, and blues guitarist Stevie Cochran. Bigan was the drummer for New York City band, The Suits, which featured actress Kathleen Turner and her then-husband, Jay Weiss. The Suits commercially released one album entitled "Ties That Bind" in 1995.https://www.discogs.com/release/2627074-The-Suits-Ties-That-Bind He's also credited for his production work on the 1999 season of Good Morning America.
Bigan was one of the original partners behind the highly anticipated grand re-opening of the historic Neir's Tavern and revitalized the famous bar with his wife, Melanie Bigan, and partners Alex Ewen and David Eng. The tavern, located in Queens, NY, had been a filming location of Goodfellas and once hosted performances by Mae West. In 2022, he filed a lawsuit against new co-owner Loycent Gordon for refusing to open the books or share information with fellow shareholders and eventually settled.
==Early Life==
Andrew Emil Bigan Jr was born in Anniston, Alabama, the eldest son of Mina Bigan and Andrew Bigan Sr, a retired US Army Captain who had been awarded a Purple Heart for his efforts in Korea. When Bigan was young, his family moved to Baltimore, Maryland where he spent his formative years. Around 1970, Bigan started a band with his high school friends.
The Crossblood Experiment began rehearsing in Bigan's parents basement near Edgewood Arsenal outside of Baltimore. The band recorded a single, "Orange Sunshine," which would be pressed on vinyl by Bigan's parents, with the name of the band misprinted as "The Cross Bloods." The rare vinyl copies of this single would eventually become a collectible record for 1970's psych-rock collectors, with the cost of the record skyrocketing in recent years. The song was commercially released by The Numero Group on a psychedelic compilation album in 2017.https://www.discogs.com/master/1248404-Various-Warfaring-Strangers-Acid-Nightmares
In 1978, Bigan would later join touring rock band, Trūc of America.
Category:People from Anniston, Alabama 
Category:American people
Category:Multi-instrumentalists
Andy Cameron

Andy Cameron (1959 - 28 May 2012) was a British interactive artist and writer, notable for being a founder of art collective group Antirom. He co-authored the highly cited essay The Californian Ideology with Richard Barbrook. In 2011 he received the Royal Designers for Industry award from The Royal Society of Arts.
== Career ==
Cameron was a teacher of photography at the University of Westminster when he founded Antirom in 1995 with a group of students, including Nicolas Roope who went on to found design studios Tomato (design collective). After Antirom disbanded, Cameron joined Fabrica, the Italian research centre established by Benneton, in 2001. Cameron encouraged Fabrica to explore interaction design and led several digital campaigns for the company. Cameron remained at Fabrica for eight years working first as creative director for interactive and then later becoming executive director. In spring 2010 Cameron joined advertising agency Wieden+Kennedy as interactive creative director. He worked on the The Kaiser Chiefs Bespoke Album Creation Experience as interactive director which won a D&AD Awards in 2012.
Throughout his career Cameron conducted his own work which encompassed commercial projects as well as art installations for shows in venues such as Barbican, MoMA in New York and the Pompidou Centre. In 2009 he was a featured artist at the Decode exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, with his installation Venetian Mirror.
==Selected publications==
Cameron was an author and columnist, publishing books and essays about the politics and aesthetics of interactive and networked media which have received hundreds of academic citations.
* Cameron, Andy. Barbrook, Richard. (1996) [1995] "The Californian Ideology". Science as Culture. 26, 44–72.
* Cameron, Andy. "DISSIMULATIONS+ FILM AND COMPUTERS-THE ILLUSION OF INTERACTIVITY." _Millennium Film Journal_ 28 (1995)
* Cameron, Andy. "Dinner with Myron Or: Rereading artificial reality 2: Reflections on interface and art." aRt & D: Research and development in art (2005): 10-27.
* Cameron, Andy. "The Art of Experimental Interaction Design". Systems Design, 2004. ISBN-13:978-9889706586
==Death==
Cameron died suddenly in London on 28 May 2012.
Category:1959 births
Category:2012 deaths
Category:British artists
Category:British writers
Andy Fei Chi En

Andy Fei Chi En (Chinese : 費志恩) was born in Hong Kong, native of Suzhou,Jiangsu.
He graduated from Pui Kiu Middle School and further studied in Australia. 
Being the founder and chairman of Y-LOT Foundation, member of Suzhou Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and a court member of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
In 2016, Fei established a charitable organization, Y-LOT Foundation, supporting the development of SciTech. In 2020, he donated HKD 20M to Hong Kong University of Science and Technology(HKUST) to establish the “Fei Chi En Education and Research Fund” supporting innovation and technology research and related facilities. In recognition of Fei’s benevolent donation,HKUST has named the “Dream Lab” after Fei as “Fei Chi En Dream Team Open Lab” HKUST has named the “Dream Lab” after Fei as “Fei Chi En Dream Team Open Lab”. HK$2 million of its donation will be used to set up a scholarship called “Y-LOT Foundation Scholarship” .HK$2 million of its donation will be used to set up a scholarship called “Y-LOT Foundation Scholarship”.
 
Category:Hong Kong people 
Category:People in finance
Andy H. Tsou

Andy Haishung Tsou is a retired ExxonMobil materials scientist known for developing synchrotron X-ray scattering and atomic force microscopy techniques for polymer research, and applying the techniques in service of development and commercialization of new polyolefin materials.
== Education ==
Tsou received the B.S. in Chemical Engineering from National Taiwan University in 1979. He earned the M.S.Chem.Eng. from Penn State University in 1983, and the Ph.D. from Purdue University in 1987 under Nicholas A. Peppas. Tsou distinguished himself by setting a record for completing the fastest PhD in the history of the lab. He completed his doctorate in 2 years, 8 months.. In 1997, Tsou completed a 2-year industrial fellowship at the University of Minnesota's CIE (center of interfacial engineering). In 2016, he spent a sabbatical at the Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal.
== Career ==
Tsou began his professional career in 1983 as a photoresist engineer at Signetics. In 1987, he joined the Eastman Kodak Company as a group leader. He joined ExxonMobil Chemical company in 1998 serving at first as a project leader, then section head and finally as a senior research associate. Tsou retired from ExxonMobil in 2018. Following his retirement, Tsou joined Daxin Materials Corporation for 2 years. He is currently an adjunct professor at Beijing University of Chemical Technology and at National Taiwan University, where he teaches on Polyolefin Science and Technology.
He was previously an associate editor of the journal Rubber Chemistry and Technology. He served on the University of Akron's Advancement Council, at the request of the dean of the college of Polymer Science and Polymer Engineering.
Tsou's most cited works treated the subject of shear flow induced crystallization of polypropylene using x-ray scattering, and his work with atomic force microscopy. Tsou's microscopy work has been featured by commercial AFM manufacturers. He was a co-Principal Investigator on NSF-funded work on Additives for Novel Polymer Morphology and Performance at Massachusetts Institute of Technology..
==Patents==
Tsou is a prolific inventor with more than 100 patents. His inventions include low permeability nanocomposites, functionalized elastomer nanocomposites, and oriented thermoplastic vulcanizates.
==Awards and recognition==
* 2004 - Sparks–Thomas award from the ACS Rubber Division
* 2015 - (with Benjamin Hsiao) Cooperative Research Award in Polymer Science and Engineering, Polymeric Materials: Science and Engineering Division of the American Chemical Society
Category:National Taiwan University alumni
Category:Pennsylvania State University alumni
Category:Purdue University alumni
Category:Scientists	
Category:Synchrotrons
Category:Research
Andy Hau Yan Ho

Andy Hau Yan Ho is a health psychologist and social scientist at Nanyang Technological University (NTU). His specializes in the research and teaching of digital health and digital therapeutics, thanatology and public health palliative care, psychosocial gerontology, integrative therapy, and community empowerment. He is the Head of Psychology of the School of Social Sciences at NTU, the Founding Director of the Action Research for Community Health (ARCH) Laboratory, and the Director of Research of the Palliative Care Centre for Excellence in Research and Education (PalC) in Singapore. He is also the 2022-23 President of the Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC).
Andy has founded numerous innovative and internationally acclaimed psycho-socio-spiritual interventions for health and mental health promotion, some of which include Mindful-Compassion Art-based Therapy (MCAT) for caregiver burnout prevention, Family Dignity Intervention (FDI) for holistic palliative care, and Aspiration and Resilience Through Intergenerational Storytelling and Art-based Narratives (ARTISAN) for building compassionate citizenry. He has authored over 120 top-tier publications as well as presented more than 200 keynote and plenary lectures including his recent TEDx Talk on “Art-Based Storytelling: A Powerful Tool for Healing and Sharing”
Andy is the first Asian Recipient of the ‘ADEC Academic Educator Award’ in 2018, while receiving the celebrated ‘Nanyang Education Award’ Award in 2019 and conferred the ‘Distinguished Alumni Award’ by the University of Hong Kong in 2020. Andy’s social and scholarly contributions are recognized with distinction around the world.
Category:Psychologists
Category:Social scientists
Category:Academics
Andy Hopper (politician)

Andy Hopper is a Conservative activist in Texas since 2020. He and his wife Amanda are the co-founders of Wise County Conservatives, a group dedicated to connecting, educating, and activating local activists. Hopper is also a writer for Conservative news outlet Texas Scorecard. In 2021, Andy was in the headlines for calling out the leftist infiltration of the Texas State Guard. 
==Electoral History==
Andy Hopper ran for election to the Texas House of Representatives to represent District 64. He narrowly lost in the Republican primary on March 1, 2022, by 88 votes. The race was so tight that there was a recount and at one point, it was "too close to call". A top priority of Hopper's during his campaign was border security.
Hopper announced his candidacy for Texas House District 64 on June 5, 2023. 
==Early life, education, and career==
Andy was born in Kansas City, Missouri, and grew up in Greensboro, North Carolina. He moved to Texas at the age of twenty to begin his career in software engineering.
Andy earned a bachelor's degree in computer science from Ohio University in 1997 and earned a Master's of Science degree in Computer Science from the University of North Texas in 2000. Hopper’s career experience includes working as an adjunct professor at the University of North Texas, as well as the telecommunications and defense industries. He currently owns a small software consulting firm and a small farm in Wise county. 
==Family==
Andy and his wife Amanda were high school sweethearts who met in the honors chemistry class. They married when they were twenty years old, on the same day that Andy graduated with his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. Andy skipped the graduation because Hillary Clinton was the key-note speaker. 
The couple has three children: Grant, Sam, and Ian, who were homeschooled. The Hoppers currently live on a small farm in Decatur, Texas.
Category:People from Kansas City, Missouri
Category:Ohio University alumni
Category:University of North Texas alumni
Category:Politicians
Andy James

Andy James is a flamenco dancer and an Australian jazz singer signed to Le Coq Records. 
==History==
James was born in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Prior to becoming a recording artist, James trained as a flamenco dancer in Madrid, Spain. She collaborated with well-known dancers including Rafael Amargo, Antonio Canales, and Paco de Lucia. During this time, James played bass in the rock band The Late Late Show and in the Australian National Tour of The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
After several years touring the world as a professional flamenco dancer, in 2015 James co-founded and began performing under the record label Le Coq Records, a small independent label based in Las Vegas, Nevada, that James co- founded with her husband, Piero Pata. James released the jazz albums Caravan, All the Lovely Things You Are, and No Regrets on Le Coq Records in 2018. That same year she made her concert debut in Los Angeles, California, performing with Bill Cunliffe.
==Discography==
James has released eight albums on the Le Coq label:
* Shared Lives (2016)
* Caravan (2018)
* All the Lovely Things You Are (2018)
* No Regrets (2018)
* Tu Amor (2021)
* An Evening with Andy James & John Patitucci (2021)
* Rhythm in New York (2022)
* Bells Are Ringing (2022)
In addition to her solo work, James has collaborated with several well-known jazz artists and instrumentalists, including Bill Cunliffe, Alex Acuña, John Patitucci, Nate Smith, Jon Cowherd, Vinnie Colaiuta, Nicholas Payton, Chris Potter, and John Beasley.
==Personal life==
James and her husband reside in Las Vegas.
Category:1972 births
Category:People from Melbourne
Category:Australian people
Category:Flamenco dancers
Category:Australian jazz
Category:Singers
Andy Kleinman (businessman)

Andy Kleinman is an Argentinian-American businessman and investor in the technology and entertainment industry. He is known for being the CEO of Wonder, a Los Angeles-based Video game company. 
== Work ==
Kleinman started his career with Emepe3, a Spanish-language digital music store in 1999. He developed the technology and software of the online site and listed 250,000 tracks on it through partnerships with major record labels, as well as independent labels and artists. 
Later, Kleinman was the chief business officer at Scopely, an interactive entertainment company in Los Angeles, and co-founded Vostu, a social games developer. He became an advisor and investor to multiple companies and early startups. He was also an early executive at Playdom and Zynga. 
Kleinman founded Wonder in 2016 and helped the company raise $14 million from investors including Greycroft Partners, TCL, Shakira, Kevin Spacey, and Neymar, along with Nolan Bushnell and Hayao Nakayama. For the company, he developed a mobile operating system capable of turning a smartphone into a gaming and entertainment console and sold the company to Atari in February 2020 for an undisclosed amount. 
Kleinman is also an independent film producer. He was a producer of the 2014 film, Jauja (film) which won FIPRESCI Critics Award as part of the Un Certain Regard lineup at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival. He has also produced movies including The Paranoids, Blacktino and Malaventura.> He is a Forbes Councils member.
== Recognition ==
Kleinman was recognized as one of the 100 Most Influential Hispanics by PODER Hispanic magazine in 2011 and was the recipient of NextGen 40 Under 40 recognition by CSQ magazine in 2019. 
== References ==
==External links==
Andy Kleinman on IMDb
Category:American people
Category:American businesspeople
Category:Afghan people