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Ian George (artist)

Ian David George (1953–2016) was a New Zealand-born Cook Islands senior painter, carver, educator, and curator of Aitu and Rarotonga descent.
In 2003, George also co-curated an exhibition named Te Ata Ou as a response to Paringa Ou. Te Ata Ou was exhibited in Christchurch to be part of the Pacific Arts Association Conference in Christchurch, New Zealand.
George and his wife Kay George, also a notable artist herself, ran an art gallery named the Art Studio, (now Beluga Cafe), in Arorangi.
Director David George dedicated a full-length feature documentary 'Aka'ōu: Tātatau in the Cook Islands to his father Ian George, about a heavily-tattooed Englishman living in Rarotonga named Croc Coulter.
George died in Rotorua, New Zealand, where he was also born.
==Selected exhibitions==
* 1995: Pacific Graffiti, Uxbridge Community Centre, Auckland New Zealand
* 1998: Paringa Ou, Fisher Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand 
* 1998: Paringa Ou, Fiji Museum, Fiji 
* 1998: Paringa Ou, Cook Islands National Museum, Rarotonga, Cook Islands
* 2003: Te Ata Ou, Pacific Arts Association Conference in Christchurch, New Zealand 
* 2016: Divergence, Bergman Gallery, Rarotonga, Cook Islands
* 2020: Tatou 2, The Story of Us, Bergman Gallery, Rarotonga, Cook Islands
Category:1953 births
Category:2016 deaths
Category:People from Rotorua
Category:Cook Island people
Category:Painters
Category:Educators
Category:Curators
Category:Rarotonga
Ian Hoskins

Dr Ian Rowland Hoskins (born in 1962) is a noted Australian historian and award-winning author based in Sydney.https://unsw.press/authors/ian-hoskins/ His books are nationally recognised for their thematic surveying of social, cultural and geographical history.
In 2010, Hoskins won the History with his first book Sydney Harbour: A History, which went on to be republished in 2022 and acclaimed by the likes of Peter Cochrane and Ross Fitzgerald. His second book, Coast was the first history to be written on the New South Wales coast, receiving the New South Wales Premier’s Literary Prize Published in 2020, Hoskins' third book Rivers: The Lifeblood of Australia included a foreword by Don Watson and was long-listed for the 2021 Indie Book Awards.
In the lead up to his latest work Australia & the Pacific: A History, Ian Hoskins became the State Library of NSW's CH Currey Fellow and studied their extensive Pacific collections. His Pacific book was shortlisted for the 2022 New South Wales Premier’s History Awards, described by Ross Fitzgerald as 
== Early life and career ==
Ian Hoskins was born in Singapore to British parents, migrating to Sydney on Blue Star Line's MV Australasia in 1966. He went on to study at the University of Sydney and taught American History there as an academic from 1989 to 1993, alongside fellow historians Neville Meaney and Shane White. In 1996, Hoskins was awarded his PhD titled Cultivating the Citizen: Cultural Politics in the Parks and Gardens of Sydney, 1880-1930. 
Ian has worked as the local historian for North Sydney Council since 2003. While chronicling North Sydney's history, Hoskins published "Was thinking of Home Today": North Sydney and the Great War which was shortlisted for the New South Wales Premier's History Awards for Local and Regional History in 2008. Also aligned with his role on North Sydney Council, Ian Hoskins' website At Home in North Sydney: An Architectural History of Locality won the National Trust Heritage Award for multimedia in 2015. 
Category:1962 births
Category:People from Singapore
Category:Australian historians
Category:Author
Ian MacCrone

Ian Douglas MacCrone (May 7, 1898 – June 11, 1981) was a South African liberal psychologist. He was vice-chancellor at the University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, and worked in the fields of social psychology and race psychology. 
==Career==
MacCrone was a professor of psychology and served as the head of the Psychology Department at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, in the mid-1920s. In 1963, MacCrone was appointed as the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Witwatersrand and held this position until 1968. Soon after, MacCrone received an honorary Doctor of Law degree (DPhil HonLLD) from the University of the Witwatersrand in 1969. In addition, MacCrone was the president of the Psychology Society, Johannesburg (PSJ), which was the forerunner of the South African Psychological Association (SAPA), the first South African association for psychologists. 
==Published work==
MacCrone’s work was focused on racial segregation, attitudes and prejudice. His seminal work, Race Attitudes in South Africa: Historical, Experimental, and Psychological, sought to understand the causes of racial prejudice. In this book, MacCrone introduced scales for measuring attitudes and social distances of various South African groups. In doing so, MacCrone used three different approaches: historical, experimental and psychological. MacCrone suggested that racial antipathy can be identified through psychoanalysis as the result of motives of the unconscious mind. Thus, MacCrone provided one of the earliest psychoanalytic explanations for the racial conflict that occurred in South Africa. MacCrone’s earlier work, Group Conflicts and Race Prejudice, sought to discuss the impact of race prejudices on group conflicts within the context of a diversity of cultures in South Africa.His lecture, Psychology in Perspective, gives an account of contemporary psychology and the recent developments in the field at the time.
Category:1898 births
Category:South African people
Category:Psychologists
Category:1981 deaths
Ian Reid (photographer)

Ian Reid (Artist) (born January 31, 1977) is an American artist, director, and former skateboarder known for his skateboarding films and visual arts.
==Biography==
Reid was born in Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. He began skateboarding at a very early age and became a regular at the Brooklyn Banks. He was sponsored by Infamous Skateboards and later by Aesthetics Skateboards. In 1999, he created the first version of his film "Sex Hood Skate & Videotape" on VHS, featuring prominent skateboarders from the 1990s and 2000s. The film gained a cult following and influenced various lifestyle brands and skateboard companies. A few skateboarders featured in the film are Brian Wenning, Andrew Reynolds, Stevie Williams, Danny Way, P.J. Ladd and BAM to name a few. Reid re-released the film on DVD in 2006.
Artistic Career
Reid's transition from skateboarding into visual arts has been marked by significant achievements in photography and film. His work is characterized by its exploration of urban life and the human condition. He has held exhibitions at various prestigious venues, including the Museum of the City of New York and the Southampton Arts Center. Reid's works are part of permanent collections in numerous institutions worldwide.
Filmography
Reid's films include:
"Sex, Hood, Skate and Videotape" (1999, re-released in 2006) 
"A Few Days & Nights" (2021), documenting the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic
Photography
Reid's work often portrays the unfiltered nature of street scenes, focusing on themes of human interaction, urban life, and the everyday experiences of city inhabitants. Through a candid and immersive approach. His books, such as "A Few Days And Nights" and "Complex Geometry," have been published by BEYOND THE STREETS & Gingko Press and are available in several libraries and institutions worldwide, including Harvard University Library and the Library of Congress.
Collaborations
Reid has collaborated with brands and artists throughout his career. One of his significant collaborations was with Girl Skateboards. This partnership included the "A Days Work" exhibition, showcased at These Days Gallery in Los Angeles. The exhibition featured artworks that captured the essence of skateboarding culture and urban life​. (THESE DAYS LA)
Category:1977 births
Category:American artists
Category:American people
Category:Directors
Ian Symington

Ian Symington is a Canadian physician, who represented Sudbury as the Conservative Candidate of Record in the 2021 Canadian federal election & as the current Nominee for Candidate of Record for Sudbury.
==Biography==
Ian was born in Cochenour, Ontario where he grew up, graduating from Lo-Ellen Park Secondary & Laurentian University. When he began his education in medicine in 1997, he studied at the University of Ottawa until 2001 where he obtained his Doctor of Medicine. |{{cite profile|url=https://www.linkedin.com/in/ian-symington-956719207/|title=Ian Symington LinkedIn
Category:Members of the House of Commons of Canada from Ontario
Category:Franco-Ontarian people
Category:Living people
Category:Politicians from Greater Sudbury
Category:21st-century Canadian politicians
Ian Symmonds

Ian Symmonds was born on September 4, 1966, in Galesburg, Illinois. Raised by his parents, Jack and Nancy Symmonds, he has two siblings, Lindsay Currie and John Symmonds. Growing up, Ian was an avid junior tennis player and went on to play Division I tennis at Illinois State University in Normal, Illinois. Ian earned a Bachelor of Science degree with a double major in History and Sociology in 1988 from Illinois State University. He continued his education at the same institution, receiving a Master of Science degree in Organizational Communication and Leadership in 1990.
==Career==
Ian Symmonds launched Ian Symmonds & Associates Inc. in 2003 after spending over 15 years at the cabinet level in various private schools, colleges, and universities.. His roles at institutions such as Pacific University, Culver-Stockton College, Saint Mary’s Hall, and Trinity University included positions such as senior officer, executive director, and dean. Symmonds is recognized for his contributions to turning around enrollment and strategy for educational institutions.
Symmonds has worked with clients globally, traveling extensively to locations including England, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Brazil, Canada, Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, Dubai, Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Netherlands, France, Italy, and Greece. His firm is noted for its culturally relevant approach and progressive thinking, earning Symmonds a reputation as a leading thought leader in education.
==Contributions and Activism==
Ian Symmonds is an author, speaker, and education activist. He launched the #JustCause campaign in 2011 to connect Ian Symmonds & Associates with organizations addressing structural poverty through education . Symmonds frequently speaks and writes about the role of education in community building and social issues. He is an advocate for progressive education and has published numerous articles in professional journals and presented at various educational conferences . 
==Publications and Speaking Engagements==
Symmonds is a prolific writer and speaker, contributing to educational discourse through various professional journals and conferences. He is known for his engaging presentations at regional, national, and global venues, sharing his insights on educational strategies and innovations .
==Personal Life==
Ian Symmonds resides in Southern California with his wife, Lisa. They have two daughters, Makayla and Julianna, both graduates of Loyola Marymount University. In his leisure time, Symmonds enjoys playing tennis, hiking, and motorcycling. He remains passionate about culture and education, often traveling to connect with new environments and ideas 
Category:Junior tennis
Category:1966 births
Category:People from Galesburg, Illinois
Category:American people
Ian von Hegner

Ian von Hegner (born 1974) is a Danish-born astrobiologist, biophysicist, philosopher, futurist and author,Celestial af Ian von Hegner - 9788793709119 (academicbooks.dk)Animatus - Trykværket (trykvaerket.dk) and a research scientist at Future Foundation Assoc.
His scientific work includes studying the evolutionary patterns of life in a broader context, e.g., extremophiles in the search for extraterrestrial life, feasibility of lithopanspermia in solar systems, conditions for life’s emergence and distribution on planets and moons, in which he has introduced several new theoretical concepts into the field of astrobiology, while his philosophical work includes studying issues in astrophilosophy, heroical apatheism and futurism.
== Articles ==
*"Gods and Dictatorships: a Defence of Heroical Apatheism." Science, Religion and Culture, Vol. 3, Iss. 1 · Jun 1, 2016. 
*"Astrobiology and Astrophilosophy: Subsuming or Bifurcating Disciplines?" Philosophy and Cosmology, Vol. 23, 2019. 
*"Extremophiles: a special or general case in the search for extra-terrestrial life?" Extremophiles (2020), Vol. 24: pp. 167–175. 
*"A limbus mundi elucidation of habitability: the Goldilocks Edge." International Journal of Astrobiology (2020), Vol. 19: pp. 320–329. 
*"Interplanetary transmissions of life in an evolutionary context." International Journal of Astrobiology (2020) Vol. 19: pp. 335–348. 
*"Evolutionary processes transpiring in the stages of lithopanspermia." Acta Biotheoretica, Vol. 69, Iss. 2, 2021. 
*"A trampoline effect occurring in the stages of planetary reseeding." Biosystems, Vol. 204, 2021
*"First principles of terrestrial life: exemplars for potential extra-terrestrial biology." Theory in Biosciences, Vol. 141, Iss. 3, 2022. 
*"The indeterminacy bottleneck: Implications for habitable worlds." Acta Biotheoretica, Vol. 70, Iss. 1, 2022. 
*"Extreme exoworlds and the extremophile paradox." Astrobiology, Vol. 22, Issue 8, 2022.
== Bibliography ==
*Celestial. Trykværket 2018. 
*Animatus. Trykværket 2018.
Category:1974 births
Category:Danish philosophers
Category:Danish writers
Iana Bernardez

Iana Bernardez (born 1993) is a Filipino film producer and actress known for her production work on films such as Kiko Boksingero, Oda Sa Wala, Tia Madre, and Babae at Baril and for her critically acclaimed film acting debut in the 2018 film Gusto Kita with All My Hypothalamus. She also won Best Supporting Actress at the 2019 Cinema One Originals Digital Film Festival for the 2019 film Metamorphosis. She is the daughter of Filipina actress Angel Aquino.
== Production work ==
Bernardez began her career in production, having become curious about her work through her interactions on the sets of projects where her mother acted. She continues to see herself primarily as a producer rather than an actress. Her early production work on films like films such as "Kiko Boksingero" and Babae at Baril received critical acclaim. The latter was eventually awarded Best film at the 43rd Gawad Urian Awards in 2020.
== Acting work ==
Her acting debut in Gusto Kita with All My Hypothalamus was a major role which she got despite originally joining the film as a talent coordinator. When other members of the production realized who she was, and that the concept for the character was "a younger" version of Bernardez' own mother, they encouraged her to apply for the role. Because of her production background, Bernardez often volunteered at first to take on extra roles for minimum pay in the films she served as producer in, to help reduce those productions' costs. She had to be reminded by her mother that she should stop this practice, since she already had significant acting experience.
She received the Cinema One Originals Film Festival Best Supporting Actress award in 2019 for Metamorphosis, an intersex coming of age story which had nearly been given an X rating by the Philippines' Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB), which only agreed to give the film an R-16 rating after an appeal.
== Personal life ==
Bernardez is the daughter of Filipina actress Angel Aquino.
Category:1993 births
Category:Filipino people
Category:Filipino actresses
Category:Filipino film producers
Ianni Kay

Ianni Kay. (Born Ianni Karagiannis) is an American hard rock/heavy metal guitar player from Long Island, NY. Currently, he is the recording guitarist for Calliope Wren, and the touring guitarist for the power metal band ShadowStrike. 
Primarily using Gibson (guitar company) , Schecter Guitar Research , Marshall Amplification , Neural DSP
==Early Life==
Born in New York to Michele and Konstantinos Karagiannis, Ianni was introduced to heavy metal at the age of two by his parents, who had met at a Mötley Crüe concert. Listening to bands like Lordi and Bleeding Through. He got is first guitar at the age 8, and never stopped practicing. 
==Influences==
The guitar players that shaped Kay the most include Jake Pitts; Randy Rhoads; Nuno Bettencourt; Gus G; Herman Li and Jacky Vincent.
Bands that Ianni grew up listening to include Black Veil Brides; My Chemical Romance; Motionless in White; Suicide Silence; Chelsea Grin to name a few...
==Career==
Throughout teenage years well into his twenties, Ianni founded his first band called Onto Carthage. The metalcore band performed with acts such as Lorna Shore and The Plot in You. 
Later on, he was one of the founding members of Long Island deathcore band Vyletongue.
In Fall of 2023, Ianni came in contact with a young singer from New York by the name of Calliope Wren, and became the Lead Guitarist of the Project... Appearing in videos such as "Another Stupid Love Song" and "Fading." As the recording guitar player, he was on the track "Fading" as well as several other tracks. Also branching off into a Paramore tribute band known as "Decoded."
In Spring of 2024, Ianni was invited to be a part of the Power Metal band ShadowStrike , signed to Avalon as the Live/Touring guitar player
==Personal Life==
Having developing a close friendship with Calliope Wren, the two are confirmed to be in a relationship since May of 2024.
 
Category:American hard rock musicians
Category:American heavy metal guitarists
Category:American people
Category:People from New York City
Ibadan

Ibadan is the capital and most populous city of Oyo State in Nigeria, and it is also the country's largest port. It is the third-largest city in Nigeria in terms of population after Lagos and Kano, with a total population of 3,649,000 people as of 2021 and a metropolitan population of more than 6 million people inside its metropolitan region. It is the most populous city in the nation in terms of geographical area. Ibadan was the biggest and most populous city in Nigeria at the time of the country's independence in 1960, and it was the second most populous city in Africa, behind Cairo, at the time of the country's independence.
Nigeria's second largest city, Ibadan is situated in the south-western region, 128 kilometres (80 miles) northeast of Lagos and 530 kilometres (330 miles) southwest of Abuja, the country's federal capital. It serves as a vital link between the country's coastline region and the country's interior, and it is a major transit hub. Since the early days of British colonial authority, Ibadan has served as the administrative centre of the former Western Region, and some of the city's historic defensive walls still remain today. The Yoruba people constitute the majority of the city's population, which is supplemented by a number of other ethnic groups (particularly the Igbo, Hausa, and Efik) from other areas of the nation.
Category:Ibadan
Category:Cities in Nigeria
Category:Cities in Yorubaland
Category:Populated places established in 1829
Ibijoke Faborode

Ibijoke Faborode is a Nigerian gender advocate. She is the co-founder and the chief executive officer of ElectHER a non-governmental organization that calls for women's participation in politics. In 2022, she was listed among the 100 influential women by BBC News.
== Early life ==
She was born in Ile-Ife Osun State. She grew up in a university environment Obafemi Awolowo University where her father Micheal Faborode was a university lecturer.
== Education ==
She obtained her bachelor's degree in history and international relations at Obafemi Awolowo University. She obtained her second degree in project management with area of specialization on development and she is currently doing her second master's degree on social business and entrepreneur at London School of Economics.
== Career ==
She has served as the Head of Agritech and Healthcare Advisory, West Africa with the United Kingdom department of International Trade. In a pan-African based media group Jeune Afrique, she served as the Regional Business Development Manager for Sub-Saharan Africa.
== Awards and nominations ==
In the year 2019, she was one of the One Young World Dutch Scholar. In 2019, She was nominated for Future Awards Africa Prize for Public Service. In 2022, she was part of 60 women awarded for leading development in Africa. She was among the 100 influential women listed by BBC News in 2022
Category:People from Osun State
Ibn Shabbat

Ibn Shabbat (Mohamed Ben Ali Ben Mohamed Ben Ali; 16 October 1221 - 17 June 1282) was a historian from Ifriqiya who was born in Tozeur. He contributed to both literary and social life of present-day Tunisia and he is best known for his irrigation system method.
==Biography==
Ibn Shabbat was born into a family of Berber descent in Tozeur in Ifriqiya. He began his education in his hometown and learned from many scholars of his time and served as an Imam then Qadi prior to heading to Tunis where he spent some years studying at University of Ez-zitouna as he believed that his knowledge should not be limited to his hometown. After returning to Tozeur, Ibn Shabbat helped solve the local problems whilst also practiced to enrich cultural activities through his poems.
Ibn Shabbat mainly contributed to ameliorate the system of irrigation by designing channels that course through the Oasis of Tozeur and they are still used to this day . However, this system had already been described by the historian Al-Bakri during the 9th century until Ibn Shabbat made it possible by improving it.
==Works==
Ibn Shabbat's major work was Thread Connection and Fabric Characteristic (ar|صلة السمط وسمة المرط|Silat al-simt wa simat al-mirt), The Chokratsi Poem (ar|القصيدة الشقراطسية) (adopted from another Tunisian Poet Abdallah Chokratsi) in which he praised Prophet Muhammed
==Memorial==
There are many statues in honour of Ibn Shabbat that can be found in different places around Tozeur.
Category:1221 births
Category:People from Tozeur
Category:1282 deaths
Category:Historians
Category:Tunisian people