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Amund Sjølie Sveen

Amund Sjølie Sveen (born 1973) is a Norwegian artist, musician and writer born and raised in Vadsø, Finnmark. He is known for his works, actions and texts which he himself describes as «investigations of socio-political issues in our globalized world of market economy» . He has been particularly concerned with questions related to the circumpolar North and the Arctic region, most recently expressed in his international project Pan-ArcticVision from 2023 . 
Sveen has distinguished himself as an artist who is able to provoke and create public debate with his works, which often address and debate explicit political questions . He has produced, written, directed and performed a number of performance lectures, including Economic Theory for Dummies (2013), premiered at the festival Steirischer Herbst in Graz, Austria, , Melting (2016) , and the dialogue-project Commonism (2018) together with British theater maker Andy Smith .
The project Nordting - The Northern Assembly is particularly well known. This staged peoples assembly for northern communities has been visiting the whole circumpolar North, from Alaska, via Canada, Greenland and Iceland, to the northern territories of the Nordic countries . The first event, which took place during in 2014, caused great debate due to the clear and critical mention of oil company Statoil (currently Equinor) as an important sponsor for cultural life in Northern Norway. The then Governor of Troms, Svein Ludvigsen, was one of several prominent voices clearly expressing his displeasure with the project in the media . However, the project received very positive reviews from several commentators .
Another project that has received a lot of attention is the light installation MAKE THE NORTH GREAT AGAIN! which Sveen and Nordting first installed in Longyearbyen, Svalbard in 2020 in collaboration with the Northern Norwegian Art Museum . The artwork led to intense local debate in Longyearbyen . The installation has later been shown in Nuuk Greenland, among other places .
Sveen has both locally and internationally argued for a stronger focus on circumpolar cooperation in the North, and frequently insists on using the term «pan-arctic» .
In 2023, this focus was manifested in Sveen´s new international project Pan-ArcticVision, which is promoted as a «EuroVision for the Arctic» , with both partnering institutions and artistic participators from the whole circumpolar north .
Category:1973 births
Category:Living people
Category:Norwegian artists
Category:Musicians
Category:Writers
Amy Bix

Amy Sue Bix is an American historian of science, technology and medicine noted for her research on the history of technology, science, and medicine with studies of women and gender, the history of education, and twentieth-century social, cultural, and intellectual history.
== Biography ==
Bix was born and raised in the Chicago area. Her grandparents were Ukrainian-Jewish immigrants.
== Career ==
Bix earned a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from Princeton University. As a result of her research and publications she was elected to the Sigma Xi national scientific honor society. She then earned a Ph.D. in History of Science from Johns Hopkins University. Her dissertation "Inventing Ourselves Out of Jobs?: America's Debate over Technological Unemployment, 1929-1981" was selected as one of the American Library Association’s Choice Magazine Outstanding Academic Titles.
Bix has been a History professor at Iowa State University since 1993. In 2007 she became the Director for Iowa State's Consortium for the History of Technology and Science. May 2023 she was awarded the title of Distinguished Professor.
== Honors and Awards ==
2022, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Bernard S. Finn History Prize
2021, Martha Trescott Prize
2015, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers-USA, Award for Distinguished Literary Contributions Furthering Public Understanding and the Advancement of the Engineering Profession
2015, Margaret W. Rossiter History of Women in Science Prize
2014, WEPAN (Women in Engineering ProActive Network) Betty Vetter Award for Research 
Category:American people
Category:American historians
Category:People from Chicago
Amy Brener

Amy Brener is a Canadian artist who lives and works in New York.
==Early life and education==
Amy Brener is the daughter of South African born Canadian artist Roland Brener. Brener received her BA from University of British Columbia in 2006 and MFA from Hunter College in 2010.
==Career==
Brener creates semi-anthropomorphic figures primarily out of materials such as urethane foam and resin, platinum silicone and Hydrocal. These figures are then dyed vibrant colors, and adorned with mundane objects and plant matter. The forms are molded with with Jell-O molds and decorative cake pans. These objects often resemble pagan fertility goddess statues. In his Decmeber 2019 review of Brener's exhibition Consolarium at Jack Barrett Gallery, Will Heinrich described the figures as resembling "a cross between a Minoan idol and a central African power figure." 
The act of archiving is central to Brener's practice. Objects and tools created for everyday use are preserved underneath transparent silicone. Brener's work contains a spiritual and ecological perspective on the potential failings of contemporary waste management. Many of the objects embedded into her sculptures are single use plastics. By preserving these tools in an art object, she calls attention to the length of time these objects are preserved in landfills.
===Notable exhibitions===
Brener was included in Greater New York 2015 at MoMA PS1. In 2023, Amy Brener: Harbingers, a solo exhibition of Brener's work opened at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum.
Category:1982 births	
Category:People from Victoria, British Columbia	
Category:Canadian people
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Category:University of British Columbia alumni
Category:Artists
Amy Creye

Amy Creyer is a street style photographer, former influencer, copywriter, and creative director. She is the founder of the Chicago Street Style fashion blog and the Be My Friend Covid-19 pandemic friendship project.
==Biography==
Creyer spent her early childhood in Greenwich Village, New York City and adolescence in Fayetteville, Arkansas. She graduated from Michigan State University and DePaul University. She moved from Chicago to Toronto, Canada in 2019.
==Career==
Creyer founded her street-style fashion blog, Chicago Street Style, in 2010. NBC Chicago correspondent Marcus Riley filmed a segment about her first trip to New York Fashion Week . In September 2011, she attended NYFW as a guest of Milk Studios. Her street-style photographs have been published in print editions of Harpers Bazaar, British Vogue, and W Magazine. In 2012 she photographed Art of the Trench for Burberry's grand reopening of the Michigan Avenue (Chicago)|Michigan Avenue flagship . In 2013 she covered street style at Pitchfork Music Festival on behalf of Teen Vogue. 
Creyer has been profiled by CNN and Michigan Avenue magazine. She created and starred in branded content as an influencer, which led to a career in advertising specializing in omnichannel creative for Fortune 500 brands.
In October 2020, Creyer launched the friendship project Be My Friend to make new friends virtually during the lengthy Covid-19 pandemic lockdowns in Ontario. Be My Friend sparked a national conversation around isolation and the need for human contact. The project was featured on CBC, Breakfast Television, and the National Post. Ultimately, over 1,000 Canadians joined Creyer's online Facebook community to meet strangers and make new friends organically online during the pandemic.
Category:American women photographers
Category:Artists from Chicago
Category:DePaul University alumni
Category:Street photographers
Category:Social media influencers
Category:Copywriters
Category:Creative directors
Category:Michigan State University alumni
Amy Goodman

==Amy Goodman, SEA. Sculptor & Portrait Artist==
Amy completed a Fine Art Degree in Southampton in 1997 and has since established herself as a sculptor of note. Based at Project Workshops, in Hampshire, Amy loves working in different media and has developed her unique style of bronze sculpture, welded steel, and a variety of 2D work, including her distinctive equestrian ink & acrylic wash paintings. Her work is shown internationally and she regularly exhibits with the Society of Equestrian Artists, where she is also a trustee. Amy’s work has appeared in ‘Country Life’ magazine, local press, The Times, The Daily Telegraph, BBC, and more.
==Early Life==
Amy was born in Windsor in 1974 and started drawing and sculpting from a young age. Having ridden all her life, horses have always been a passion and feature frequently in her work.
==Education==
After taking her A levels at the Garth Hill School, Amy completed a 2 year BTEC National Diploma in Art & Design at the Basingstoke College of Technology in 1994. In 1997 she completed a Fine Art degree, specialising in sculpture, at Southampton Institute (now Southampton Solent University). After completing her degree Goodman travelled to Africa, spending 6 months on a residency at Simba Lodge, in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe.
==Notable Commissions==
2023 - Sir Mick Jagger & Keith Richards - 1.25 x life-size bronzes. Commissioned by Dartford Borough Council for their home town, Dartford
2020 - 'The Angel II'. Bronze - Commissioned for Winchester University
	
2017 - 'The Slayer of Belleros' - This bronze reinstated insignia of the Airborne Forces, depicting Pegasus & Bellerophon was commissioned by the 16 Air Assault Brigade for their HQ at Merville Barracks, Colchester
2017 - 'Treo 63(DM) - This life-size bronze of the brave sniffer dog, canine partner of Sergeant Dave Heyhoe was commissioned by Steven Ashton to be sited in Congleton, Cheshire 
2015 - 'The Romsey War Horse and Trooper' - Commissioned for the Entrance to Romsey War Memorial Park, Romsey, Hampshire 
2012 - 'The Angel I' - Commissioned for Winchester University 
2012 - '3 Pegasus Sculptures' - Commissioned by London and County for Flying Horse Walk Arcade, Nottingham 
==Family==
Amy is married to Ricardo Evangelista
Category:1974 births
Category:People from Windsor, Ontario
Category:Sculptors
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Amy Gottlieb

Amy Gottlieb (1953) is a Canadian queer activist and high school teacher. She was one of the organizers of the first Pride Toronto (then called Lesbian and Gay Pride Day) in 1981. She was also an organizer of the Dykes on the Street March, organized by Lesbians Against the Right, which occurred in October of the same year.
== Biography ==
Amy Gottlieb was born in 1953. Since the early 1970s, she has been involved in socialist and feminist activism. Her political involvement started with the peace movement and the civil rights movement. She met her first lesbian lover in 1973 and soon began to dedicate herself to queer causes as well. Since then, she has been an activist for numerous queer, Jewish, and artistic causes, including the Lesbian Organization of Toronto (LOOT), the Jewish Women's Committee to End the Occupation of the West Bank and Gaza, and MIX: the Magazine of Artist-Run Culture.
In 2017, she published an essay discussing her experiences as an organizer of Toronto's first lesbian march titled "Toronto’s Unrecognized First Dyke March" in Any Other Way: How Toronto Got Queer (Coach House Books).
== References ==
==External links==
* Amy Gottlieb (1953- ) · The ArQuives Digital Exhibitions
* Black Lives Matter Toronto recaptures Pride's activist roots
* Queerly Reading: Toronto's Unrecognized First Dyke March
Category:1953 births
Category:Canadian activists
Category:Canadian educators
Category:Canadian people
Category:Canadian civil rights activists
Amy Hollingsworth

Amy Hollingsworth is an Australian dancer, director and choreographer. In January 2019, Hollingsworth was appointed Artistic Director of the Australasian Dance Collective, one of Australia’s leading contemporary dance companies, based in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
==Early life==
Amy Hollingsworth trained at the Australian Ballet School where she was awarded the Marilyn Rowe Maver Scholarship. After graduating she danced with the Royal New Zealand Ballet as a principal dancer.
==Career==
Hollingsworth's extensive dance career has included working with some of the world’s leading companies: Rambert Dance Company, Michael Clark Company, BalletBoyz, Hofesh Shechter Company (led by the legendary Hofesh Shechter and Sydney Dance Company. 
In 2006, Hollingsworth departed Rambert Dance Company to be a founding member of Bonachela Dance Company, established by Rafael Bonachela, the current Artistic Director of Sydney Dance Company. 
In 2010, Hollingsworth returned to Australia to join Sydney Dance Company as a senior dancer and was later appointed the company’s Dance Director. 
Based in Brisbane, Queensland since 2015, Hollingsworth has also collaborated to develop the Supercell Dance Festival and the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games Closing Ceremony.
==Awards and recognition==
2004: UK Critics’ Circle Dance Award for Most Outstanding Female Artist
2009: UK Critics’ Circle Dance Award for Most Outstanding Female Performance.
2011: Australian Dance Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Dancer: Irony of Fate
Category:Australian dancers
Category:Directors
Category:Choreographers
Amy Jean White

Amy Jean White (born January 18, 1997) is an American Christian speaker, businesswoman, podcaster, and author. She is a prominent Christian social media personality and host of The Amy Jean White Podcast.https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-amy-jean-white-podcast/id1722533515y
==About==
Early Life
White was born in Shawnee Mission, Kansas. She spent her early years in Leavenworth, Kansas with her grandparents on the farm. When she graduated from high school in 2015, she toured in London, England, U.K for two years before returning to the United States. White was raised by her mother and maternal grandparents. Her father was not a part of her life growing up, and she stated recently that the two are currently working on repairing their relationship.https://www.amyjeanwhite.com
==Career==
Teaching
White began her career in teaching. She stated in an interview in 2019 that she has "always loved teaching the younger generations because they teach her something new every day, too".
Philanthropy
In July of 2023, White formed a non-profit organization called the Macie Jo Foundation in honor of her daughter, Macie, whom it is named after. The organization supports families who are facing health challenges as a result of HIE/Cerebral Palsy.https://amyjwhite.wixsite.com/maciejofoundation
Writing
In February of 2024, White published her first 60 day devotional titled, "How To Put God First". She developed a passion for writing and sharing the truth of a Christ-centered lifestyle after the birth of her daughter, Macie, who has significant brain-related health challenges which has provided White with many opportunities of spiritual growth.
Ministry
White serves as a ministry leader to women in her church at First Southern Baptist in Lawrence, Kansas. She joined the ministry leadership team in September of 2023, which later developed her passion for ministry work, and as of today, she also leads her own ministry known as Women of Proof.https://fsbcfamily.com/women
==Personal Life==
On May 15, 2021, Amy became engaged to Jonathan White. They married on December 11, 2021. On April 8, 2022, the couple unexpectedly welcomed their first child, Macie Jo after Amy suffered from a severe pregnancy complication which resulted in an emergency C-section and followed with a 62 day NICU stay.
Category:1997 births
Category:American motivational speakers
Category:Businesswomen
Category:Podcasters
Category:Author
Amy Kao

Amy Kao is an entrepreneur, model and a public speaker.
==Education==
Amy received her Bachelor of Science degree from Carnegie Mellon University and her Master of Business Administration from Yale School of Management. 
==Careers==
Amy serverd as Capital market summer analyst for Citi Group; Banking summer analyst for Wells Fargo; runway model for Los Angeles and New York Fashion Week; and currently serving as engagement manager for Deloitte Consulting.
==Organization Founded==
Amy is the founder of the International Music & Arts Society, a not for profit organization committed to supporting equal access to arts education for musicians around the globe.
She is a Co-founder and Chief marketing officer of RxAll Inc. An instant drug testing platform that give patients the privilege to authenticate their medicines.
==Awards, Honors and Pageants==
Amy was a visiting scholar, Oxford University, 2010. Other recognition includes: Miss Pennyslvania America Teen, 2009 ;35 under 35 rising star consultant by consulting magazine; Miss Pan Pacific Princess, 2010; ASPIRE's Outstanding Woman Of The Year, 2010; Liberty Mutual Responsible Scholar Award, 2010; Phi Beta Kappa, 2012; Miss New Jersey, National, United States, 2013; Miss Stars and Stripes, 2014; Miss Connecticut U.S. International 2016; Jefferson Awards for Public Service, 2016; Morris and Miriam Pozen Entrepreneur Award, 2017; and 40 under 40 Best and Brightest by Connecticut Magazine
==In the media==
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==External Links==
* TED website.
* Consulting Magazine.
* Model Management
* CrunchBase.
* Amy Kao on facebook
* Amy Kao on instagram
* Amy Kao on linkedin
==References==
Category:Living people
Category:Yale School of Management alumni
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Category:Carnegie Mellon University people
Category:American beauty pageant winners
Category:Miss USA state pageants
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Category:Entrepreneurs
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Category:Carnegie Mellon University
Category:Yale School of Management
Amy Moglia Heuerman

Amy Moglia Heuerman is a fine artist painter and the owner of two art galleries that showcase her work, one in Naples, Florida, and the other in Bay Harbor, Michigan. Both galleries include studio spaces where Amy creates canvases in versatile styles including both abstract and figurative.
Her journey as an artist started early in life. As a young student in Rumson, New Jersey, she entertained teachers and classmates with imaginative drawings. As she matured, she honed her drawing skills while pursuing a degree in early childhood education. After several years in the business world in New York City, she launched "Scribbles," producing calling cards, baby announcements and invitations. The business grew into Bear Hug Designs, producing children's illustrations for books, games, puzzles, and gift products. The business ultimately transitioned into a licensing enterprise that allowed her to create while others handled production.
After retiring Bear Hug Designs, Amy's creative urge found an outlet in painting large canvases with bold, broad and color strokes. She first painted coastals and abstract florals. The COVID pandemic and resulting feelings of aloneness inspired "the girls," a series of figures of faceless girls tilted on the canvas in mid-motion.
Amy's work has been noted for its abstract expressionist style. With brush work and palette knives, she achieves a textured look. She says that she paints until she reaches a positive moment.
Category:Painters
Category:Artists
Category:American people
Amy Ralph

Amy Ralph (born 5 June 2003) is an Australian Para-canoeist.
== Personal ==
Ralph is from Perth, Western Australia. She was born missing part of her left leg, which led to her competing nationally in swimming.
== Kayaking ==
Amy finished 8th in the VL3 Women's 200m at the 2022 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships.
Category:Australian people
Category:2003 births
Category:Australian athletes
Amy Smith (Australian football)

Amy Smith (born 10 November 1998) is an Australian rules footballer playing for the North Melbourne Football Club in the AFL Women's competition (AFLW). Smith was drafted by North Melbourne with the 55th pick overall in the 2020 AFL Women's draft. She was the first father-daughter selection for the club, being the daughter of Shaun Smith who played 47 games for the men's team.
Prior to being drafted, Smith played with Williamstown in the VFL Women's competition and with Aberfeldie in the EDFL competition.
Category:Australian sportsmen
Category:Players of Australian rules football
Category:1998 births
Amyr (musical artist)

Damarious Phontae Williams known professionally as Amyr, is an American hip hop rap artist, songwriter, and musical artist. He is currently signed with BlackJack Entertainment, an artist management company. Amyr is known for his albums, Proud Of Me, and Louder Than Words.
Amyr’s musical inspiration comes from his own past experience, life and his childhood memories.
==Biography==
Amyr was born on 2 January 1998 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In his freshman year of high school, Amyr discovered how to take music seriously for the first time. The knowledge he obtained enabled him to compose music that appeals to everyone. In 2014, he formally began recording and distributing music. In the past eight years, he has developed his skills and honed his work ethic. Recently, he secured a management contract with the formidable entertainment management firm BlackJack Entertainment.
His latest smash tune, "Seeing Stars," features OMB Peezy. The song was released on May 13 and is already making its way up all of the main charts. The song is accessible on all streaming platforms and is distributed by Empire. As a believer in the maxim "The Sky's the Limit," he intends to continue producing outstanding music and expand his fan base.
When listing his accomplishments, he remembers leaving the Midwest for California to seek a career in music. What began as a fantasy is now his full-time occupation, and he is most proud of it. He is now working on the release of a new record, and a tour will shortly follow.
==Discography==
Year	Song 	Album 	Duration
2019	Gang Luv 	Gang Luv 	2:52
2019	Frenemies (feat. Oobie Doughrunner) 	Louder Than Words 	3:14
2019	I Am 	Louder Than Words 	2:37
2019	Demons 	Louder Than Words 	3:21
2019	Bestfriends (feat. Trapgod Gundy) 	Louder Than Words 	3:07
2019	She Doin' It (feat. Damnn Delo) 	Louder Than Words 	2:53
2019	Sum 2 Prove (feat. LFM) 	Louder Than Words 	3:44
2019	Prodigy 	Louder Than Words 	2:30
2020	Slide (feat. Spidey Mayweather) 	Slide (feat. Spidey Mayweather)	3:09
2020	War Poem 	War Poem 	2:38
2021	Vibe 	Vibe 	2:46
2022	Love Fantasy 	Proud Of Me 	2:52
2022	Whore House 	Proud Of Me 	2:29
2022	Tolerance 	Proud Of Me 	1:40
2022	Antidote 	Proud Of Me 	2:39
2022	Love Fantasy 2 (feat. Destinee Lynn)	Proud Of Me 	3:25
2022	Proud Of Me (Intro) 	Proud Of Me 	2:45
2022	Lonely Road 	Proud Of Me 	2:37
2022	Bag Talk 	Proud Of Me 	2:29
2022	Royal Made 	Proud Of Me 	2:11
2022	Do The Dash (feat. Swainoh) 	Proud Of Me 	2:10
2022	My Block 	Proud Of Me 	2:24
2022	Nervous (feat. Rissa Fam) 	Proud Of Me 	2:09
2022	World War (feat. Gotti Chamberlain) 	Proud Of Me 	2:36
==In the media==
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==References==
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* AMYR on Soundcloud
* AMYR on Apple Music
* AMYR on Amazon Music
Category:1998 births
Category:American singers
Category:Singer-songwriters from the United States
Category:American songwriters