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This CreativeMornings/Cluj event was generously hosted by ClujHub, with the support of Unicredit Bank, ClujLife, Fabrica de Pensule and Magic Mirror Romania. The delicious breakfast was provided by The Little Greenery in collaboration with Food Waste Combat and Gourmeticus.
Tudor Giurgiu was our speaker in exploring the Commitment global theme.
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Photos are made by Andreea Alexandra Boros.
Mahidol University in Thailand and the ILO have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) reaffirming their commitment to collaboration, knowledge-sharing and capacity-building in the pursuit of universal health and social protection in the region.
The agreement was signed by Prof Piyamitr Sritara, President of Mahidol University, and Ms Kaori Nakamura-Osaka, ILO's Assistant Director-General and Regional Director for Asia and the Pacific, at a ceremony to mark World Day of Social Justice 2025, held at Mahidol University on 6 February 2025.
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Arkansas Department of Education/Division of Elementary and Secondary Education held a press conference in Arkansas Capitol Rotunda Friday morning. High school and college students who plan to become educators to come to the Capitol and pledge their commitment to the profession. The Teacher of the Year, Secretary of Education and Governor provided remarks and all participants sign a certificate of commitment to become an educator.
Members of Unitarian Universalist Community Church of Augusta Maine hang their commitment statements on a tree as part of worship service kicking off Thirty Days of Love.
Photograph by Rev. Carie Johnsen
PHOTO CREDIT: ANDERS KRUSBERG / PEABODY AWARDS
Candy Altman
69th Annual Peabody Awards Luncheon
Waldorf=Astoria Hotel
New York, NY USA
May 17, 2010
This CreativeMornings/Cluj event was generously hosted by ClujHub, with the support of Unicredit Bank, ClujLife, Fabrica de Pensule and Magic Mirror Romania. The delicious breakfast was provided by The Little Greenery in collaboration with Food Waste Combat and Gourmeticus.
Tudor Giurgiu was our speaker in exploring the Commitment global theme.
We ❤️ our Global Partners — Adobe, MailChimp, WordPress.com.
Photos are made by Andreea Alexandra Boros.
Arkansas Department of Education/Division of Elementary and Secondary Education held a press conference in Arkansas Capitol Rotunda Friday morning. High school and college students who plan to become educators to come to the Capitol and pledge their commitment to the profession. The Teacher of the Year, Secretary of Education and Governor provided remarks and all participants sign a certificate of commitment to become an educator.
The typical, conventional nine-to-five work is the most stable and surefire way to earn a decent living—or is it?
Mahendra Moonstar is one of the few who dared to think differently. He abandoned the certainty of an office employment for the chance to explore Indonesia on his own two feet, one island at a time, from Sabang to Merauke.
A bold decision indeed. One that demands a considerable amount of wit, perseverance, and most importantly: commitment.
Arkansas Department of Education/Division of Elementary and Secondary Education held a press conference in Arkansas Capitol Rotunda Friday morning. High school and college students who plan to become educators to come to the Capitol and pledge their commitment to the profession. The Teacher of the Year, Secretary of Education and Governor provided remarks and all participants sign a certificate of commitment to become an educator.
On World Humanitarian Day, the UN Iraq Renews its Commitment to Relieve the Plight of the Displaced
Baghdad, Erbil, 19 August 2014 – “Today, 19 August, as we remember our fallen colleagues who perished in an attack on the UN Headquarters in Baghdad 11 years ago, we must also pay tribute to the countless national and international humanitarian workers in Iraq who continue to face danger and adversity to bring lifesaving assistance to those in need, and remember their sacrifices”, the Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General for Iraq (SRSG), Mr. Nickolay Mladenov said.
“More than ever this year, as violence and daily fighting remain sadly widespread, uprooting hundreds of thousands of Iraqis, killing and maiming thousands others, Iraqis count on humanitarian workers for their very survival”, Mr. Mladenov added. “Internally Displaced People are among the most vulnerable”, he noted, underlining that “they are traumatized and frightened, homeless and homesick, struggling for survival and dignity, at risk of gender-based violence”.
“On this occasion, I renew the commitment of the United Nations family in Iraq to redouble efforts to ensure protection and support to those Iraqis seeking refuge within the borders of their own country”, Mr. Mladenov declared, calling on the Government and the humanitarian community to also step up their efforts to alleviate their suffering”.
“Our ongoing work, today, here in Iraq, is the best possible tribute to those who perished eleven years ago, and the best recognition of the humanitarian workers’ contribution to alleviate the suffering of those who had their lives thorn apart.
Photos by UNAMI PIO
2017 Grady Salutes: A Celebration of Achievement, Commitment and Leadership was held on April 28, 2017, in the UGA Tate Grand Hall.
Alumni Awards winners included: Bonnie Arnold (ABJ’ 77), John Holliman Jr. Lifetime Achievement Award; Jason Kreher (ABJ ’00), Henry W. Grady Mid-Career Alumni Award; Brooke Beach (ABJ ’11), John E. Drewry Young Alumni Award; and Jane B. Singer (ABJ ’76), Distinguished Alumni Scholar Award.
The 2017 Class of Grady Fellows were Suzy Deering, Philip Meeks (ABJ ’76), Amy Robach (ABJ ’95), Carla Sacks (ABJ ’88) and Kathleen Trocheck (ABJ ’76). Bonnie Arnold, also was inducted into the Fellowship.
Loran Smith (ABJ ’62) received the Dean’s Medal.
(Photo/Stephanie Moreno, s.moreno@uga.edu)
in Athens, Georgia, on Friday, April 28, 2017
Our artist's life commitment and dedication to art are immense. It resonates passion, beauty and intensity beyond words. Centred around the concept of creation and the act of creating. Like in religious tradition the one that creates is divine and of divine intention. Strictly focusing on inspiration, symbolism, philosophy, creativity, and imagination.
The double crosses symbolise the void or the abyss.
"If you look long enough into the abyss, the abyss begins to look back through you."
- Friedrich Nietzsche
The abyss is a kind of monster, the monster of complete cynicism and true nihilism - the empty man that post-modernism seems to favour. Pursuing an utter lack of beauty, life values and aesthetics leaves one empty, and perhaps incapable of recovering one's artistic nature. 'Arte Divina' greatly values beauty as an essential virtue of art. The double cross is a symbol that rebels against the apathy and the defeatist culture and post-modernism gave birth to this trend. When I was at University studying art and design we were taught how to deconstruct and to break down values, leaving no room for aesthetics or emotions with no appreciation for beauty.
"In an age of ugliness, a work of beauty is an act of defiance"
- Sir Roger Scruton
'Arte Divina' In numbers
36 total artists
162 pages
160 high-quality art images
Strictly limited to 100 copies
Book Specs
Hardback gloss finish
200gsm Glossy
260mm deep x 210mm wide
Hand numbered and embossed
ISBN 978-1-78808-118-4
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