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	Dorothy Cross - Fourth Wall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Dorothy Cross' film explores what is remembered of Maude's life and the peculiar allure of the jellyfish - a creature of balletic grace and horrific poison - drawing connections between its underwater world and the murky depths of memory.
		Dorothy Cross is fascinated by the different ways they both seek to know and to represent.
		Cross has merged the documentary certainty of archive and artefact with metaphor, intuition, memory and the logic of dreams, giving a sense of Maude's life that goes beyond the materiality of fact.
	www.padt.org.uk /4thwall/cross/crosses.html (962 words)

	Dorothy Cross - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dorothy Cross came to the public attention in the early 90s when she began producing sculptural works which incorporated cow or snake hides and explored the cultural and symbolic significance of cows and milk and of snakes and poison.
		She is perhaps best known for her public installation Ghost Ship (1999) in which a ship, a disused light ship, was painted with luminuous paint and moored in Dublin's Dun Laoghaire Harbour.
		A recent series Medusae includes images of Chironex fleckeri, a type of jellyfish and was made in collaboration with her brother, Tom Cross, a zoologist.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dorothy_Cross (213 words)

	Quilter Biographies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Dorothy Rowan learned embroidery from her mother as a young girl in rural Nebraska.
		Dorothy now lives in Austin, Texas, where she works on quilting projects with her daughters.
		Dorothy's first piece was a cross-stitched rabbit for a quilt square.
	www.mbstevens.com /N/aboutme.html (320 words)

	Dorothy Cross -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Dorothy Cross (born 1956) is an (A person whose creative work shows sensitivity and imagination) artist.
		She was born in (A port city in southern Ireland) Cork and works in a range of media from (A three-dimensional work of plastic art) sculpture to video.
		She is perhaps best known for her public installation Ghost Ship (1999) in which a ship, a disused light ship, was painted with luminuous paint and moored in (Capital and largest city and major port of the Irish Free State) Dublin's Dun Loaghaire Harbour.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/d/do/dorothy_cross.htm (303 words)

	Dorothy Day and St. Therese of Lisieux respond to the Despair of our Time
		Dorothy drew out the social implications of Therese's Little Way of love in a creative way, writing especially for those who might be tempted to be overcome by the nihilism and hopelessness of a world in which they feel powerless.
		Dorothy understood that although she was raised in what would have been considered a working- or middle-class family with one servant (her father was a watchmaker and her mother made fine lace) and later lived in the Carmel, Therese's spirituality was not individualistic; she was not unaware of poverty and suffering in the world.
		Dorothy had always been interested in better hagiography, in writing about the saints which was more realistic, and she achieved this task herself in writing about Therese, applying her teaching to the most challenging issues.
	www.cjd.org /paper/roots/rdespair.html (3218 words)

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		Dorothy Cross William Carter Cross(1853 - 1931) Kate Slaughter Dorothy Cross b.
		Dorothy Cross Dorothy Cross (1906-1972) Courtesy, New Jersey State Museum This photograph of Dorothy (Cross) Jensen was taken in 1937 when she was doing archeological field research at the Abbott Farm site near Trenton.
		While a professor on the faculty of Hunter College in Manhattan, Cross lived in Trenton and did much of her archeological work in New Jersey.
	www.angelfire.com /art/klonorg/101/dorothy.html (310 words)

	Kerlin Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Cross has been exhibiting regularly since the mid-80s and her witty and inventive investigations of contemporary sexual mores and politics have been well documented.
		In her new exhibition Cross takes the word 'salve' as found in a floorboard in Goethe's house and using a variety of media including sculpture, photography and video proceeds to explore it's multiple meanings.
		In a new video Cross captures the formlessness and grace of a creature that very little is known about as a human figure floats in amongst thousands of the species presenting a spectacle that is at once mesmerising and threatening.
	www.kerlin.ie /past/cross.htm (280 words)

	Dorothy Cross (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Dorothy Cross was born in 1956 in Cork, Ireland.
		Cross' work employs sculpture, video, photography, performance and installation often in unexpected combinations that traverse traditional practice boundaries.
		Dorothy Cross is represented by Frith Street Gallery, London, and the Kerlin Gallery, Dublin.
	www.padt.org.uk /4thwall/cross/crosscv.html (161 words)

	Boston.com / News / Boston Globe / Living / Arts / She goes the distance to shed light on humanity
		Cross, born in Cork in 1956, has become one of the most significant artists in Ireland, where contemporary art is booming.
		Cross has been in past BC group exhibitions on contemporary Irish artists and contemporary Irish women artists, but the categories make her squirm.
		Cross is an increasingly prominent member of the international tribe of artists who wander the world to create projections for the facades of buildings.
	www.boston.com /news/globe/living/articles/2005/04/27/she_goes_the_distance_to_shed_light_on_humanity?mode=PF (1248 words)

	Dorothy Cross at IMMA - dublin - art
		The Dorothy Cross exhibition comprises more than 40 works, including sculpture, installation, performance, photography and film, and covers the period from the late '80s to date.
		Dorothy Cross came to prominence in the 1980s with a series of witty and inventive works in a variety of media exploring contemporary sexual and political mores.
		More recently, Cross has devoted much of her time to developing large-scale public events and projects such as Ghostships, 1998, a homage to the lightships which once encircled the Irish coast, and Stabat Mater, 2005, documenting an opera performance in a slate quarry in Valentia Island which Cross produced with Opera Theatre Company.
	www.dublinks.com /index.cfm/loc/19/pt/0/spid/8132AEAC-16AF-49BF-A612221185D9EEAB.htm (319 words)

	Online Events
		The art of Dorothy Cross explores uncanny and spectral modes of experience by presenting objects and states that are on the cusp between the natural and the unnatural, the monstrous and the beautiful.
		For this discussion, Cross is joined by writer Marina Warner to talk about the character of her work, its ambiguities and its relation to place.
		Dorothy Cross' work The Virgin Shroud is on display at Tate Modern.
	www.tate.org.uk /onlineevents/archive/cross.htm (154 words)

	Aosdána - an Irish affiliation of artists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Born in Cork in 1956 Dorothy Cross received a BA from Leicester Polytechnic, England in 1979 and an MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute, California in 1982.
		In 2002 Dorothy Cross worked with her brother, Professor of Zoology Tom Cross on Medusae a film about jellyfish.
		Dorothy Cross' work moves from opera to object in a territory between idea and nature.
	www.artscouncil.ie /aosdana/biogs/visualarts/dorothycross.html (181 words)

	Dorothy Cross Jensen
		Dorothy Cross Jensen was born on October 2,1906.
		It is interesting to note that everything she published she authored using her maiden name of Cross, not Jensen.
		Dorothy Cross Jensen died in 1972, while working on the third volume in a series on archeology in New Jersey.
	www.mnsu.edu /emuseum/information/biography/fghij/jensen_dorothy.html (420 words)

	Irish Museum of Modern Art: Dorothy Cross
		This exhibition is the first large-scale survey of the work of the acclaimed Irish artist Dorothy Cross and forms part of a strand of programming at IMMA focusing on senior figures in Irish art, which has already included Kathy Prendergast and Willie Doherty.
		Born in Cork in 1956, Dorothy Cross is one of the most respected artists working internationally today.
		Cross has participated in numerous group shows internationally including the 1993 Venice Biennial where she represented Ireland; the 1997 Istanbul Biennial and the 1998 Liverpool Biennial.
	www.modernart.ie /en/page_73744.htm (336 words)

	Frith Street Gallery (+ 44 20 7494 1550) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		A great deal of the raw material for this show comes from Dorothy Cross' own physical surroundings; the flotsam and jetsam that washes up on the beach outside her home on Ireland's Atlantic coast.
		An exhibition of Dorothy Cross' ephemeral projects 'Gone' is currently on show at the McMullen Museum, Boston College, USA until 12 July.
		A major retrospective of Cross' work will open at the Irish Museum of Modern Art on 3 June and continue until 11 September, this show will be accompanied by the most comprehensive publication of the artist's work to date.
	www.frithstreetgallery.com /cross_l'air.html (384 words)

	Stunned Art : Dorothy Cross' Ghostship
		The ship is covered in luminous paint and at nightfall is illuminated to glow and fade in cycles over a three hour period.
		Cross sees GHOST SHIP as honoring "the memory of the lightships whose presence was held dear around the Irish coast.
		The Role of the sea has now diminished for the Irish people and the view is inwards twords the cities." The original red, engineless lightships were moored to the bottom of the sea and and were crewed by men for weeks on end.
	www.stunned.org /ghostship.htm (161 words)

	CIRCA Art Magazine - Summer 2003 - Review: Valencia: Dorothy Cross and Tom Cross' Medusae' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Like Dorothy Cross' now famous Ghost Ship that haunted the waters of Dún Laoghaire harbour in 1999, Maude Delap, the self-taught naturalist to whom Medusae is dedicated, wandered ghost-like through Knightstown on Valentia Island in her own sort of second coming over this Easter weekend.
		Dorothy Cross, one of Ireland's most successful artists, and her brother Tom Cross, a Professor in Zoology at University College Cork, brought their individual expertise together in an effort to disseminate their shared fascination with jellyfish from Delap to the viewer.
		Dorothy, the sister/artist, is interested, in a somewhat similar way, with the life of Delap; therefore she seeks evidence out of which she can build a story, create a fiction in the unknown spaces.
	www.recirca.com /backissues/c104/valentia.shtml (965 words)

	"The Wizard Of Oz" Movie Script (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		LS -- Dorothy standing in the center of cross roads -- a Scarecrow on a pole in the cornfield at right -- he speaks, points to right -- Dorothy whirls about and looks at him -- SCARECROW That way is a very nice way.
		CS -- Dorothy holds the Scarecrow as she sings -- shot favoring Dorothy -- DOROTHY (sings) With the thoughts you'll be thinkin' You could be another Lincoln If you only had a brain.
		LS -- Dorothy, Tin Man, Scarecrow standing at left as the Witch on the roof throws down a ball of fire at them -- she laughs gleefully -- CS - Witch speaks to Dorothy o.s.
	www.un-official.com /The_Daily_Script/ms_wizoz.htm (18265 words)

	Cooke, Cross and Miller (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Miller and Cooke have been based in Sligo for some years and Dorothy Cross now lives and woks in Connemara, which is geographically within the same axis.
		Dorothy Cross is shown in full diving gear, the artist himself is shown fishing and Nick Miller is depicted with a characteristic band of Miller landscape detail behind his head.
		One of Ireland’s most internationally acclaimed living artists, Dorothy Cross exhibited in the inaugural exhibition at the Fenton Gallery in 2000.
	www.artireland.net /sys-tmpl/cookecrossandmiller (369 words)

	Civil War Violin in the National Music Museum Collections
		Their only child, Jane (Jennie) Dorothy Cross Fillmore, was born on August 11, 1854 and was still alive in 1928.
		Cross engraved his name, his regiment, and thirteen stars on his instrument (see below), as well as a heart within which he carved the name of his wife and the date, 1862.
		The violin survives with a contemporaneous fl-varnished pine case, an ambrotype of the owner, Cross' mother-of-pearl and ivory daybook, a bone-handled pocket knife, a framed mirror and pincushion, and a brass clip from his uniform.
	www.usd.edu /smm/CivilWarViolin.html (515 words)

	McMullen Museum of Art
		Cross will attend and speak at the April 14 opening reception (see below); the exhibition will be on display through July 12, 2005.
		Using a variety of media, Cross engages the particularities of a given time and place, while simultaneously capturing the psychic commonality of anxiety and desire.
		Cross represented Ireland in the 1993 Venice Biennial and has participated in both the Istanbul and Liverpool Biennials.
	www.bc.edu /bc_org/avp/cas/artmuseum/press/cross.html (1246 words)

	ARC SLT in the news... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Dorothy, who volunteered with the Red Cross for two years at a Tokyo hospital during the Vietnam War, started volunteering with the South Lake Tahoe Disaster Unit of the American Red Cross in 1998 and has become its secretary, government liaison and one of its leaders.
		Dorothy gave detailed steps that everyone should take to prepare for a disaster including making a personal disaster kit, creating a disaster plan and ways to prepare for winter storm safety.
		A Red Cross shelter was opened at Myers Elementary School on Tuesday, August 20, where Dorothy and Mac McGuire, Madaline Brewster, Willa Mitts, and John Garofalos were on stanby in case the fire threatened additional residents.
	webpages.charter.net /laketahoeredcross/news.htm (3300 words)

	Medusae: Dorothy Cross and Tim Cross
		Irish artist Dorothy Cross came to widespread acclaim when she completed a series of works featuring cow skins and udders.
		She exhibits regularly in solo and group shows, and in 1993 she was the nominated representative for Ireland in the prestigious Venice Biennale.
		In 2000 artist Cross and her scientist brother Professor Tom Cross successfully sought funding to pursue investigations focusing on the aesthetic, anthropological and scientific aspects of jellyfish.
	www.ngv.vic.gov.au /medusae (247 words)

	Sciart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		We are working in the realm of medusae, with creatures that are 98% water and will not hold their form outside of their element; animals of amazing beauty and grace and horrifying venom.
		Dorothy Cross has been researching the life of Maude Delap an amateur naturalist who bred jellyfish in her father's house on Valentia Island, County Kerry, Ireland,at the turn of the 19th century.
		When Tom Cross did a literature survey of research on the common medusae that occupy the waters of the southern Irish coast, he found that a lot of research had already been done on these species.
	www.sciart.org /site/medusae.html (330 words)

	Artdaily.com - The First Art Newspaper on the Net
		The exhibition, entitled simply Dorothy Cross, comprises more than 40 works, including sculpture, installation, performance, photography and film, and covers the period from the late 1980s to date.
		The exhibition includes a key work from the 1980s, when Cross first came to public attention with a series of witty and inventive works in a variety of media exploring contemporary sexual and political mores.
		The Dorothy Cross exhibition forms part of an important strand of programming at IMMA that aims to produce defining mid-term retrospectives of Irish artists of international repute.
	www.artdaily.com /section/news/index.asp?int_sec=2&int_new=13869 (760 words)

	Cross Dorothy cross
		New York - HOLY CROSS MONASTERY Elderhostel Site Winter 01 (Jan-Mar) Season HOLY CROSS MONASTERY - New York Site Description Come visit this community of Episcopalian monks and experience the serene rhythm of Benedictine monastic life on the scenic Hudson River, 80 miles north of New York City.
		Study in an atmosphere of quiet beauty, eat with the monks, and attend the daily round of services, sung by a monastic choir known for its Gregorian chant.
		Cross, Burton Melvin (1902-1998) of Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine.
	www.angelfire.com /art/klonorg/101/cross.html (272 words)

	CL-1: Field-tested Learning Assessment Guide (FLAG): Editorial Board
		Patricia Cross is Professor of Higher Education, Emerita at the University of California at Berkeley.
		Dorothy Gabel is a Professor of Science Education at Indiana University.
		She is a past-president of the National Association for Research in Science Teaching, the School Science and Mathematics Association, and the Hoosier Association of Science Teachers.
	www.wcer.wisc.edu /archive/cl1/flag/intro/ed_board.htm (546 words)

	Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka - The Glass Aquarium
		Dorothy Cross' film Come into the garden Maude was commissioned by Public Art Development Trust and made possible by a 2001 sciart grant.
		Cross, collaborating with Professor Tom Cross, decided to combine research on the life of Maude Delap, an amateur 19th century naturalist who bred jellyfish in her father's house in County Kerry, Ireland, with investigations into the biomechanics of the box jellyfish.
		The Design Museum is publishing a catalogue focussing on the Blaschkas with essays by Henri Reiling, Chris Meechan and Dorothy Cross.
	www.wellcome.ac.uk /doc_WTD002860.html (993 words)

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