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	Jason Watt foredrag - ARTE Booking ApS
		Ulykken har kostet ham førligheden, og han er i dag lammet fra brystet og ned.
		I ganske fantastisk stil har Jason Watt gennemført den benhårde genoptræning i rekordfart, og hvad mere er, han har fået lysten til at køre race igen.
		Efter løbet blev der indgivet en protest mod mesterskabets vinder Richard Westbrook, og godt en måned efter finaleløbet blev Westbrook diskvalificeret for at have brugt ulovlige tilsætningsstoffer i olien, som gav bilen nogle ekstra hestekræfter.
	www.artebooking.dk /jason_watt.htm (1566 words)

	Marie Watt - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Blanket Stories, a sculpture by Marie Watt, installed at the George Gustav Heye Center
		Marie Watt (born 1967) is a contemporary artist living and working in Portland, Oregon.
		The blankets are ones Watt collected over several years, including many Hudson's Bay point blankets that were given to Native Americans in trade by the Hudson's Bay Company during the 19th century.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Marie_Watt (241 words)

	Marie Watt at the Institute of American Indian Arts Museum.(her works being criticised) - Encyclopedia.com
		In its impressive ascent, one of the stacks assumes a dancing, serpentine pose; the bodily associations are evocative, as are allusions to Native-American culture--specifically, the importance of the woven blanket as an object of status and trade, or sale to whites.
		But Watt's blankets are all ordinary plaids, stripes or solids, with borders of satin, selvage or fringe.
		Watt thinks of her stacks as ladders linking the earthly and the celestial; another rich metaphor is her concept of blanket as mnemonic text, underscored by titular references to ledgers and almanacs.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1G1-140656497.html (430 words)

	Clatsop Community College (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Watt is widely recognized throughout the Northwest for her painting, drawing, printmaking and three-dimensional work.
		Watt has a reputation for finding meaning and purpose in the mundane, sometimes combining it with what might be conceived as precious.
		Watt's most current series is textile in nature as she focuses on well-worn blankets as the vehicle for her concepts.
	www.clatsopcollege.com /PR/2004/APR/gallery_watt.html (340 words)

	NMAI: Press Releases: Work by Artists Marie Watt and Jaune Quick-to-See Smith Featured at National Museum of the ...
		Works by artists Marie Watt (Seneca) and Jaune Quick-to-See Smith (Salish/Cree/Shoshone)will be presented in September and October at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian in Lower Manhattan.
		Marie Watt is a Portland, Oregon-based Seneca artist who works in pen and ink, printmaking, mixed media, and installation art.
		Watt explains that her art investigates "the overlap between art and craft, process and object, nature and humans." For "CONTINUUM," Watt presents an installation entitled "Blanket Stories," consisting of two columns of folded blankets, each reaching 18 feet in height.
	www.nmai.si.edu /press/press_release.asp?ID=23 (775 words)

	RAs push to unionize - News
		Watt, who feels that the union would be beneficial, claimed that the RAs get paid for only twenty hours a week of work, despite the fact that many are there for their residents at all times and are therefore working more than those hours.
		Watt argued that amount of money taken out for room and board was not an adequate benefit and that RAs needed to see more money allotted in their paychecks.
		Watt also felt that the committee did not represent the rights of the RAs at the University in an ethical and fair manner.
	media.www.dailycollegian.com /media/storage/paper874/news/2001/04/08/News/Ras-Push.To.Unionize-1548386.shtml?norewrite200606110126&sourcedomain=www.dailycollegian.com (717 words)

	Clatsop Community College (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Watt is widely recognized throughout the Northwest for her painting, drawing, printmaking and three-dimensional work.
		Watt has a reputation for finding meaning and purpose in the mundane, sometimes combining it with what might be conceived as precious.
		In Watt's paintings and drawings, she has also been known to use the unlikely for medium, such as alabaster dust and walnut ink, always applied with meticulous thought and precision.
	www.clatsopcc.edu /PR/2004/APR/gallery_watt.html (340 words)

	Idaho Mountain Express: Off reservation with Marie Watt - August 16, 2006
		Although Watt's work holds intrinsic significance for curators and collectors, she is quick to point out the motifs and symbols that derive from her native ancestry.
		Watt's "Three Sisters," is said to reflect a series of three sculptures by the Romanian abstract sculptor, Brancusi.
		Watt insists the surplus blanket is only a practical and cheap source of warmth from her youth.
	www.mtexpress.com /index2.php?issue_date=08-16-2006&ID=2005111806 (1126 words)

	Beloit College International Performing Arts and Lecture Series
		Marie Watt is a contemporary artist and the 2007 Victor E. Ferrall, Jr.
		A member of the Seneca Tribe of the Iroquois nation, Watt identifies herself as “half cowboy and half Indian.” Her approach to making art is shaped by the proto-feminism of Iroquois matrilineal custom, political work by Native American artists in the 1960s, a discourse on multiculturalism, and Abstract Expressionism and Pop Art.
		It incorporates blankets that Watt spent years collecting, including many Hudson's Bay point blankets that were given to Native Americans in trade by the Hudson's Bay Company during the 19th century.
	www.beloit.edu /~ipals/events_2007/marie_watt.php (263 words)

	BTN, Watt p2 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		John Wright Watt (John) was born 1854 in Pennsylvania, and died 1894.
		Mary is buried in Grace Cemetery, Dawson County,
		Mary Watt, born June 01, 1880 in Pittsburg, Allegheny County,
	hometown.aol.com /kathyskin/myhomepage/BranchestoNutsWatt2.html (448 words)

	Marie Claire Hernandez
		Marie Claire Hernández graduated from Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, with a B.A. Honours in Languages.
		She studied a post graduate course in Philosophy and Education at the Panamerican University, Mexico City.
		Marie Claire has been a conference speaker on education and sexuality for the past 15 years.
	www.fosi.org /people/marieclairehernandez (136 words)

	6000 Amp Watt (Site not responding. Last check: )
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		Marie Watt - Marie Watt (born 1967) is a contemporary artist living and working in Portland, Oregon.
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	Marie Watt: Everything Is Drawing - News Headlines - Willamette University
		Marie Watt (Seneca), Willamette University ’90, is a highly regarded Portland mixed media artist who teaches at Portland Community College.
		Organized by Professor Rebecca Dobkins, the exhibition is a continuation of Watt’s blanket project, which explores the complexities of, and the human stories wrapped within, this everyday object.
		The exhibition includes prints and woven samplers from a solo exhibition at the National Museum of the American Indian in New York, where Watt was recognized as one of the most talented contemporary artists of her generation.
	blog.willamette.edu /news/archives/2005/01/marie_watt_ever.php (266 words)

	PCC News \| PCC
		For the large fiber arts project, Watt enlisted dozens of people to help her stitch it in her home.
		Watt is a graduate of Willamette University, the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, N.M. and holds a master's degree in fine arts from Yale.
		In 2000, Watt constructed a temporary, six-ton stone bridge in her garage that later was lifted onto a flatbed truck via a crane and installed on the east bank of the Willamette River by the Steel Bridge.
	www.pcc.edu /pccnews/newsrelease.cfm?BrowseBy=display&NewsNo=05-cw-2 (692 words)

	Marie Watt \| Represented by PDX Contemporary Art
		Marie Watt is a multidisciplinary artist who lives and works in Portland, Oregon.
		Born in 1967 to the son of Wyoming ranchers and a daughter of the Turtle Clan of the Seneca Nation (Iriquois / Haudenosaunee) Watt identifies herself as "half Cowboy and half Indian." Formally, her work draws from Indigenous design principles, oral tradition, personal experience, and Western art history.
		Her approach to art-making is shaped by the proto-feminism of Iroquois matrilineal custom, political work by Native artists in the 60s, a discourse on multiculturalism, as well as Abstract Expressionism and Pop Art.
	www.mkwatt.com (169 words)

	curriculummarie watt
		Marie Watt Blanket Stories: Almanac is the second major exhibition in our new Contemporary American Indian Art Series, an on-going survey of the best Native American Indian art and artists today.
		Marie Watt (Seneca) is an enrolled member of the Iroquois Nation and the great granddaughter of a Wyoming pioneer family who in the late 19th century homesteaded in Powder River County near present day Arvada.
		Marie Watt’s Blanket Stories Series ponders what blankets symbolize to the American Indian both in history and in a contemporary context.
	www.thenic.org /curriculummariewatt.htm (919 words)

	OregonLive.com: Watt wins another fellowship and some thoughts on Woolley's closing
		According to Watt's dealer, Jane Beebe of PDX Contemporary Art, the artist was just notified that she would be one of the forthcoming recipients of a $25,000 "no strings" grant from the Anonymous Was A Woman Foundation.
		For Watt, this award is just the latest in a magnificent run during the past few years.
		Later in 2005, she was awarded the 2005 Betty Bowen Memorial Award, which is held in honor of the former Seattle Art Museum employee and art advocate.
	visualarts.blogs.oregonlive.com /default.asp?item=260354 (479 words)

	RACC Artists Spotlight
		Watt uses materials that relate to her ideas and most recently has been exploring the stories connected with commonplace woolen blankets.
		Watt is represented by PDX Contemporary Art and has exhibited at heralded local venues including the Marylhurst Art Gym, the Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center, and the Ronna and Eric Hoffman Gallery of Contemporary Art at Lewis and Clark College.
		Watt holds an MFA in Painting and Printmaking from the Yale School of Art (1996), a BS in Communications and Art/Art History from Willamette University (1990) and an AA in Museum Studies from the Institute of American Indian Arts (1994).
	www.racc.org /resources/artistspotlight/_artistspotlightWATT.php (452 words)

	Seattle Art Museum: Event Detail
		Join Marie Watt for her final Sewing Circles on the first Thursday and the first Saturday of September.
		Since SAM Downtown reopened in May, Marie has worked with communities to sew two textiles made from hundreds of pieces of recycled wool.
		Donate a wool blanket to Watt's Custodian project Blankets are familiar objects with extraordinary stories.
	www.seattleartmuseum.org /calendar/eventDetail.asp?eventID=12413&month=8&day=6&year=2007&sxID=&WHEN=&sxTitle= (117 words)

	Institute of American Indian Arts Museum / Exhibitions
		In Native communities the privilege of giving away a blanket is as much an honor as it is to receive one.
		Marie Watt’s Blanket Stories Series examines the stories and histories that blankets represent.
		Watt uses these common, ordinary blankets conceptually, metaphorically and as a medium for her installation pieces.
	www.iaiancad.org /museum/blanket.php (598 words)

	PORT - Portland art + news + reviews
		Watt has focused on blankets here and it is a study in what can be done with that iconography as it shifts between mediums.
		Because Watt uses various materials that we interact with constantly, each viewer will bring his or her own diverse associations to the work.
		I aimed to juxtapose a focus on Watt's effective or ineffective use of materials against a focus on the show's occasionally labored blanket theme.
	www.portlandart.net /archives/2007/03/marie_watt_at_p.html (1904 words)

	marie watt
		Marie Victoria D. "Marivic" Watt, age 36 years, of Caledonia died July 3, 2007.
		Watt was born Apri 5, 1971 in the Philippines the daughter of Bobenofacio and Natividada Denoy.
		She is survived by her husband of 11 years, Robert J. Watt of Caledonia, her sons, Romar, James, Edban, Robert, Brian Watt, all of Caledonia; father, Bobenofacio Denoy; sister, Marites (Brian) Abel, of Springwater; brother, Manolibo Denoy, of the Philippines; several nieces and nephews.
	cal-mum.com /obituary/marie_watt.htm (129 words)

	BTN, Watt p2
		John Wright Watt (John) was born 1854 in Pennsylvania, and died 1894.
		Mary is buried in Grace Cemetery, Dawson County,
		Mary Watt, born June 01, 1880 in Pittsburg, Allegheny County,
	members.aol.com /kathyskin/myhomepage/BranchestoNutsWatt2.html (458 words)

	‘Dwelling’ Exhibition at Adrich Contemporary Art Museum - New York Times
		Marie Watt, an artist from Portland, Ore., who likes to say she is “part cowboy and part Indian” because of the Seneca Indians on her mother’s side and the Wyoming ranchers on her father’s, has incorporated that blanket and more than 1,000 others into an eight-foot-high installation in a second-floor gallery.
		Watt’s collaboration with the donors, the museum and at least 100 local residents who volunteered to sew trim on the blankets is now on view with the work of nine other artists, four of whom have American Indian ancestry.
		Watt has stacked blankets into ladderlike columns, braided patches of blankets into geometric swirls and created animated wall hangings by using the satin finish that often binds blankets as freely as Mondrian used stripes.
	www.nytimes.com /2006/08/25/arts/design/25blan.html?ex=1314158400&en=9e5f5b5bc1786562&ei=5090&partner=rssuserland&emc=rss (880 words)

	STATE OF MICHIGAN
		The trial court granted the motion, rejecting Eubank's argument that his claim to title was superior because plaintiff’s land contract had not been recorded at the time he received and recorded his quitclaim deeds.
		The trial court found, and Eubank does not dispute on appeal, that the quitclaim deeds executed by Walk and Watt conveyed a vendor's interest in a land contract because that was the interest that each held.
		Because Eubank had notice of plaintiff's interest in the property, the lack of a recorded land contract notwithstanding, he was not a good-faith purchaser against whom the land contract would be void.
	www.michbar.org /opinions/appeals/2000/052600/7203.html (581 words)

	JamesWatt.co.uk engineer,college,family,scottish links
		The photo depicts a statue of James Watt on a pedestal of one square meter.
		Watt's great claim to fame is that he greatly improved on the steam engine thus pa
		James Watt s The Smethwick Engine which was built to conserve water on the Birmingham...
	www.geocities.com /jimwattuk/index.html (360 words)

	Ancestry.com - Watt Board - Marie Watt m. 1835 Lycoming Co. PA
		John SCOUT to Miss Maria WATT, both of Mifflin Twp., on Thursday last, by P. Vanderbelt, Esq.
		I later find a John SCOUT household in Mifflin Township, Lycoming County, PA in 1850 Census (pg 295) with John Scout, age 36 (would be born then about 1814) and a "Margary" Scout, age 40 with children and others.
		If anyone can recognize this Marie Watt and can help me to ID which family she comes from, please feel free to email me. I appreciate any clues.
	boards.ancestry.com /mbexec?htx=message&r=an&p=surnames.watt&m=496 (238 words)

	Institute of American Indian Arts Museum / Exhibitions
		In Native communities the privilege of giving away a blanket is as much an honor as it is to receive one.
		Marie Watt’s Blanket Stories Series examines the stories and histories that blankets represent.
		Watt uses these common, ordinary blankets conceptually, metaphorically and as a medium for her installation pieces.
	www.iaia.edu /museum/blanket.php (598 words)

	Watt wins another fellowship and some thoughts on Woolley's closing - OregonLive.com: Visual Arts
		According to Watt's dealer, Jane Beebe of PDX Contemporary Art, the artist was just notified that she would be one of the forthcoming recipients of a $25,000 "no strings" grant from the Anonymous Was A Woman Foundation.
		The award is given to artists over the age of 35 who are at a critical moment in their careers.
		For Watt, this award is just the latest in a magnificent run during the past few years.
	blog.oregonlive.com /visualarts/2006/10/watt_wins_another_fellowship_a.html (489 words)

	Seattle dominates the CNAA - OregonLive.com: Visual Arts
		Of the five artists, only Marie Watt is from Portland.
		The honored artists --Dan Attoe, Cat Clifford, Jeffry Mitchell, Whiting Tennis and Marie Watt --were selected by Jennifer Gately, the museum's curator of Northwest art, from a field of 28 finalists that was announced last summer.
		Marie Watt: The Portland artist uses blankets to symbolically explore themes of security, family and history.
	blog.oregonlive.com /visualarts/2007/11/seattle_dominates_the_cnaa.html (648 words)

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