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The Realization of Art
A Stamford, Conn., newspaper published this
release word-for-word.
Jenna Lash's Paintings of
Money on Display at the Sackler Gallery
-- Currency Reflects
Country’s Identity --
Art and commerce unite in a series of unusual paintings now on
display at the Sackler Gallery of the Palace Theater.
Titled "Currency," the exhibition features 13 paintings by monetary
artist Jenna Lash that depict a rethinking of the traditional look of
money. The exhibition runs through Dec. 28, 2006.
The oil-on-canvas works focus on the faces of national figures on notes
such as the U.S. dollar, the Japanese yen, the Israeli shekel and the
British pound. Their size, colors and style turn the viewer’s attention
away from the formal context of money to its social, political and
cultural significance. The canvases range from 40 inches wide by 32
inches high, to 8 feet wide by 10 feet high. Most measure 4 feet by 5
feet.
"I am fascinated by currency," said Lash. "A country’s money reflects
its identity. My paintings of international currency lead people to
consider each note as a symbol of the country’s self-image and its
system of barter."
Lash's paintings are collected by currency traders, hedge-fund
operators, brokerage companies, accounting firms and corporate
executives.
"Jenna Lash's works are of feeling as much as paintings of the external
world, and as such breathe a fineness and sensitivity not often found in
contemporary visual arts," said Robert Kirsch, former professor of art
history at Columbia University and a noted art critic.
The Sackler Gallery is located in the Palace Theater, 61 Atlantic
Street. It is open weekdays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on weekends from 12
noon to 5 p.m.
About Jenna Lash:
Lash is an artist whose aesthetic exploration focuses on money. She has
a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Connecticut and a Master
of Arts from New York University. She has also studied at the American
Academy of Rome.
A veteran of solo shows and juried exhibitions, Lash has won many
awards, including a first prize at the Westchester Beaux Arts Finale.
Lash grew up near Hartford, and now lives in northern Westchester
County.
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e2Value, Inc.
e2Value, Inc. Introduces Annual "Prevedere Award" Honoring Courage in
Insurance Industry
--
Steve Arcia of Fireman's Fund is First Winner --
Stamford, CT, December 4, 2007 -- e2Value Inc. today presented its
inaugural Prevedere Award to Steve Arcia, recently retired director of
residential services of Fireman's Fund Insurance Company.
Stamford-based e2Value, a leading provider of insurance-to-value
Internet applications, established the annual award this year to
recognize insurance-industry executives who demonstrate foresight,
leadership, vision and courage in their work. Winners receive a
commemorative plaque and statuette.
Todd Rissel, chairman and CEO of e2Value, Inc., explained the origin of
the award. "'Prevedere' is Italian for 'foresight,'" he said. "It is a
verb, and I consider the prize an action-oriented award and distinction.
"The term is also slang for 'see you next time,'" he added, "which is
apt because this will be a recurring tribute, bestowed every November.
And I know our industry will feel the impact of each winner as he or she
is sure to be an exceptional person who helped constructively shape the
insurance business over the years."
Accepting the award, Arcia said he was honored to be the first Prevedere
Award recipient. "It is easy to keep the status quo and hard to make
real changes," he said. "When we chose to work with e2Value several
years ago it was then a risk. At the time, the company had few customers
and a limited track record. But in insurance, you calculate the risk and
plan for it, and in this case the risk surely paid off. e2Value has
evolved into a true leader in property valuation services and is an
exceptional company."
Arcia worked with the Fireman’s Fund team to ensure its business needs
would be met as he led the charge to incorporate e2Value’s EVS™
insurance-to-value tool into Fireman's high-end home insurance program.
"Steve's vision paid off," Rissel said. "He protected the Fireman’s Fund
image and business while integrating a new technology that he believed
was necessary to make the Residential Consultant program more
competitive. And he succeeded."
Rissel continued: "Steve demonstrated his ability to lead, to create a
bold vision of the future and to analyze risk and eliminate it. These
qualities make him a worthy first recipient of the Prevedere Award."
About
e2Value, Inc.
e2Value, Inc. is a full-service application development, insurance
consulting, strategic technology partner and provider, offering products
to assist with Insurance-To-Value (ITV) and workflow solutions. Founded
in 1999 by former insurance executives and based in Stamford, Conn.,
e2Value is the leading hosted application provider delivering
replacement cost valuations over the Web for all residential, commercial
and farm and ranch properties in the United States and Canada. The
company offers full-featured, knowledge-based Internet applications for
insurance, real estate and banking professionals that enable consistency
and standardization of pricing, processes and procedures. e2Value
provides a tool that tracks through the entire sales, valuation, and
final claim process via an application that maximizes the latest
available technology, and provides quick and easy updates without a
significant investment in software or infrastructure. Its customers
range from the world's leading insurance companies to one-person
insurance agencies, as well as banks, property appraisers and risk
managers. For more information, visit www.e2value.com, or contact
sales@e2value.com, or call 888-371-2788.
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