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Professor Peter Gray is a pioneer of biotechnology research and development in Australia. In 2003 he was appointed AIBN's inaugural Director and has since overseen the institute's growth to 450 people and an annual turnover of $40million. Before joining AIBN, he was Professor and Head of Biotechnology at UNSW.
Professor Gray has held academic positions at University College London and the University of California, Berkeley. He has had commercial experience in the US, working for Eli Lilly and Co and the Cetus Corporation. His research collaborations include groups at Stanford University; the University of California, Berkeley; and the University of British Columbia, Vancouver.
He serves on several boards and government committees. He is on the board of Engineering Conferences International, New York, a group that runs global, multi disciplinary engineering conferences, many of which have played key roles in developing emerging industry sectors. The conferences include cell culture engineering; vaccine technology; and scale up and manufacturing of cell based therapies. Professor Gray also serves on the board of Biopharmaceuticals Australia Pty Ltd, the company established to build a GMP grade biopharmaceuticals manufacturing facility in Brisbane, and has been heavily involved in negotiations that led to DSM Biologics becoming the facility's operator.
Professor Gray is a Fellow and Vice President of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering and a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. He has chaired, served on organising committees for, and given plenary and keynote addresses at many key international conferences. In 2006 he attracted to Sydney and chaired the International Biotechnology Symposium the first time a conference in the four yearly series was held in the southern hemisphere. Professor Gray is a founder and past president of the Australian Biotechnology Association (Ausbiotech).
Professor Gray has graduated more than 60 PhD students from his research group, in fields including secondary metabolite bioprocesses; bioconversion of cellulosic substrates; mammalian cell expression of complex proteins; nanoparticles for drug delivery; and the development of stem cell based bioprocesses. He has twice been listed by Engineers Australia among the top 100 most influential engineers in Australia, and in 2001 was awarded the Australian Government's Centenary Medal.
Professor Peter Gray leads a research group with a focus on bioengineering of mammalian cell protein expression and stem cell systems. The research group is growing a strategic link with DSM Biologics, a contract manufacturer that takes early stage projects to the next stage of commercial development. AIBN is developing mammalian cell lines, which form the basis of biologics, medicines based on natural proteins, and DSM will produce and commercialise them at a $65 million scale up facility at Brisbane's Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane.
Professor Gray's research group is collaborating with Sydney based Biosceptre International Ltd in a partnership aiming to develop a bio process for producing monoclonal antibodies to treat cancer. AIBN researchers will characterise candidate therapeutic monoclonal antibodies that bind to Biosceptre's novel cancer target, known as nf P2X7. Research and development will include antibody and cell line development; bioprocess development; and recombinant protein production in pre commercial quantities ahead of preclinical trials. The Biosceptre collaboration is a critical step towards preclinical and human clinical trials. The long term goal is to develop a therapeutic monoclonal antibody capable of specifically detecting nf P2X7 and inducing cancer cell death without affecting normal healthy cells.
Ongoing research in Professor Gray's research group and Australian Animal Health Laboratory in Victoria with a Hendra virus antibody aims to determine its shelf life, to see how long it can be stored. The AIBN research group has developed a process to produce large amounts of high quality antibody. The research group has produce batches of the experimental antibody for Queensland Health and collaborators at the Hermes white gold necklace knock off CSIRO Australian Animal Health Laboratory in Geelong for testing in animal trials.
Professor Gray has graduated more than 60 PhD students from his research group, in fields including secondary metabolite bioprocesses; bioconversion of cellulosic substrates; mammalian cell expression of complex proteins; nanoparticles for drug delivery; and the development of stem cell based bioprocesses.
Conference Publication: 3D neuronal differentiation: using a thermo responsive polymer for expansion and release of differentiated hESC
Harkness, Linda, Chen, Xiaoli, Davies, Anthony M., Jia, Zhongfan, Monteiro, Michael J., Pera, Martin and Gray, Peter P. (2016). 3D neuronal differentiation: using a thermo responsive polymer for expansion and release of differentiated hESC. In:
Conference on Changing the Face of Modern Medicine Stem Cells and Hermes white gold necklace imitation Gene Therapy, Florence, Italy, (). 18 21 October 2016.
Conference Publication: 3D neuronal differentiation: using a thermo responsive polymer for expansion and release of differentiated hESC
Harkness, Linda, Chen, Xiaoli, Davies, Anthony M., Jia, Zhongfan, Monteiro, Michael J., Pera, Martin and Gray, Peter P. (2016). 3D neuronal differentiation: using a thermo responsive polymer for expansion and release of differentiated hESC. In:
EMBO/EMBL Symposium: Organoids: Modelling organ development and disease in 3D culture, Heidelberg, Germany, (). 12 15 October 2016.
Conference Publication: Methods and analysis of pluripotency markers and cell viability in hESC cultured as 3D aggregates
Harkness, Linda, Chen, Xiaoli, Gray, Peter P. and Davies, Anthony M. (2016). Methods and analysis of pluripotency markers and cell viability in hESC cultured as 3D aggregates. In:
14th Annual Meeting of the International Society for Stem Cell Research, San Francisco, CA, United States, (). 22 25 June 2016.
Gray, P., Barnard, R. T., Franco, C., Rifkin, W., Hine, D. C. and Young, F.
Review of Australian Biotechnology Education. Canberra: Commonwealth of Australia, 2003.
Review of Australian Biotechnology Education, Australian relica Hermes jewelry Universities Teaching Committee, Department of Education Science and Training
Gray, P., Barnard, R., Franco, C, Rifkin, W., Hine, D and Young, F (2003)
Review of Australian Biotechnology Education, Australian Universities Teaching Committee, Department of Education Science and Training Not available:
An optimised transfection platform for the Epi CHO transient expression system in serum free media
Codamo, Joe, Munro, Trent P., Hughes, Benjamin S., Song, Michael and Gray, Peter P. (2012). An optimised transfection platform for the Epi CHO transient expression system in serum free media. In Nigel Jenkins, Niall Barron and Paula Alves (Ed.),Analysis of protein expression Hermes enamel necklace replica via alternate 3' Untranslated Region (UTR) signals through the use of site specific recombination
Hou, Jeff Jia Cheng, Song, Michael, Munro, Trent P. and Gray, Peter P. (2012). Analysis of protein expression via alternate 3' Untranslated Region (UTR) signals through the use of site specific recombination. In Nigel Jenkins, Niall Barron and Paula Alves (Ed.),
Proceedings of the 21st Annual Meeting of the European Society for Animal Cell Technology (ESACT), Dublin, Ireland, June 7 10, 2009 (pp. 47 51) Dordrecht, Netherlands: Springer.
Professor Peter Gray is a pioneer of biotechnology research and development in Australia. In 2003 he was appointed AIBN's inaugural Director and has since overseen the institute's growth to 450 people and an annual turnover of $40million. Before joining AIBN, he was Professor and Head of Biotechnology at UNSW.
Professor Gray has held academic positions at University College London and the University of California, Berkeley. He has had commercial experience in the US, working for Eli Lilly and Co and the Cetus Corporation. His research collaborations include groups at Stanford University; the University of California, Berkeley; and the University of British Columbia, Vancouver.
He serves on several boards and government committees. He is on the board of Engineering Conferences International, New York, a group that runs global, multi disciplinary engineering conferences, many of which have played key roles in developing emerging industry sectors. The conferences include cell culture engineering; vaccine technology; and scale up and manufacturing of cell based therapies. Professor Gray also serves on the board of Biopharmaceuticals Australia Pty Ltd, the company established to build a GMP grade biopharmaceuticals manufacturing facility in Brisbane, and has been heavily involved in negotiations that led to DSM Biologics becoming the facility's operator.
Professor Gray is a Fellow and Vice President of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering and a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. He has chaired, served on organising committees for, and given plenary and keynote addresses at many key international conferences. In 2006 he attracted to Sydney and chaired the International Biotechnology Symposium the first time a conference in the four yearly series was held in the southern hemisphere. Professor Gray is a founder and past president of the Australian Biotechnology Association (Ausbiotech).
Professor Gray has graduated more than 60 PhD students from his research group, in fields including secondary metabolite bioprocesses; bioconversion of cellulosic substrates; mammalian cell expression of complex proteins; nanoparticles for drug delivery; and the development of stem cell based bioprocesses. He has twice been listed by Engineers Australia among the top 100 most influential engineers in Australia, and in 2001 was awarded the Australian Government's Centenary Medal.
Professor Peter Gray leads a research group with a focus on bioengineering of mammalian cell protein expression and stem cell systems. The research group is growing a strategic link with DSM Biologics, a contract manufacturer that takes early stage projects to the next stage of commercial development. AIBN is developing mammalian cell lines, which form the basis of biologics, medicines based on natural proteins, and DSM will produce and commercialise them at a $65 million scale up facility at Brisbane's Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane.
Professor Gray's research group is collaborating with Sydney based Biosceptre International Ltd in a partnership aiming to develop a bio process for producing monoclonal antibodies to treat cancer. AIBN researchers will characterise candidate therapeutic monoclonal antibodies that bind to Biosceptre's novel cancer target, known as nf P2X7. Research and development will include antibody and cell line development; bioprocess development; and recombinant protein production in pre commercial quantities ahead of preclinical trials. The Biosceptre collaboration is a critical step towards preclinical and human clinical trials. The long term goal is to develop a therapeutic monoclonal antibody capable of specifically detecting nf P2X7 and inducing cancer cell death without affecting normal healthy cells.
Ongoing research in Professor Gray's research group and Australian Animal Health Laboratory in Victoria with a Hendra virus antibody aims to determine its shelf life, to see how long it can be stored. The AIBN research group has developed a process to produce large amounts of high quality antibody. The research group has produce batches of the experimental antibody for Queensland Health and collaborators at the Hermes white gold necklace knock off CSIRO Australian Animal Health Laboratory in Geelong for testing in animal trials.
Professor Gray has graduated more than 60 PhD students from his research group, in fields including secondary metabolite bioprocesses; bioconversion of cellulosic substrates; mammalian cell expression of complex proteins; nanoparticles for drug delivery; and the development of stem cell based bioprocesses.
Conference Publication: 3D neuronal differentiation: using a thermo responsive polymer for expansion and release of differentiated hESC
Harkness, Linda, Chen, Xiaoli, Davies, Anthony M., Jia, Zhongfan, Monteiro, Michael J., Pera, Martin and Gray, Peter P. (2016). 3D neuronal differentiation: using a thermo responsive polymer for expansion and release of differentiated hESC. In:
Conference on Changing the Face of Modern Medicine Stem Cells and Hermes white gold necklace imitation Gene Therapy, Florence, Italy, (). 18 21 October 2016.
Conference Publication: 3D neuronal differentiation: using a thermo responsive polymer for expansion and release of differentiated hESC
Harkness, Linda, Chen, Xiaoli, Davies, Anthony M., Jia, Zhongfan, Monteiro, Michael J., Pera, Martin and Gray, Peter P. (2016). 3D neuronal differentiation: using a thermo responsive polymer for expansion and release of differentiated hESC. In:
EMBO/EMBL Symposium: Organoids: Modelling organ development and disease in 3D culture, Heidelberg, Germany, (). 12 15 October 2016.
Conference Publication: Methods and analysis of pluripotency markers and cell viability in hESC cultured as 3D aggregates
Harkness, Linda, Chen, Xiaoli, Gray, Peter P. and Davies, Anthony M. (2016). Methods and analysis of pluripotency markers and cell viability in hESC cultured as 3D aggregates. In:
14th Annual Meeting of the International Society for Stem Cell Research, San Francisco, CA, United States, (). 22 25 June 2016.
Gray, P., Barnard, R. T., Franco, C., Rifkin, W., Hine, D. C. and Young, F.
Review of Australian Biotechnology Education. Canberra: Commonwealth of Australia, 2003.
Review of Australian Biotechnology Education, Australian relica Hermes jewelry Universities Teaching Committee, Department of Education Science and Training
Gray, P., Barnard, R., Franco, C, Rifkin, W., Hine, D and Young, F (2003)
Review of Australian Biotechnology Education, Australian Universities Teaching Committee, Department of Education Science and Training Not available:
An optimised transfection platform for the Epi CHO transient expression system in serum free media
Codamo, Joe, Munro, Trent P., Hughes, Benjamin S., Song, Michael and Gray, Peter P. (2012). An optimised transfection platform for the Epi CHO transient expression system in serum free media. In Nigel Jenkins, Niall Barron and Paula Alves (Ed.),Analysis of protein expression Hermes enamel necklace replica via alternate 3' Untranslated Region (UTR) signals through the use of site specific recombination
Hou, Jeff Jia Cheng, Song, Michael, Munro, Trent P. and Gray, Peter P. (2012). Analysis of protein expression via alternate 3' Untranslated Region (UTR) signals through the use of site specific recombination. In Nigel Jenkins, Niall Barron and Paula Alves (Ed.),
Proceedings of the 21st Annual Meeting of the European Society for Animal Cell Technology (ESACT), Dublin, Ireland, June 7 10, 2009 (pp. 47 51) Dordrecht, Netherlands: Springer.
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I originally discovered this through the Backcountry Arizona Adventures book and the first time I went I had trouble finding the start of the trail. I entered the way the book suggests by starting in the main downtown area of Patagonia and driving East and South around the back side of the hill. My GPS kept trying to direct me to a road that didn seem to exist and when I ignored that direction it still pointed inward to a way that I couldn find. After not going far enough, and then going too far, I finally found the "Road not maintained for passenger vehicles" entrance. The entrance looks quite steep and has loose rocks but I saw a 15 passenger van from the U of A that had entered from that direction and they were making it ok although somewhat slowly. Once you get past the entrance at either side its pretty easy going and has a few side trails that can be explored and a few mines that are interesting. The end near highway 82 is much steeper, longer and more rocky than the entrance on the other side. I have done the trail 4 times, twice in each direction in our stock Jeep Wrangler.
Marine Le Pen seeks to exploit Champs Elysees shooting amid fears killing could influence election
Marine Le Pen and conservative candidate Francois Fillon have declared "war against Islamism" as they seek to gain from a terror attack that left a police officer dead in the centre of Paris.
A suspected Isis supporter opened fire with a Kalashnikov on the famous Champs Elysees, killing one officer and injuring two others before being shot dead.
Coming three days before the first round of France's presidential election, there has been speculation that increased security fears could drive voters to either far right leader Ms Le Pen or Mr Fillon.
She called for France to reinstate border checks and to arrest all suspects on France's "fich S" terror watch list, while deporting foreign suspects and removing French citizenship from dual nationals.
Following reports that the suspected attacker had been arrested as part of a counter terror investigation in February but released the following day, Ms Le Pen called him a "symbol of [state] failure".
She made no mention of the fact the chief suspect is a Frenchman, but denounced the "laxity of the judiciary" and announced proposals to stop Islamism spreading in France, including banning Salafist organisations, expelling hate preachers and stopping the foreign financing of mosques.
Ms Le Pen, who has moved her party into the mainstream after her anti Semitic father's leadership, claimed a war was being waged aiming to "subject France to a totalitarian ideology".
"This war is being waged without pity and without respite the response must be total across the entire country," she added.
"I call for the awakening of our people's ancient soul, capable of opposing a bloodthirsty barbarism."
She was speaking after facing van cleef alhambra yellow gold replica off against 10 other presidential candidates in a final television debate on Thursday night, with the attack taking place as they were on air.
Voting intention was on a knife edge on Thursday morning, with a chart for The Independentby Statistashowing 24 per cent supported Mr Macron, 22.5 per cent for Ms Le Pen and 19.5 per cent for Mr Fillon.
Analysts have predicted the latest terror attack coming after the murder of almost 240 people in a series of Isis related atrocities in France could drive voters to the right wing.
While Ms Le Pen could profit, pushing her radical policies on immigration, security and Islamic fundamentalism, anxious voters could also turn to Mr Fillon as a more experienced pair of hands.
He has also put security centre stage in his campaign, vowing to increase police officers by 10,000 and prison places by 16,000, while stripping French jihadis who fight abroad of their nationality and banning them from returning to France.
Like Ms Le Pen, how much is the fake Alhambra ring he fake van cleef & arpels ring yellow gold has also proposed an overhaul of the Shengen agreement that allows border free movement through Europe and called for a new European border police force and an annual immigration quota.
Mr Fillon echoed his rival in claiming that "Islamist totalitarianism" should be the priority of France's next president.
"Radical Islam is challenging our values and our strength of character," he told reporters.
"We are at war, there is no alternative, it's us or them."
Striking a more conciliatory tone, frontrunner Mr Macron appealed to French voters to keep a cool head, telling RTL radio: "What our attackers want is death, symbolism, to sow panic and to disturb a democratic process, which is the presidential election."
He vowed that, if elected, he would create a task force to coordinate French intelligence efforts against Isis within weeks of taking power.
Thursday's attack came days after police foiled an "imminent" bombing plot believed to be linked to the election.
Isis flags were found at the suspects' homes and the group also claimed responsibility for the Champs Elysees shooting, identifying the attacker as a "fighter of the Islamic State" using the war name Abu Yusuf al Baljiki.
It indicates a link to Belgium but the country's interior minister said the suspect was a French national, amid searches at the home of a Frenchman previously convicted for shooting two police officers.
Karim Cheurfi, 39, was reportedly the subject of another counter terror investigation in February but was released because of a lack of evidence.
A Belgian man also handed himself into police in Antwerp after being identified as a suspected accomplice, but was not found to be linked to the attack.
Investigators found a pump action shotgun and knives in the car of the gunman, who pulled up behind a police van and opened fire with a Kalashnikov.
One officer was killed and two more injured, as well as a German woman whose foot was wounded.
It was one of almost a dozen attacks and plots targeting the French security services since 2012, including the murder of a police officer and his wife by an Isis supporter north of Paris, a machete attack outside Le Louvre and an attempted murder at Orly airport.
The Prime Minister said the government has reviewed its already extensive election security measures and says it is "fully mobilised" for Sunday's vote, deploying 50,000 police and 7,000 soldiers.
Marine Le Pen and conservative candidate Francois Fillon have declared "war against Islamism" as they seek to gain from a terror attack that left a police officer dead in the centre of Paris.
A suspected Isis supporter opened fire with a Kalashnikov on the famous Champs Elysees, killing one officer and injuring two others before being shot dead.
Coming three days before the first round of France's presidential election, there has been speculation that increased security fears could drive voters to either far right leader Ms Le Pen or Mr Fillon.
She called for France to reinstate border checks and to arrest all suspects on France's "fich S" terror watch list, while deporting foreign suspects and removing French citizenship from dual nationals.
Following reports that the suspected attacker had been arrested as part of a counter terror investigation in February but released the following day, Ms Le Pen called him a "symbol of [state] failure".
She made no mention of the fact the chief suspect is a Frenchman, but denounced the "laxity of the judiciary" and announced proposals to stop Islamism spreading in France, including banning Salafist organisations, expelling hate preachers and stopping the foreign financing of mosques.
Ms Le Pen, who has moved her party into the mainstream after her anti Semitic father's leadership, claimed a war was being waged aiming to "subject France to a totalitarian ideology".
"This war is being waged without pity and without respite the response must be total across the entire country," she added.
"I call for the awakening of our people's ancient soul, capable of opposing a bloodthirsty barbarism."
She was speaking after facing van cleef alhambra yellow gold replica off against 10 other presidential candidates in a final television debate on Thursday night, with the attack taking place as they were on air.
Voting intention was on a knife edge on Thursday morning, with a chart for The Independentby Statistashowing 24 per cent supported Mr Macron, 22.5 per cent for Ms Le Pen and 19.5 per cent for Mr Fillon.
Analysts have predicted the latest terror attack coming after the murder of almost 240 people in a series of Isis related atrocities in France could drive voters to the right wing.
While Ms Le Pen could profit, pushing her radical policies on immigration, security and Islamic fundamentalism, anxious voters could also turn to Mr Fillon as a more experienced pair of hands.
He has also put security centre stage in his campaign, vowing to increase police officers by 10,000 and prison places by 16,000, while stripping French jihadis who fight abroad of their nationality and banning them from returning to France.
Like Ms Le Pen, how much is the fake Alhambra ring he fake van cleef & arpels ring yellow gold has also proposed an overhaul of the Shengen agreement that allows border free movement through Europe and called for a new European border police force and an annual immigration quota.
Mr Fillon echoed his rival in claiming that "Islamist totalitarianism" should be the priority of France's next president.
"Radical Islam is challenging our values and our strength of character," he told reporters.
"We are at war, there is no alternative, it's us or them."
Striking a more conciliatory tone, frontrunner Mr Macron appealed to French voters to keep a cool head, telling RTL radio: "What our attackers want is death, symbolism, to sow panic and to disturb a democratic process, which is the presidential election."
He vowed that, if elected, he would create a task force to coordinate French intelligence efforts against Isis within weeks of taking power.
Thursday's attack came days after police foiled an "imminent" bombing plot believed to be linked to the election.
Isis flags were found at the suspects' homes and the group also claimed responsibility for the Champs Elysees shooting, identifying the attacker as a "fighter of the Islamic State" using the war name Abu Yusuf al Baljiki.
It indicates a link to Belgium but the country's interior minister said the suspect was a French national, amid searches at the home of a Frenchman previously convicted for shooting two police officers.
Karim Cheurfi, 39, was reportedly the subject of another counter terror investigation in February but was released because of a lack of evidence.
A Belgian man also handed himself into police in Antwerp after being identified as a suspected accomplice, but was not found to be linked to the attack.
Investigators found a pump action shotgun and knives in the car of the gunman, who pulled up behind a police van and opened fire with a Kalashnikov.
One officer was killed and two more injured, as well as a German woman whose foot was wounded.
It was one of almost a dozen attacks and plots targeting the French security services since 2012, including the murder of a police officer and his wife by an Isis supporter north of Paris, a machete attack outside Le Louvre and an attempted murder at Orly airport.
The Prime Minister said the government has reviewed its already extensive election security measures and says it is "fully mobilised" for Sunday's vote, deploying 50,000 police and 7,000 soldiers.
The best timepieces under one roof
FROM avant garde watches to luxury mobile phones, the ongoing Art Of Time is chock full of surprises.
If you haven made a trip to the exhibition yet, what are you waiting for?
Organised by Malaysian owned regional luxury watch retailer Swiss Watch Gallery (SWG), the showcase which ends on Oct 13 is held at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur.
Featured brands this year are Cartier, Graham, IWC Schaffhausen, Jaeger LeCoultre, Piaget, Tag Heuer, Tudor, Ulysse Nardin, Zenith and Vertu, the ultimate in luxury phones.
Here, bigwigs of the participating watch brands have their say.
It is our honour to be part of SWG third luxury watch exhibition, as it presents the most comprehensive collection of the world best and most desirable brands under one roof. It also gives us great pleasure to be working with our esteemed retail partner, the Valiram Group.
The key IWC Schaffhausen pieces at the exhibition include the Ingenieur Automatic AMG Black Series Ceramic from our Ingenieur 2013 collection, the Portuguese Hand wound Eight Days, the Portofino Hand wound Big Date, and our most exquisite watch, the Portuguese Grande Complication in rose gold.
For us, Malaysia is particularly unique, as it is the market with the biggest share of local clientele in the entire South East Asia region.
Malaysians are discerning with their watch know how, and have an excellent grasp of knowledge of our brand and its values. Furthermore, it holds great opportunity for tourism driven commerce, which is an important part of our strategic approach. This makes Malaysia an excellent base from which we can further expand the domestic market. Edouard d managing director, IWC, South East Asia
One of the key pieces is definitely the Piaget Emperador Coussin Tourbillon Exceptional Piece; this is making its first appearance in Malaysia. The calibre used in this timepiece is the first Piaget ultra thin automatic tourbillon movement with a thickness of only 5.55mm.
The Art Of Time is the first Piaget exhibition in Malaysia. It is a presentation of the brand and its new partnership with SWG, showing the most exquisite timepieces manufactured in Switzerland by Piaget in house watchmakers and craftsmen.
The Malaysian customer is a modern, refined and highly demanding one. I believe Piaget products are very close to their expectations. Eduardo Tartalo, general manager, Piaget South East Asia
One of the key pieces Vertu is presenting at the exhibition is the limited edition Vertu Ti Ferrari reflecting the sweeping rear curves of the Ferrari F12berlinetta. We are delighted to once again partner with Ferrari an iconic brand that shares our passion for design, craftsmanship and performance.
With the Vertu Ti Ferrari, we have created a new mobile phone that embodies these values perfectly. We continue our ongoing commitment to offer our customers an intriguing insight into the exciting world of Ferrari. Massimiliano Pogliani, Vertu CEO
We see Art Of cartier gold plated love bracelet Time as a great opportunity given by our partner to meet customers in a dedicated place. It also where we can meet new potential customers who are not yet into timepieces. Those customers are not necessarily aware of all the technology and craftsmanship involved in Tag Heuer watches. They usually do not go to watch and jewellery boutiques. Here, we can meet them, present them the brand and our most exciting pieces.
This year, we celebrate 50 years of the Carrera collection, an icon born in 1964 thanks to Jack Heuer genius with a spectacular chronograph. It is inspired by the two part construction Heuer stop watches that he once used on pro racing circuits around the world.
The technical details are all leading edge, with elements borrowed from Vodafone McLaren Mercedes Formula 1 team and aeronautics: black titanium carbide steel bezel, hand brushed and polished to a high sheen; polished, fine brushed and sandblasted steel and titanium cage; tachymetre and pulsometre on the dial.
The innovative asymmetrical case design is based on the Carrera Mikrogirder slightly rising at an angle at the top, where the crown and chronograph pushers are located.
Jack Heuer coat of cartier love braclet replica arms and signature decorate the smoked sapphire caseback, through which the 39 jewel Calibre 1887 movement can be seen. In every way, it a stunning tribute cartier love bracelet 18k yellow gold to the singular vision of a pioneer in technology and design.
In Malaysia, consumers are demonstrating a growing interest for watches. They are now looking for more refined and exclusive pieces, while seeking more watch making content. The growing appetite for automatic pieces and manufacture movements is very promising for the future.
Buying a Swiss luxury watch is buying a unique mix of craftsmanship, design and technology that you are going to enjoy for many gold plated cartier love bracelet years. Tag Heuer is eager to transmit our passion for watch making to many more customers and share with them our fascinating history and the DNA which inspire our collections. Christophe Legaie, Chief Operating Officer, LVMH Watch Jewellery Malaysia
THE Art Of Time is held at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur until Oct 13. Lifestyle partners include Tourism Malaysia, BMW, The Star, Glen Grant, Etihad, InterContinental Hotels, Maybank and HappeNings.popular replica cartier diamonds ring stainless steel You deserve it Let's go know about it the situation
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FROM avant garde watches to luxury mobile phones, the ongoing Art Of Time is chock full of surprises.
If you haven made a trip to the exhibition yet, what are you waiting for?
Organised by Malaysian owned regional luxury watch retailer Swiss Watch Gallery (SWG), the showcase which ends on Oct 13 is held at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur.
Featured brands this year are Cartier, Graham, IWC Schaffhausen, Jaeger LeCoultre, Piaget, Tag Heuer, Tudor, Ulysse Nardin, Zenith and Vertu, the ultimate in luxury phones.
Here, bigwigs of the participating watch brands have their say.
It is our honour to be part of SWG third luxury watch exhibition, as it presents the most comprehensive collection of the world best and most desirable brands under one roof. It also gives us great pleasure to be working with our esteemed retail partner, the Valiram Group.
The key IWC Schaffhausen pieces at the exhibition include the Ingenieur Automatic AMG Black Series Ceramic from our Ingenieur 2013 collection, the Portuguese Hand wound Eight Days, the Portofino Hand wound Big Date, and our most exquisite watch, the Portuguese Grande Complication in rose gold.
For us, Malaysia is particularly unique, as it is the market with the biggest share of local clientele in the entire South East Asia region.
Malaysians are discerning with their watch know how, and have an excellent grasp of knowledge of our brand and its values. Furthermore, it holds great opportunity for tourism driven commerce, which is an important part of our strategic approach. This makes Malaysia an excellent base from which we can further expand the domestic market. Edouard d managing director, IWC, South East Asia
One of the key pieces is definitely the Piaget Emperador Coussin Tourbillon Exceptional Piece; this is making its first appearance in Malaysia. The calibre used in this timepiece is the first Piaget ultra thin automatic tourbillon movement with a thickness of only 5.55mm.
The Art Of Time is the first Piaget exhibition in Malaysia. It is a presentation of the brand and its new partnership with SWG, showing the most exquisite timepieces manufactured in Switzerland by Piaget in house watchmakers and craftsmen.
The Malaysian customer is a modern, refined and highly demanding one. I believe Piaget products are very close to their expectations. Eduardo Tartalo, general manager, Piaget South East Asia
One of the key pieces Vertu is presenting at the exhibition is the limited edition Vertu Ti Ferrari reflecting the sweeping rear curves of the Ferrari F12berlinetta. We are delighted to once again partner with Ferrari an iconic brand that shares our passion for design, craftsmanship and performance.
With the Vertu Ti Ferrari, we have created a new mobile phone that embodies these values perfectly. We continue our ongoing commitment to offer our customers an intriguing insight into the exciting world of Ferrari. Massimiliano Pogliani, Vertu CEO
We see Art Of cartier gold plated love bracelet Time as a great opportunity given by our partner to meet customers in a dedicated place. It also where we can meet new potential customers who are not yet into timepieces. Those customers are not necessarily aware of all the technology and craftsmanship involved in Tag Heuer watches. They usually do not go to watch and jewellery boutiques. Here, we can meet them, present them the brand and our most exciting pieces.
This year, we celebrate 50 years of the Carrera collection, an icon born in 1964 thanks to Jack Heuer genius with a spectacular chronograph. It is inspired by the two part construction Heuer stop watches that he once used on pro racing circuits around the world.
The technical details are all leading edge, with elements borrowed from Vodafone McLaren Mercedes Formula 1 team and aeronautics: black titanium carbide steel bezel, hand brushed and polished to a high sheen; polished, fine brushed and sandblasted steel and titanium cage; tachymetre and pulsometre on the dial.
The innovative asymmetrical case design is based on the Carrera Mikrogirder slightly rising at an angle at the top, where the crown and chronograph pushers are located.
Jack Heuer coat of cartier love braclet replica arms and signature decorate the smoked sapphire caseback, through which the 39 jewel Calibre 1887 movement can be seen. In every way, it a stunning tribute cartier love bracelet 18k yellow gold to the singular vision of a pioneer in technology and design.
In Malaysia, consumers are demonstrating a growing interest for watches. They are now looking for more refined and exclusive pieces, while seeking more watch making content. The growing appetite for automatic pieces and manufacture movements is very promising for the future.
Buying a Swiss luxury watch is buying a unique mix of craftsmanship, design and technology that you are going to enjoy for many gold plated cartier love bracelet years. Tag Heuer is eager to transmit our passion for watch making to many more customers and share with them our fascinating history and the DNA which inspire our collections. Christophe Legaie, Chief Operating Officer, LVMH Watch Jewellery Malaysia
THE Art Of Time is held at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur until Oct 13. Lifestyle partners include Tourism Malaysia, BMW, The Star, Glen Grant, Etihad, InterContinental Hotels, Maybank and HappeNings.
The new passion for deadpan
In the world of photography, it would seem that deadpan is the new in thing. This year's Citibank Photography Prize presents us with four shortlisted photographers working in the documentary tradition, and three of them work in a manner that is determined to give it to us straight.
The organisers of this prize want to see it rivalling Tate's Turner Prize and the Man Booker Prize within a few years, and they are making a great deal of the fact that this year's four finalists are part of a wider, much touted return to documentary values in contemporary photography. This comes after years of self consciously "staged" photography in the vein of contemporary art stars such as Cindy Sherman and Gregory Crewdson, as well as all manner of fashion photographers.
But if the word "documentary" suggests to you the startling serendipities of a Henri Cartier Bresson or the hard hitting revelations of a Sebastio Salgado, think again. With one stunning exception, "documentary" at least the way this jury has interpreted it has less to do with bringing us news from the world out there than with avoiding even the slightest hint of artifice.
Jitka Hanzlova, for instance, a Czech artist, presents a small body of work that emerged from approaching black women in Brixton and asking them to pose for her. pink gold cartier love bracelet The resulting images are utterly deadpan: the women, about whom we can surmise nothing except that they are open to being persuaded to have their photo taken by a stranger, simply face the camera and wait for it to be over.
This sort of thing was done well in Germany between the wars by August Sander, at a time when many people still had genuinely strange and revealing responses to the camera. These days, gold bracelet cartier imitation people are so used to having their photos taken that hardly anything interesting jumps out.
In Hanzlova's case, we might try to get excited about the tension, or the sense of newfound complicity, between the photographer and the subject. But these images are actually devoid of tension. They couldn't be more banal if they tried.
Ah, but strangely, they do try. And this goes for another of the finalists, Bertien van Manen, from Holland. On the evidence of an earlier body of work gold cartier love bracelet buy made in Russia, van Manen is capable of an engaging and artful approach to the snapshot style.
But her more recent trip to China has resulted in a set of images so uninteresting, so uninformative and so arbitrary that it has put her in the running for a 20,000 prize.
Why is "deadpan" so popular at the moment? Perhaps because we no longer quite trust the truth telling capacity of photography. The deadpan manner, by removing any hint of rhetoric or persuasion, does its utmost to avoid making any such claims for itself. The style scoops art world cachet from the sternly objective approach of the so called Dusseldorf School of photographers, whose highly regarded members include Bernd faux cartier love bracelet and Hilla Becher, Thomas Struth and Thomas Ruff.
The deadpan look has crept into fashion photography, too, so it is no surprise to see that Juergen Teller, a leading fashion photographer, was also selected by this year's jury. His contribution sets photographs of the model Stephanie Seymour beside naked self portraits, street photographs and random still lifes.
I am partial to fashion photography: at least it admits to its own infatuations. But in dissolving the line between his fashion work and his private life, Teller gives the impression of riding a trend rather than pursuing a conviction. He has turned arbitrariness into a governing principle, and it's hard to see why.
The real showstopper at this year's exhibition is Simon Norfolk, whose large scale colour photographs of scenes of war wreckage in Afghanistan occupy an opposite pole to the "deadpan" manner.
Norfolk is a politically engaged photographer who told me he has no time for art. Strange then, that his carefully composed images taken at dusk or dawn should be so soaked in art historical and literary references, from the Golden Age nostalgia of the 17th century painter Claude Lorrain to the modern literary theory of Mikhail Bakhtin.
Norfolk shows us a country utterly wrecked by 25 years of war waged with appallingly destructive weapons. How dare they be so beautiful, you are inclined to think.
Norfolk deliberately plays up the contradiction between timeless beauty and present tense trauma. I find his presentation of the contradiction overwrought, but it makes me feel thoughtful and uneasy. And that is surely more interesting than feeling nothing at all.famous fake cartier rose bracelet Galvanized steel You should have it Let's more familiar in regards to its detailed
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In the world of photography, it would seem that deadpan is the new in thing. This year's Citibank Photography Prize presents us with four shortlisted photographers working in the documentary tradition, and three of them work in a manner that is determined to give it to us straight.
The organisers of this prize want to see it rivalling Tate's Turner Prize and the Man Booker Prize within a few years, and they are making a great deal of the fact that this year's four finalists are part of a wider, much touted return to documentary values in contemporary photography. This comes after years of self consciously "staged" photography in the vein of contemporary art stars such as Cindy Sherman and Gregory Crewdson, as well as all manner of fashion photographers.
But if the word "documentary" suggests to you the startling serendipities of a Henri Cartier Bresson or the hard hitting revelations of a Sebastio Salgado, think again. With one stunning exception, "documentary" at least the way this jury has interpreted it has less to do with bringing us news from the world out there than with avoiding even the slightest hint of artifice.
Jitka Hanzlova, for instance, a Czech artist, presents a small body of work that emerged from approaching black women in Brixton and asking them to pose for her. pink gold cartier love bracelet The resulting images are utterly deadpan: the women, about whom we can surmise nothing except that they are open to being persuaded to have their photo taken by a stranger, simply face the camera and wait for it to be over.
This sort of thing was done well in Germany between the wars by August Sander, at a time when many people still had genuinely strange and revealing responses to the camera. These days, gold bracelet cartier imitation people are so used to having their photos taken that hardly anything interesting jumps out.
In Hanzlova's case, we might try to get excited about the tension, or the sense of newfound complicity, between the photographer and the subject. But these images are actually devoid of tension. They couldn't be more banal if they tried.
Ah, but strangely, they do try. And this goes for another of the finalists, Bertien van Manen, from Holland. On the evidence of an earlier body of work gold cartier love bracelet buy made in Russia, van Manen is capable of an engaging and artful approach to the snapshot style.
But her more recent trip to China has resulted in a set of images so uninteresting, so uninformative and so arbitrary that it has put her in the running for a 20,000 prize.
Why is "deadpan" so popular at the moment? Perhaps because we no longer quite trust the truth telling capacity of photography. The deadpan manner, by removing any hint of rhetoric or persuasion, does its utmost to avoid making any such claims for itself. The style scoops art world cachet from the sternly objective approach of the so called Dusseldorf School of photographers, whose highly regarded members include Bernd faux cartier love bracelet and Hilla Becher, Thomas Struth and Thomas Ruff.
The deadpan look has crept into fashion photography, too, so it is no surprise to see that Juergen Teller, a leading fashion photographer, was also selected by this year's jury. His contribution sets photographs of the model Stephanie Seymour beside naked self portraits, street photographs and random still lifes.
I am partial to fashion photography: at least it admits to its own infatuations. But in dissolving the line between his fashion work and his private life, Teller gives the impression of riding a trend rather than pursuing a conviction. He has turned arbitrariness into a governing principle, and it's hard to see why.
The real showstopper at this year's exhibition is Simon Norfolk, whose large scale colour photographs of scenes of war wreckage in Afghanistan occupy an opposite pole to the "deadpan" manner.
Norfolk is a politically engaged photographer who told me he has no time for art. Strange then, that his carefully composed images taken at dusk or dawn should be so soaked in art historical and literary references, from the Golden Age nostalgia of the 17th century painter Claude Lorrain to the modern literary theory of Mikhail Bakhtin.
Norfolk shows us a country utterly wrecked by 25 years of war waged with appallingly destructive weapons. How dare they be so beautiful, you are inclined to think.
Norfolk deliberately plays up the contradiction between timeless beauty and present tense trauma. I find his presentation of the contradiction overwrought, but it makes me feel thoughtful and uneasy. And that is surely more interesting than feeling nothing at all.
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