#Barbara Bryne

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Joanna Gleason in Caricature

"Joanna Gleason," A Day in the Death of Joe Egg, Published May 31, 1985 - Al Hirschfeld

"Social Security," Published April 13, 1986 - Al Hirschfeld

Pictured: Ron Silver, Marlo Thomas, Kenneth Welsh, Stefan Schnabel, Olympia DuKakis, Joanna Gleason

"Into The Woods," Published November 1, 1987 - Al Hirschfeld

Pictured: Joanna Gleason, Robert Westenburg, Bernadette Peters, Tom Aldridge, Barbara Bryne, Chip Zien.

"Nick And Nora With Barry Bostwick, Joanna Gleason, Christine Baranski, And Asta" (11/3/91) - Al Hirschfeld

I've decided Joanna Gleason's Hirschfelds are my favorite depictions out of all the divas. While some are reminiscent of the subjects in question, and certainly recognizable, I take one look at Joanna's and I know that's her. The 1985 one especially really captures her essence. I have it on good authority that one's hanging in her house right now.

Joanna Gleason's Sardi's Caricature, 2005

Joanna and the cast of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels received their own Sardi's portraits nearly twenty years ago. A few days ago, Chip Zien at last received his, and Joanna was there at the unveiling, but the world hates us because none of the press coverage has photos of them together. This is very upsetting to me and every other theatre gay in existence.

The Lights of Broadway Trading Card(TM), 2019 | Into the Woods cast, 2014 - Squigs

I really do love the Into the Woods illustration here. And I love that at last someone has drawn Joanna with her glasses, as it should be. They're a vital part of her character.

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1986: Barbara Bryne, Ben Wright, and Milky White in the San Diego tryout of Into the Woods.

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oh oh oh

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Barbara Bryne Dies: Actress in Sondheim’s ‘Sunday In The Park With George’ Was 94

Barbara Bryne, a British actress who worked in stage, television, and film during a decades-long career, died Tuesday at age 94. Her death was confirmed by the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, but no cause was given. Bryne’s best-known stage roles were in the original Broadway productions of Stephen Sondheim’s Sunday in the Park With George and Into the Woods. She played mothers in both…

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I found this on NewsBreak: Barbara Bryne, Actress in Sondheim Musicals on Broadway, Dies at 94

I found this on NewsBreak: Barbara Bryne, Actress in Sondheim Musicals on Broadway, Dies at 94

[musicals-and-more]

A reminder that we are blessed with these full length pro shots.

Opportunity is not a lengthy visitor

youtu.be/kqCsQCsinK4

Design, Composition, Tension, Balance, Light, and Harmony

youtu.be/kFQGkm2VFy4

Somebody make me aware of being alive

https://youtu.be/ZS6s25bkCoE

[historical-fictioneer]

Something about Beautiful from Sunday in the Park with George just hits me square in the chest and makes me desperately want to sob bc… yea I get it. I get it and it’s so wonderfully, painfully beautiful.

[ulrichgebert]

Riesen sind wie wir. Nur größer. Viel, viel größer. Sonderbare Dinge geschehen im Wald. Unser liebsten Märchenmusical endlich einmal wieder, wie es sein soll: Die Rolle der Hexe ist für Bernadette Peters wie geschaffen.

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[thediaryofatheatrekid]

Once Upon A December: Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

1. Colm Wilkinson as Sweeney Todd/Benjamin Barker 2. Ethel Merman as Nellie Lovett 3. Simon Bowman as Anthony Hope 4. Rebecca Luker as Johanna Barker 5. Jonathan Pryce as Judge Turpin 6. David Romano as Beadle Bamford 7. Lucas Steele as Tobias Ragg 8. Barbara Bryne as Beggar Woman/Lucy Barker 9. Michael Crawford as Adolfo Pirelli/Daniel O'Higgins

Honorable Mentions:

1. Audra McDonald as Johanna Barker 2. Joanna Gleason as Nellie Lovett 3. Kelli O’Hara Johanna Barker 4. Laura Benanti as Johanna Barker 5. Sierra Boggess as Johanna Barker 6. Steve Barton as Sweeney Todd/Benjamin Barker

[sondheims-hat]

Madame Armfeldt

Hermione Gingold (1973), Anna Russell (1973), Margaret Hamilton (1974), Zoya Leporska (1976), Hermione Gingold (film 1977) Lila Kedrova (1989), Regina Resnik (1990), Glynis Johns (1991), Tammy Grimes (1994), Siân Phillips (1995), Barbara Bryne (2002), Claire Bloom (2003), Zoe Caldwell (2004), Polly Bergen (2008), Bobbi Steinbach (2008), Maureen Lipman (2008), Vanessa Redgrave (2009), Sheila Smith (2009), Angela Lansbury (2009), Elaine Stritch (2010), Leslie Caron (2010), Deanna Dunagan (2012), Penny Fuller (2014), Dana Ivey (2015), Susan Hofflander (2019), Josephine Barstow (2021), Mary Beth Peil (2022), Jodi Long (2023).

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Fantastic Four Vol 1 #245

Mon Dec 21 2020 [08:23 PM] Wack'd: So the cover caption is "The Invisible Girl Fights Alone for the Life of Her Son" paired with the promised "Childhood's End" title [08:23 PM] Wack'd: So maaaaaybe this is where she sheds the Invisible Girl name and becomes Invisible Woman, and that's what that's about [08:24 PM] Wack'd: In any case I am at once tantalized and terrified by the prospect of a Bryne-penned Sue-focused issue [08:24 PM] Umbramatic: oh boy [08:25 PM] maxwellelvis: I'm quivering with appre... [08:25 PM] maxwellelvis: Fine, damn you [08:25 PM] maxwellelvis: hension [08:26 PM] Wack'd: So we open with Sue being interviewed on television for a show called Woman to Woman by Barbara Walker--a thinly-veiled take on Barbara Walters, the first woman to anchor an American news program when she became cohost of The Today Show in 1974 [08:27 PM] Wack'd: So. Immediately in some incredibly dicey territory [08:27 PM] Wack'd: Oh god this is going to be a lot, jesus, where to start [08:28 PM] Wack'd: So Walker addresses Sue as "Ms. Storm", and Sue corrects her to "Mrs. Richards", prompting Walker to claim she's "accepted a subservient role to her husband" [08:28 PM] Umbramatic: i [08:28 PM] InbarFink: There is a Lot to unpack here [08:29 PM] Wack'd: Walker then hones in on the Invisible Girl name, claiming it does not sound like "a modern, liberated woman" [08:29 PM] Wack'd: Sue's response is to smile politely and explain that none of this makes her feel less-than and she's proud to bare her husband's name [08:30 PM] Wack'd: Walker asks if Sue's "ineffectual powers" make her feel "short-changed or overshadowed", and Sue responds by levitating Walker's chair into the air with an invisible column [08:32 PM] Wack'd: Walker points out Sue's "primary function has been to be captured and terrorized by your foes" so Sue mentions a couple of the Lee-era wins she kinda sorta had [08:33 PM] Wack'd: And finally Walker goes in on Sue's history with "the super-chauvinistic Sub-Mariner", to which Sue responds that she was young when she considered dating him and hasn't romanced him in many years [08:33 PM] maxwellelvis: What's Byrne got against Barbara Walters? [08:33 PM] Wack'd: Yeah this feels mean not to Sue, necessarily--though Bryne's attempts to whitewash the past and many stupid authorial fiats by having Sue claim autonomy over it all grates like hell [08:34 PM] Wack'd: But painting a woman pioneer in news broadcasting as a hard-line idiot who attacks other women for being insufficiently feminist is incredibly gross [08:35 PM] Umbramatic: yeeesh, yeah [08:35 PM] maxwellelvis: Is he just hating her for not softballing? [08:35 PM] Wack'd: I dunno what Walters' actual track record is but John Bryne taking a hard stance against Feminism™  leaves a real rotten taste in my mouth [08:36 PM] Wack'd: Sue caps off with

Unfortunately, or perhaps fortunately, we did not lose our human foibles when we gained our powers. And being the Invisible Girl has not deprived me of being a wife and mother, the role I love most.

[08:37 PM] maxwellelvis: Well, she reduced Donatello to tears when she interviewed the TMNT in 1991 [08:37 PM] Umbramatic: the turtles know what's up [08:38 PM] Wack'd: So there's a call at the studio, or as the producer puts it, "something's got the sweet things in reception all hot and bothered." [08:38 PM] Wack'd: I'm...not sure if Walker's producer being a misogynist is supposed to reveal Walker as a phony, or what [08:39 PM] Wack'd: Regardless, the flaming 4 sign is out the window, but no one wants to stop tape to alert Sue because Walker would be mad [08:39 PM] Wack'd: One Black guy says he'd "as soon drop by the Ku Klux Klan's annual ball", and *sigh* [08:40 PM] Umbramatic: REGRET [08:41 PM] Wack'd: *SIGH*

[08:41 PM] maxwellelvis: Why'd you make us read that, what'd we ever do to you? [08:42 PM] Wack'd: Sue returns home to find Reed and Ben knocked out, and Johnny being strangled by some stranger [08:43 PM] Wack'd: He wants information from Johnny, but Johnny doesn't have it, so the stranger knocks him out as well [08:43 PM] Umbramatic: welp [08:43 PM] Wack'd: Sue is spying on the whole situation invisibly, but the stranger can see her and gives chase [08:44 PM] Wack'd:

"Whatever else I may have said to Barbara Walker I do have a limit to my powers, and against someone who could so easily beat the others, I'm going to need some high-caliber help!"

[08:45 PM] Bocaj: This is worse than the Lincoln’s mother defense [08:45 PM] Wack'd: She tries keeping him away with a force field and pelting him with invisible orbs but these also fail to work [08:47 PM] Wack'd: Meanwhile, Walker catches the news--"unidentified forces which seem to be filling the air around the tower complex of the Baxter Building"--and decides to take a crew down to get "footage of Miss Smart-Mouth doing her impression of a fifth wheel." [08:47 PM] Bocaj: 😐 [08:48 PM] Wack'd: Sue is chased down to ground level where Walker is catty at her when she tries to order her to safety [08:49 PM] Wack'd: Oh god I fucking hate this [08:50 PM] Wack'd: So it turns out Franklin heard someone on TV say "when are you going to grow up", prompting his powers to turn him into an amnesiac adult man [08:50 PM] Umbramatic: what [08:51 PM] Wack'd: Reed, Johnny, and Ben failed to recognize him, but Sue does, and comforts him as he breaks down sobbing [08:51 PM] Umbramatic: aw [08:52 PM] Wack'd: The rest of the Four come to and there's a brief sequence where Franklin offers to make Ben human again, and Ben turns him down, and Franklin reaches into Ben's mind and is terrified of complex adult emotions [08:53 PM] Wack'd: So he absorbs some of Reed's knowledge and there's some technobabble about how this happened and what does this mean [08:54 PM] Wack'd: Anyway he turns himself back into a child and Ben back into rocky Thing [08:55 PM] maxwellelvis: I'm guessing leathery Thing turned out to be harder to draw than he anticipated. [08:55 PM] Wack'd: Aaaaaaaand uh. No resolution on Sue's whole deal, I guess? A lot of talk about Ben's complicated feelings on being the Thing, which I am normally entirely here for, but. [08:56 PM] Wack'd: So what I assumed was going to happen was the news would see Sue comforting Franklin and helping him through this ordeal and so Walker would see the value of motherhood or whatever the shit and back down but Walker is just...gone? And Sue doesn't really do anything? [08:56 PM] Wack'd: Ben gets a good emotional resolution but not one that has anything to do with the story I just read [08:57 PM] Wack'd: Hell Sue doesn't even save the day except that maybe Reed Ben and Johnny would've never figured out this is Franklin without her [08:58 PM] maxwellelvis: So this issue had nothing to do with anything, even itself [08:58 PM] Wack'd: Anyway Ben is afraid Alicia only loves him as the Thing and even though he knows intuitively this isn't true his trauma is as such that he cannot fully accept it. Thus is narrated to us by Reed as Ben and Alicia walk off into the distance [08:59 PM] Umbramatic: weird [08:59 PM] Bocaj: People would be less sad if they walked into the distance less [08:59 PM] Wack'd: So. Issue is over. [08:59 PM] Wack'd: Friggin wild. [08:59 PM] Wack'd: Moving on, I guess [09:00 PM] maxwellelvis: This issue was like, one half of a terrible idea and one eight of a good one.

[shipatfirstsight]

Favorite Books of 2020*

*being books I read in 2020, for the first time, rather than only limited to books published in 2020, and in no specific order, except for probably by author because I tend to read an author’s whole backlog when I ~discover~ them

**These are also, exclusively, books I gave 5 stars to. Didn’t intend it, but here we are.

Did this for my own gratification to sift through all the books I read this year, but thought it could serve as a recommendation list too! I pretty much exclusively read Historical (Regency) Romances, so that’s what this is. 

1. The Captive by Grace Burrowes- Absolutely moving book, my new standard for hurt comfort 

2. The Traitor by Grace Burrowes- ~villain~ from book 1 on this list as the MC and also super moving and just generally Great

3. Andrew: Lord of Despair by Grace Burrowes- I read the summary. I was not interested. I decided to read the first 10 pages before bed. Read the first 190 pages. 

The rest of the list is under the cut, 29th entry has a spoiler so just be pre-warned.

4. Darius by Grace Burrows- I hate the trope this book covers, and yet I loved this book

5. The Seduction of an English Scoundrel by Jillian Hunter- So funny, actually I loved this whole series and since it is 15 books long, I won’t list them all. Just know I loved them. Most of them. 

6. Teresa Medeiros. Seriously almost all of her books. Specifically, though: The Vampire Who Loved Me, After Midnight, One Night Of Scandal, Charming the Prince, and Thief of Hearts

7. Yours Until Dawn by Teresa Medeiros- This one was so good, it needs its own spot even though I also loved the ones above. This book though.

8. The Wedding Night by Barbara Dawson Smith- love people already married who come back together and fall in love, and this one delivered

9. The Markham Hall Series by Sierra Simone- erotica, Good book, I reread favorite scenes all the time

10. Duke I'd Like to F... and Naughty Brits- Two anthology that had to be read for their titles alone, liked all the stories which is all that really matters to me with anthologies 

11. Two Rogues Make a Right by Cat Sebastian- so sweet, another hurt/comfort

12. The entire Sebastian St. Cyr Series by C.S. Harris- murder mysteries set after the Napoleonic Wars. LOVED. Also nice to see a love story play out over several books.

13. Someone to Romance by Mary Balogh- I’m going to be honest: I love everything Mary Balogh writes. Her books just work for me.

14. The Deadly Hours- another anthology, but I really only liked Susanna Kearsley and C.S. Harris’ stories. Still, worth it for me!

15. The Will Darling Adventures Series by KJ Charles- these boys. Charles makes me feel her books viscerally in a way I like.

16. Daring and the Duke by Sarah MacLean- Another villain (sort of) turned MC for this one. MacLean makes me like characters I don’t expect to like, and I would legitimately like anything she wrote so here we are.

17. A Dark and Stormy Knight by Kerrigan Bryne- I hated the MC of this book in the rest of this series and now I like him, so again, here we are

18. The Earl of Christmas Past by Kerrigan Bryne- healed my pain from the Ghost and Mrs. Muir, and that is all I will say on the matter

19. All Scot and Bothered by Kerrigan Bryne- I think its clear that I just like Bryne’s books. 

20. Marry in Scarlet by Anne Gracie- I was so excited for this book and it managed to exceed by expectations. 

21. Amanda Quick- Just, all of them yet again. I literally gave most of them 5 stars and cannot reduce them to my favorites. I liked all of them. You can message me for specifics cause they do cross genres ect., but just know that I loved them all.

22. The Lord I Left by Scarlett Peckham- as a person with a complicated relationship with religion, this book appealed to me, and you know ~I hope that didn’t awaken anything in me~

23. The Rakess by Scarlett Peckham- loved the thesis of the book (if you can call it that in a fiction book). Thought it was really well done.

24. Something Wicked by Jo Beverly- it has been months since I read this book and every time I think about it, I’m like, damn that was a good book. Enemy-ish characters and like....my stomach hurt when I was reading it? I was that emotionally distressed. This book made me feel some kind of way.

25. That Scandalous Evening by Christina Dodd- young woman sculpts crush, gets the proportions of his....manly bits wrong because she’s an innocent, he’s embarrassed, she’s ostracized for 10 years! and then they meet again and its great and hilarious

26. My Favorite Bride by Christina Dodd- I’m 1000% sure this is a The Sound of Music retelling and it’s Perfect

27. House of Earth and Blood by Sarah J. Maas- I just think it was Neat. World building, characters, Maas, I liked it.

28. Chasing Cassandra by Lisa Kleypas- there was a scene cut from a previous book in this series about the characters in this book and it appears in this book, but someone posted it and every so often, I would read that scene over and over because it was so good and the full book did not disappoint me.

29. The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo- ok, this is a well written book but it has low ratings on goodreads for its ****SPOILERS**** psuedo-incest between two step-siblings. ***END SPOILERS*** I think its a little unfair, because it is a good book, and I love Choo’s writing, but I mean I understand that it can be a problematic read for some people.

and finally

30. Ten Things I Hate About the Duke by Loretta Chase- I’ve been waiting 3! years! for this book and boy was it worth that wait. I’m not even done with it yet, but yeah, it’s working for me.

[aliveandfullofjoy]

this is horrible of me but i didn't realize barbara bryne was still alive until i looked it up just now. does anyone know how she's doing? she's 91!

[wiadomosciprasowe]

Her er de nominert til Norsk Lyspris 2019

https://www.y6.no/her-er-de-nominert-til-norsk-lyspris-2019/

Her er de nominert til Norsk Lyspris 2019

Dato: 10-10-2019 16:02 CEST Opprinnelig tittel på pressemeldingen: Her er de nominert til Norsk Lyspris 2019 Kategori: , Arkitektur Ingeniørkunst Utdanning Livsstil, mote, fritid Data, telekom, IT Bygg, eiendom Miljø, energi Detaljhandel Industri, produksjon Offentlig sektor Interessen for Norges viktigste lyspris har aldri vært større. Nå er de nominerte prosjektene som kan vinne Norsk Lyspris 2019 endelig klare.

Interessen for Norges viktigste lyspris har aldri vært større. Nå er de nominerte prosjektene som kan vinne Norsk Lyspris 2019 endelig klare.

Norsk Lyspris er den gjeveste hedersutmerkelse for lysdesign og belysningsprodukter i Norge, og har de siste årene opplevd en eksplosiv økning i antall søknader.

Juryens vurdering av søknadene har resultert i 19 nominerte.

De nominerte til Norsk Lyspris 2019 strekker seg fra Lindesnes til Ulsteinvik, fra lysdesign og produkter til lysinstallasjoner, fra anerkjente aktører til unge talenter.

– Norsk lysdesign holder et høyt internasjonalt nivå, og det er både god geografiske spredningen og bredde i årets prosjekter. Den teknologiske utviklingen i bransjen, sammen med økt bevissthet i samfunnet om viktigheten av godt og riktig lys, gjør prisen stadig viktigere og mer aktuell, sier juryleder Barbara Matusiak, som er professor og arkitekt ved Institutt for arkitektur og teknologi ved NTNU.

Norsk Lyspris deles ut for 18. gang av den ideelle organisasjonen Lyskultur, som er Norges ledende kompetansenettverk innen lys og belysning.

Vinnerne kåres under Lysets Dag, 20. november på DOGA i Oslo. Én av vinnerne av Norsk Lyspris har mulighet til å bli nominert videre til Nordisk Lyspris.

Her er, i tilfeldig rekkefølge, en kort oversikt over de nominerte til Norsk Lyspris 2019:

Full oversikt og prosjektbeskrivelse finner du på Lyskultur.no

Nominerte til “Beste innendørsprosjekt”

Under Lyset i restauranten er en stor bidragsyter til å gjøre publikumsreisen til en helt særlig reise. Prosjektet viser en sammensmelting av lysdesign, lysteknikk og arkitektur som sjelden er sett i norsk skala.

Helsfyr stasjon Stasjonen er forvandlet fra et tilårskomment og dunkelt uttrykk til å nå fremstå som et funksjonelt bygg med tydelig identitet og en forbedret brukeropplevelse for de reisende.

Det naturlige Lyset – Sykehuset i Vestfold Det nordiske lyset varierer mellom direkte sollys og indirekte himmellys. I dette prosjektet er den kunstige belysningen bevisst brukt i forhold til fargetemperatur og intensitet for å illudere det naturlige lyset når dagene er mørke.

Nominerte til “Beste utendørsprosjekt”

Kaizersplass Bryne Plassen blir teatralsk behandlet med lys integrert i sittekanter, graffiti på veggen har fått presis effektbelysning. Et torg med et tydelig konsept og en klar programmering. Økt brukeropplevelse i offentlig rom med utstrakt bruk av lysstyring og interaktivitet.

Lillestrøm skatepark I et anlegg der bevegelse og lek er i fokus, bygger belysningen opp under dette ved å være både interaktiv og dynamisk. På trygt vis har anlegget våget å gi brukerne kontrollen over lysstyringen, og gjennom store intuitive knapper kan skaterne selv styre lyset slik de vil.

Ålgård torg Prosjektet viser hvordan belysning er med å styrke de gode kvalitetene i ny byutvikling. Med gode prosesser, samarbeid og medvirkning har Ålgård torg blitt transformert fra et nedlagt industriområde til en attraktiv møteplass.

Nominerte til “Beste produkt eller tekniske løsning” Beste produkt:

Tangent En skulpturell og justerbar gulvlampe inspirert av geometriske prinsipper.

QE QUASI Kvalitetsbelysning er avgjørende for våre liv. Og det er også tanken om lysets fysiske – så vel som den emosjonelle effekten – som er selve kjernen i denne lampen.

Krystallkule Munnblåses og diamantslipes på Hadeland Glassverk. Skal gjennom over ti arbeidsstasjoner før de er klare for et nytt hjem. Beste spesialdesignet produkt til prosjekt

H&M lysekrone-gravity Lysekronen skal tilby besøkende en sanselig, stille og vakker stemning når man beveger seg gjennom etasjene på H&M sin flagship store på Karl Johan.

Flyvende rammer på galleri Oslo De flyvende rammene er installert på Galleri Oslo i forbindelse med totalrehabilitering av belysningsanlegget på stedet.

Ulstein arena – spesialdesignet armatur til svømmehall Ulstein Arena er en samlingsarena med en godt synlig svømmehall. Arkitektens overordnede tanke og byggets klassiske preg var ønsket fremhevet av belysningen. Beste tekniske løsning

Sola Airport Arena Dette er en løsning med brukeropplevelse i fokus, samtidig som den teknologiske plattformen med et konvergert IT-nettverk sørger for en fremtidsrettet struktur.

Åpen klasse

Light Pressure Light Pressure er en lysinstallasjon som bruker hele undersiden av taket til Vekta-bygningen ved Nedre Foss park. Målet er å aktivere bygget gjennom et ganske subtilt grep.

Lys som materiale Viel Bjerkeset Andersen sine prosjekter utforsker relasjonen mellom tilstedeværelse og fravær; mellom væren og ikke-væren, lys og mørke, og mellom oss og dem.

Ormen Vaage En drage som stiger opp der kunst, lysdesign, håndverk og et øye for detaljer, møtes. Vaage er designer og kunstner Stig Skjelvik sin siste installasjon og ligger i Revetal, Norge.

Norsk lyspris – UNG

Antelope På dagtid fungerer Antelope som en skulptur, og på kvelden endres funksjonaliteten til stemningsbelysning som bidrar til å lyse opp et rom. Ved å kombinere håndverk og den mest moderne teknologien innenfor 3D-printing har man muliggjort en unik form som er konstruert i porselen.

Skjærgårdslys Skjærgårdslys er et lyskonsept basert på gjenbruk av sjalusiskap som gir verdiskapning til brukerne gjennom lokal tilknytning.

USN kull 16 -bachelorprosjekt -Hvordan kan vi tilpasse lys for å stimulere til ønsket plantevekst i kontrollerte miljøer?I denne oppgaven har studentene tatt for seg lysets påvirkning av biokjemiske prosesser i ulike organismer for å fremme vekst.

Full oversikt og prosjektbeskrivelse finner du på Lyskultur.no

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FAKTA: Norsk Lyspris

Norsk Lyspris er den gjeveste hedersutmerkelse for lysdesign og belysningsprodukter i Norge. Prisen deles ut av den ideelle organisasjonen Lyskultur, som er Norges ledende kompetansenettverk innen lys og belysning. Vinnerne kåres under Lysets Dag, 20. november på DOGA i Oslo. Norsk Lyspris ble etablert av Lyskultur i 2001 og er en årlig begivenhet. Én av vinnerne av Norsk Lyspris har mulighet til å bli nominert videre til Nordisk Lyspris. Norsk lyspris kåres i kategoriene "Beste utendørsprosjekt", "Beste innendørsprosjekt", "Beste produkt eller tekniske løsning", "Norsk lyspris – UNG" og "Åpen klasse".

Kilde: Pressekontor Lyskultur – PRESSEMELDING

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Lyskultur er Norges ledende kompetansenettverk innen lys og belysning og jobber for å fremme fagpolitiske interesser og bedre rammevilkårene for alle som jobber med lys og belysning. Foreningen er non-profit og ble stiftet i 1936. 

Lyskultur er landsdekkende med regionale avdelinger og komiteer. Lyskulturs medlemmer er toneangivende aktører innenfor belysningsbransjen, fra lysdesignere og rådgivende ingeniører til produsenter, importører, installatører og salgsleddet innenfor belysning. Medlemmene er aktive bidragsytere i utviklingen av nasjonale og internasjonale standarder, rapporter og veiledere.

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