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A Denmark-based technology company is set to open a robotics assembly facility in Johnstown in September. UXV Technologies is planning to hire 15 local people.

Theodore Schatzki, professor of geography, philosophy and sociology at the University of Kentucky, is serving as the 2023-24 College of Arts and Sciences’ Distinguished Professor and will deliver the annual Distinguished Professor Lecture next spring.

The majority of the Union’s signings in the last two windows have not worked out, which has Ernst Tanner managing an unusual loan army.

COPENHAGEN (AFP) – A Danish court on Monday ordered an artist to refund a museum which gave him EUR70,000 in cash to incorporate into artworks and he delivered blank canvasses entitled “Take the Money and Run”. Jens Haaning was commissioned by the Kunsten Museum in the western city of Aalborg to reproduce two works using […]

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A Danish artist who delivered two framed blank canvases titled “Take the Money and Run” must repay the Kunsten Museum of Modern Art about $7

Danish artist Jens Haaning, who accepted a $76,000 commission from the Kunsten Museum of Modern Art, has been ordered to repay the Aalborg, Denmark, institution roughly $70,000 after submitting a pair blank canvases rather than the expected artworks.

In a recent article, we looked at Norway’s CO2 transport and storage landscape. Norway’s soon-to-be-completed Northern Lights CO2 storage site influences industry decarbonisation elsewhere in Europe too. In May 2023, Danish energy company Ørsted signed an agreement with Northern Lights to ship and store 430 000 tonnes of CO2.

The majority of the Union’s signings in the last two windows have not worked out, which has Ernst Tanner managing an unusual loan army.

A Copenhagen court has ruled that Jens Haaning must return almost all of the 530,000 Danish krone ($76,000) he borrowed from a museum to create banknote-filled artworks that he never delivered.