Proper noun
Gibney (plural Gibneys)
A surname.
A huge amount of footage was filmed on 16mm cameras during the trip which remained largely unseen until the release of Alex Gibney 's Magic Trip in 2011. Source: Internet
Bronwen Walter, 2005, "Irish Diaspora" in Immigration and asylum: from 1900 to the present, Volume 3 edited by Matthew J. Gibney, Randall Hansen. Source: Internet
After November 1, you can find by Shannon Gibney at an online e-tailer, or at a real life, independent bookstore near you! Source: Internet
Gibney uses intimate, never-before-seen home videos, interviews with friends, enemies and lovers, and clips from films adapted from Thompson's material to document his turbulent life. Source: Internet
At the center of the organization is Gina Gibney, who founded her eponymous dance company in 1991, and when she last spoke with NYC Community Media in fall 2014, had recently taken on the space at 280 Broadway — in addition to running 890 Broadway. Source: Internet
NYCB ballerina Maria Kowroski, dance icon Desmond Richardson, and Jake Tribus from Gibney Dance will teach online classes in ballet and contemporary. Source: Internet